Vision to build Canada floods through western plains
A writer urges bold leadership to unite Canada and unleash western wealth. The article praises Canada’s development driven by pioneering visionaries and notes Manitoba crop prospects, late-ripening Saskatchewan, and improving western agriculture amid rain needs. It reports on regional crop conditions, pests, and steady growth, with praise for immigrants settling under CN Rail colonization and a closing note advertising magazines at The Banner Bookstore.
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The
Stress
Jim Hill
States
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
MacDonald
Stinnes
Canada
St. James and
King Streets
Montreal
Toronto
Frairies
West
Canadian National Railways
Colonization Department
Banner
Amendments Backed Unanimously To Aid Farmers In Bankruptcy
The Commons Banking Committee approved a bill to ease farmer bankruptcies. It removes the $200 security for trustee fees and allows free use of debt adjustment officer services where appointed, with mandate for disbursements. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta currently have officers. others may follow.
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Commons Banking Committee
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Weather and crop conditions rise in western fields
The weekly crop report from the Agricultural Department notes rapid crop growth and robust root systems despite heat. Saskatchewan and Alberta saw good rains, Manitoba needs more rain, cattle thrive with few pests, and livestock prices and receipts hold steady amid ample farm labor demand.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Red Deer
Edmonton
Dunvegan
Westlock
British Columbia
Agricultural Department
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prairie Provinces
Public notice on by law for road opening in Russell Manitoba
The Rural Municipality of Russell calls a meeting on July 30 1924 to pass a by law opening a public road in sections 1 2 township 21 range 28 west of the principal meridian Manitoba and a draining ditch in section 35 township 26 range 28 west of the principal meridian plans dated July 13 1921 sworn April 19 1922 by Edward G Waller. The council will hear objections from affected landowners at the meeting. Dated June 25 1934 Russell Manitoba.
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Russell
Manitoba
Edward George Waller
Minnesota
Manitob
Dr Bates Physician and Surgeon at Landingham Breech
Dr W 4 Bates operates as physician and surgeon with an office on Landingham Breech Main Street and residence across from the Methodist Church. Office phone 23 and residence phone 25 listed.
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Bates
Ofice
Landingham Breech
Main St
Weeteee Ae St
Methodist Church
Avosell
H. P. Reed
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