Inglis Tales Of Dances Visits And Local Events
A long list of community notes from Inglis includes Darrel Crawford of the RCAF on a 10 day leave, Albert Neals from Winnipeg visiting over the long weekend, and a well attended Inglis Curling Club dance with Wagner orchestra. Also mentioned are hospital updates, gospel meeting announcements at Harold Adams farm, the District W I convention in Inglis, and various residents traveling or moving through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Crawford
RCAF
Saskatoon
Albert Neals
Winnipeg
Inglis Curling Club
Russell, Cracknell
Eadcliffe
Wagner
Elphinstone
E. H. Armstrong
Wm. Halwas
Adolph ‘Ziprick
Margaret
D. M. Copeland
Oakburn
Robert Mackie
General Hospital
Harold J. Adams
Inglis
Real Spiritual Christian Fellowship
W.I
United Church
Inglis Ladies’ Aid
Shellmouth community events quick recap
A May Shellmouth program featured an Empire Day showing from Shellmouth school with songs and readings led by Lena Schmidt and Kathleen Morrison. The Happy Gang sponsored a successful dance to aid the Red Cross with quilts auctioned by Mr. McKay of the CNR, and a CNR gravel crew left for D Arcy Sask. Congratulations were aired for Mrs. W Gilhooly on the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Gang
Red Cross Society
McKay
CNR
Shellmouth
Canada
Lena Schmidt
M. Cooper
Kathleen Morrison
W. Gilhooly
Isabel Williams
CNR. Gravel
D'Arcy
Sask
Endcliffe Residents Return From Raymore Posts
Endcliffe Miss Gertie Geib came home from Raymore where she had worked two months. Miss Margaret Woods spent the long weekend with her parents at Beulah. Mrs W P Stewart heard from her son Gordon who is safe in Scotland. The Junior Red Cross sponsored a dance and program last Friday with large attendance featuring choir items recitals songs and solo performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Geib
Raymore
Margaret Woods
Beulah
W. P. Stewart
Gordon
Scotland
Red Cross
Ray Bird
Ivan McCann
Pat Pagan
Florence Cory
Eleanor Kendal
Dover
Weekend Visit Highlights and A Canadian Wedding
Harrowby and Archie Galbraiths stayed with J Blain and Jack Self at Camp Shilo for the weekend. Marie Whalen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Whalen Emo Ont, wed James Maynes of the RCAF and son of Mrs F Percy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Galbraith
Sperling
J. Blain
Jack Self
ASF
Camp Shilo
Marie Whalen
Whalen
Emo
James Maynes
The
RCAF
F. Percy
Local Residents Spend Weekend in Winnipeg
Craigie Miss N. Storey spent a few days in Winnipeg last week. Miss M. Corder spent the weekend with Mrs. Willis Thicket. Mrs. B. Shaw and two children spent the weekend at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Storey
Winnipeg
Visitors and locals gather for a festive Honoring event
Mrs. Edgar Keech and daughter Carol from Winnipeg visit her father Mr. James Murdock. Mrs. Cecil Nield of Bredenbury Sask visits her parents at the Wayside store. Privates Walter May Harold May and Bert Robinson of Mantboroen head to Nova Scotia for a new camp and are honored at a school house dance. LAC Leslie Barrington of the RCAF supplies branch in Calgary returned home on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NeVie Brook
Boissevain
J. Brown
E. Fraser
Dand and
Melita
Gordon Burnett
Fraser
Wm. Hargreaves
Jack and
Norris
Kenton
D. C. Stewart
R. J. Young
Fred Tummingly
W. A. Coulter
Winnipeg
R. M. Anderson
Medical Department
the Compensation Board
H. Cochrane
Betty Ebern
Russell
Harry Pettit
RCAF
St Yorkton
Edgar Keech
Carol
James Murdock
Cecil Nield
Bredenbury
Sask
J. Way
Walter
Harold May
Bert Robinson
Manthore
Nova Scotia
Lac Leslie Barrington
Calgary
Rations for Weanling Pigs and Feeding Steps
The article notes creep feeding and separate troughs before weaning influence gains. A mixed ration of ground oats barley and wheat with sifted hulls and coarse wheat is advised, plus skim milk as primary protein or substitutes like tankage or concentrates. Hog growth improves with adequate protein. start well before forty pounds and adjust feed as pigs begin market readiness.
Prairie farmers defend wartime parity and price shifts
The text argues that prairie farmers contribute to the war effort, noting parity prices from 1913 16 and current prices show livestock above or below that baseline. Wheat remains 43 percent below parity, hogs 14 percent below, steers 10 percent below, and lambs 7 percent above, while industrial wages rise 44 percent above parity. It lists factors raising prices including bread grain shortages in Egypt and Turkey and favorable seeding in parts of Australia, with Argentina storage critical and Western Europe rains improving prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Egypt
Turkey
Italy
Danube
Australia
Argentina
Europe
Hitler aims to keep post as commander of Nazi army
A Tass dispatch from Stockholm reports Hitler plans to retain the post of commander in chief despite opposition from German generals led by Marshal Theodor von Bock and that he departed for the eastern front to confirm his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Theodor von Bock
Kharkov Front
Tass
Disatch
Stockholm
Eastern Front
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silverton
Endcliffe
Harrowby
Craigie
Ceylon
India
South America
Bose
Coffee
Tanewe Ae Teen
ADE
Sheai
Stregis Acne Eee Smith
Price and Trade Board
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