New Livestock Tariff Challenged
Premier D. L. Campbell's office released a press stat on Sept 9 noting railways issued two new freight tariff rates for livestock. The statement signals opposition to the tariff changes and outlines anticipated impacts on shipments and commerce.
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D. L. Campbell
Railways Propose Increases Reflecting 1920 Reduction Reversals
Railways announce proposed rate increases to reverse 1920 reductions with western livestock rates up 12 percent and eastern rates up 17 percent, applying to through routes from western to eastern Canada. The boost takes effect on the date stated unless suspended by the Board of Transport Commissioners after a hearing. Manitoba livestock groups consider seeking a suspension and the province offers support to rate case filings and related preparations.
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Western Canada
Eastern Canal
Railways
Board of Transport Commissioners
Manitoba
You too can get results through Sanner Want Ads
An invitation to use Sanner Want-Ads for results appears in simple advertising copy. The message emphasizes accessible classifieds for readers seeking quick, practical notices and listings.
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Plymouth
Hydro Extension Highest In August
Manitoba Power Commission reports August work beat any prior month this season. 629 farms gained service in rural municipalities including Glenwood Whitehead Lansdowne Langford Cameron Westbourne South Cypress Oakland Saskatchewan Pipestone Albert. New substation at East Selkirk. capacity increases at Oakville Glenboro Hamiota. 90 miles of pole structures erected for the Parkdale to Neepawa line. Power use rose 18 percent to 20 425 412 kilowatt hours.
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Manitoba Power Commision
W. D. Fallis
Glenwood
Whitehead
Lansdowne Langford
Cameron
Westbourne
South Cypress
Oakland
Saskatchewan
Pipestone
Albert
Stanley
Grey
Lorne
Roland
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Grandview
Coopera
Commission
East Selkirk
Oakville
Glenboro
Hamiota
Parkdale
Terminal Station
Neepawa
Patterson Hodgen wedding at Halbrite United Church
Elsie Hodgen and Kenneth Patterson wed at the United Church in Halbrite on August 28. The ceremony was conducted by Dr A Howick and Rev M Adams with a double ring service. 135 guests attended a reception in Memorial Hall. The couple will reside in Abbotsford, BC.
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Patterson-Hodgen
United Church
Halbrite
Elsie Hodgen
Kenneth Patterson
EL. Hodgen
Robert L. Patterson
Abbotsford
A. ¥. Howick
M. Adams
Harold Litschke
Johnny Winter
Annabelle Mae Adderley
Gordon Hodgen
John
Herbert Gordon
Betty Black
Memorial Hall
Coleen Murphy
Alice Peterson
G. Peterson
F. Nord
Mesdames S. Lockeridge
F. Murphy
Theo. Orsted
E. H. McDowell
C. T. Arts
R. Barlow
A. Cugnet
H. Cox
L. Anderson
H. Litschke
E. J. Riddell
Wadena
W. McGowan
Beverley
Delores
Stan McGowan
Jack Irvin
Gordon Barr
Betty Lou
A. L. Bartelmey
Goodwater
J. Hodgen
Herman Kreuger
Myrna
Griffin
Miniska District Weekend Visits and Wedding
Mr and Mrs Jack Dunn of Murrayville BC visited relatives in the district. Ruth Hyde spent weekend with Wes and Merns McLeod. A joint Sunday school was held at Minniska with Don Keating conducting. A number from the district motored to Grandview for the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Robert Coulter and Mr and Mrs Nell Davidson’s son.
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Jack Dunn
Murrayville
Ruth Hyde
Wes
Merns McLeod
Minniska
Don Keating
Grandview
Robert Coulter
Nell Davidson
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