Weekly Review Of Twentieth Legislature Manitoba Session
A report on the third session of Manitoba’s Twentieth Legislature opening with the Throne speech. Bracken speaks on agriculture and unemployment trends, funds on relief, youth training, and the proposed Land Court to replace the Farmers Creditors Arrangement Act. Debates cover wheat marketing, Wheat Board retention, and Western agricultural support.
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Province of
Mantobe
Tapper, KC
Jebe Bracken
Ana
Manitoba
Becken
Canada
Bracken
Paris
Reed
Department of Educates
Farmers Creditors Arrangement
Fort Wiliam
Farmers Creditore
Thees
Deven
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Wheat Board
J. A. Munn
Duterin
Muan
J. Farmer
Cox-tabor
Parmer
Economic Survey Board
S. E. Rogers
Social Credit Group
Whett Board
Port Willam
W. R Sexemith
Portage la Prairie
George Dinsdale
Brandon
W. J. Major
Sexemith
Dinsdale
Portage and
Breadon
Sleeping Sickness Vaccine Boosts Manitoba Horse Health
An early 20th century report details a new commercial vaccine for horse sleeping sickness. It explains how chicken embryo virus is used to create a safe, effective preventive deployed widely in Manitoba and across the prairie provinces. The piece notes dramatic declines in disease among vaccinated horses and outlines costs, availability, and recommended vaccination timing.
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Red River
Pembina
America
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
Vaccination urged to prevent sleeping sickness in horses
Officials warn there is no fear of an outbreak this season if all horse owners vaccinate their animals as recommended. Mare, stallion, and pony keepers are urged to follow veterinary guidance to ferret out any risk and protect the equine population.
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USA
Manitoba
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Saskatchewan
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Noose Jaw
Ansiniboia
East
CIMIT
Canadian Pacific
Owne
D. L. Campbell
Agriculture and Immigration
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