Department Report On Threshing Progress And Scarce Vegetables
The report notes threshing completed across much of the country south of Riding Mountain with flax oil scarce and some delays. In the Interlake district and northern Manitoba threshing remains incomplete, though work continues despite shortages and uneven progress.
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Riding
Interlake
Manitoba
Threshing progress and crop reports across Manitoba
A Manitoba crop bulletin notes threshing not yet complete with about ten percent unfinished. Potatoes are strong in key districts near Winnipeg and Brandon. Vegetables suffered from flea beetles and drought, with uneven showers and first killing frosts. Field corn matures slowly, grain prices remain low, and grasshoppers spread in the south. Alfalfa yields are down. poultry egg output slows as weather stays dry.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Brandon
Winnipeg Market Garden
Mai
Rural Youth Training Courses Outline Opportunities
The province offers agricultural and homemaking courses for rural Manitoba youths this year. Sessions run from November 1 to December 28 at Sink? Binecarth and from October 11 to December 21 at Birtle and Minnedosa. Tuition is free with modest board costs. applications require two letters of recommendation and proof of need.
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St Binecarth
Birtle
Minnedosa
Manitoba
J. P
Pia
Lorne
Carter
Russell
Poultry Pool Notes Annual Meeting Announcement
The Poultry Pool, a producer owned marketing group, opens new Western Canada markets and exports surpluses. Every contributor is a member with equal voice. Attend the Russell local annual meeting Friday October 21 at 2 pm for a talk on the Pool and full business discussion.
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Poultry Pool
Canada
Russell
Association
Pasture and crop conditions noted in report
The report notes no frost yet and good pastures with healthy animals. Potatoes are excellent where not hail damaged, with small second growth where hail occurred. Field corn is good but not plentiful. Grasshoppers are numerous. Summer fallow is in very poor condition due to heavy rain before cutting, boosting weed growth.
Auctions of farm stock and household goods in Angus and area
A series of local sale notices outlines auctions by multiple sellers including David Mulltena John Wagner Mrs J Kollar Alfred Burgemaster and others. Items listed cover farm stock implements furniture livestock and household effects with sale sites near Angusville Inglis Mac Nutt Silver Beach and surrounding districts on October 6th 9th 12th 17th and 20th. Auctioneers include Staples Braendle Shipley & Son and J Bassil with times and mile markers provided.
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John F. Wagner
Mac. Nutt
Geo. Rathgeter
J. Kollar
Silver Beach
Shipley & Son
Alfred Burgemaster
Inglis
Alex Ferries
J. Bassil
Ted Kalyniak
Cracknell
Levi Horney
Binsearth
Staples & Braendle
Dan Glover
Shellmouth
Staples
Braendle
John Minshull
Angusville
Staples and Braendle
Open four day chicken and partridge hunting season
Provincial order fixes October 7 to 11 for a four day open season on chicken Hungarian partridge and ruffed grouse. Bag limit remains 20 birds for the season and per day, with possession limits extending to January 2, 1989 if lawfully killed and kept in cold storage within 72 hours after closing. Game department rejected a longer eight day season with higher limits.
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Provinal Order In-Council
Game and Fish Association
Department of Natural Resources
Game Commission
Fire Prevention Week Observed Across Canada and U S
Fire Prevention Week in Canada and the United States runs the week of October 16 with the Dominion Fire Prevention Association working with provincial fire marshals local chiefs and civic groups. About 209 people die yearly from fire in Canada and losses top $525 million over 15 years. The text urges personal responsibility to prevent fires and notes most fires are preventable.
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Canada
United States
Dominion Fire Previon Association
Fire Prevention Week Call To Action In Early 20th Era Plea
A persuasive editorial urges walls to curb fire risks by enforcing fire traps and reliable water supplies. It argues lax prevention shifts costs onto life, property, and daily business, highlighting Fire Prevention Week as a focused reminder and asking readers to participate actively.
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Russell Meat Market
L. Margetts, Prop
J. C. Smith
John Deere Plow Co., Ltd
J. 1
Case Company
General Electric Fairbanks-Morse
General Assurance Corporation
Phoc
W. Hancock
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Queen's Hotel
Russell, Man
Russell To
Springhill
St. Regis Hotel
E. F. Stemshorn
Mgr
Thatcher
Beriey
Varley
David Mulltena
Braenti Actioneers
Johnny Clement
Nouseword
Pelly Ave
Shaw Bros
Binscarth
Staples & Braendie
Dominion
Employment Service of Canada
King & William Street
Man
W. R. Clubb
Banner Office
Russell Banner
Lamb Bros
Russell General Freight
SWICE
Cooperaive
Make Eaton
Dow
Walt
Eaton's
Donald Street
Portage Avenue