Letter on democracy and Manitoba politics urges support
Peter Warren argues that political officeholders endure long hours and family strain for democracy. He cites Bud Sherman and other Manitoba, federal, and municipal figures, noting ups and downs of public service. The piece defends the democratic system and urges readers to acknowledge politicians' efforts rather than dismiss them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Bud Sherman
Neck of the Woods
Peter
Brandon
Walter Dinsdale
Jake Epp
Federal Conservative Party
Ottawa
Sterling Lyon
Lloyd Axworthy
Russia
Portage la Prairie
Contemporaries weigh in on weeklies and crime notes
Readers review weekly papers as a record of community life from Canora to Yorkton. Reports touch on a Canora shoe repairman, a Tintlaw fundraiser dog affair, a penitentiary marijuana case, and editorials about crime, health, transport, and rural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan River Star and Times
Weekly
Mike Kerr
Canora
Canora Courer
Mike
Bil Shuya
Lintlaw
Yorkton
Tintlaw Rec Centre
Bill
Sandy
Kosar
Shuya
Fort
Sask
Opasqula Times
Pas
Oxbow Herald
Lac du Bonnet
Myrna Morris
Balcarres
Wainwright Chronicle
Red River Valley
Altona
Moosomin World Spectator
Saskatchewan
Innisfail
Stettler
Independent
Bow Island
The
Estevan Mercury
Melville Advance
Broadview
Irrigation Growth Seen Across Manitoba Farms
Manitoba Agriculture Irrigation Specialist George Klassen says irrigation acreage rose by 3200 hectares in 1980 and could match that gain this summer. He notes the practice has shifted from a fruit and vegetable niche to a common option for mixed farms, offering clear economic benefits though costing 375 to 1500 per hectare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
George Klassen
Dangerous treated seed harms cattle says Manitoba expert
A Manitoba Agriculture pathologist warns leftover seed treated with insecticides can poison livestock. Cattle may die after inhaling fumes or swallowing small amounts. bloat can occur as chemicals stop rumen muscles. Early veterinary care can save animals, but many cases end in death. Farmers should burn or bury treated seed or securely lock it away to prevent access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Agriculture
Jim Neufeld
Neufeld
Artment
Centennial celebrations draw thanks and reflections
Letters to the editor thank coverage and guests for a Centennial Celebration. The writer cites veterans and dignitaries, praises organizers and volunteers, and notes specific individuals and towns. A second note from Bob Witty comments on Rural Municipality of Russell Centennial Homecoming, praising planners and events like the breakfast Arts and Crafts Fair and the Service Personnel dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston’ Churchill
Rolland Clegg
Arrow River
W. Deschambault
Elmer Shepherd
Dugald
Russell
Binscorth
Lord Jesus Christ
Bob Witty
Binscarth
Margaret Cooper
Russell welcomes back homecomers with best wishes
A letter to the editor from Russell residents expresses warm greetings to returning homecomers. The writers note the community enjoyed hosting them and extend prayers and blessings for happiness and health. The message emphasizes enduring community spirit and goodwill.
Endangered Falcon Returns to Manitoba
Peregrine falcons raised from the Canadian Wildlife Service Raptor Centre in Alberta will be released in Winnipeg this summer as part of an international effort to reestablish the endangered species. The program, a Manitoba Wildlife Branch cooperative with Alberta and the Canadian Wildlife Service, aims to curb city pests and offer observers a chance to glimpse the birds, though risks include vehicle collisions and owl predation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Wildlife Service
Wainright
Alta
Winnipeg
Natural Resources
Harry Enns
North America
Enns
Manitoba
Manitoba Wildlife Branch
Province of
Alberta
Canada
Canadiens
First of a series of bicycle races for trophy
July 25 1901 report notes Gordon Kippan won the race with R Clee second in 17 minutes 30 seconds. Other starters were L Kennedy Jas Clee F Cox and DH Boyd. July 27 1918 F Johnson former Fargo resident buys blacksmith shop in Silverton. Jas Clee returns from north country mining prospects. Main Street improvements with cement sidewalks. Labor conference set harvest wage at 4.00 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Cycle and Motor Company
Rrun
Gordon Kippan
R. Clee
L. Kennedy
Jas
Clee
F. Cox
DH. Boyd
F. Johnson
Fargo
N.D
Silverton
Jas Clee
North ‘Country
Oe Main Street
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Russell Banner
Ona
Ciitios
Main Street
United States
Canloner
Clayton G. Chaloner
Speerate Apie
Sayne
Cena As
Peter Warren
Klassen
Newfeld
Lyle McNicol
Dauphin
Aly
C.P R
Millwood Ratepayers
Millwood
J. Wondrasek
Geo Heap
J. Black
Cartwright Sr
Manitoba Gazette
HJ. Peddie
W.W.W. Wilson
J.B. Grifiths
M.L.A
Bert Cochrane
W. Lazenby
United Grain Growers Ltd
Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Wally
U.G.G
Foxwarren
Foxwarren Women's Institute
Manitoba ‘Women’s Institute
Salada-Shiriff-Horsey Ltd
Norma C. Morrison
Frank Sitko
Manitoba Hydro
Logie Johnson
Sitko
Pipestone
Jan Kieperkin
General Hospital
Dave Smith
Smith
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