Manitoba Farm News Highlights and Trials
Manitoba agriculture reports pour in from Ottawa and London. Milk production climbs with 17 million gallons weekly for manufacture while skimmed milk output reaches six million. rationing and disposal of surplus skimmed milk loom as boards struggle with marketing. Also notes on weed Absinthium a taint risk to milk and grain, egg production supremacy by J. F. Klassen of Rosenfeld, and seed potato deals with Venezuela plus auction sales barns gaining traction in Ontario.
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England
London
Milk Marketing Board
Department, of Agriculture
C. L. Shumpew Oee
Lake Manitoba
Ean Rose du Lac
Langout
Mulvihill
Erry
Ebb and Florst
Manitoba
Canada
J. F. Klassen
Rosenfeld
Toronto
Ross Cameron
Extension Service
Manitooba Department
Agriculure
Cameron
Provincial Extension Service
Canada’ Department of Agriculture Poultry’ Staff
E. R.hooey
Ontario
Grand Marais Notes From Mrs W Kowalchuk
Local brief listing neighbors and visitors. Mr and Mrs J E Young plan a winter in the city due to health. Mrs Edwin Webb leaves for Lac du Bonnet by Aug 28 to resume teaching. Mr and Mrs Frank Digbz and Barbara vacationed with Mrs M Digbz’s mother. Mrs F Ragoski owns a blue 1987 car. Evelyn Pawluk visits Winnipeg and Joyce Yusishen before school. Mrs D Bait eau and children return from Camp Morton. Mr Bait eau to follow. Mrs Rampling Jr of Toronto and family enjoying holidays at Winchester Lodge. Mrs M H Spreen now employed in Winnipeg.
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J.E
Young
Grand ‘Marais
Rosebank Cottage
Edwin. Webb
Lac du’ Bonnet
Selecting capable leaders for municipal and provincial bodies
A long critique argues voters must demand better candidates before elections. It condemns apathy in nominations, urges higher standards for municipal and provincial offices, and warns that poor leadership risks public welfare and trust in governance. It notes the fallibility of perceived security and calls for informed citizen involvement.
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Peran
Canadaoe
Mublic
Alberta notices and local updates from Medicine Hat area
Neighbors recall early farming days near Medicine Hat in the 1920s. Joan Bowler named Hill side Beach School teacher. Mrs Ab Chambers recovering from an accident. Fire damages Grand Beach snack bar due to likely wiring. New Roman Catholic Church near completion with Fr McRoguinay in charge. School operations unchanged. Lubrication salesman ad seeks Texas-based territory with interview in Fort Worth. Birthday thanks from Emma Rosenholm. bereavement thanks from Simpson family. Tyndall memorial for Alice. Livestock for sale includes two-year-old Suffolk ram and buck lambs at 20 each. contact Fred Tommila in Elma.
Squirrel Guides Faithful Sailor Through Providence
A fragment mentions two anchors guiding a diver in faith: Providence and his own prudent forethought. The text invokes a humble squirrel as a symbol of steady guidance and patience in uncertain seas.
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Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
The
West
Prairie
Canada Department of Agriculture
Morden
Man
Association of Co-Operative Dairies
Permental
Kapuskas
Timothy
Venezula
Maritime Provinces
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ottawa
Greenoase
Department of Agriculture
Begoodrich
Twes
Guy
Mares
Unswees“ Aded Tere Secas
Sories Poe Ted
Meinick
Woroge
Kowalchuk
Frank Digbz
Barbara
St. James
M. Digbz
F. Ragoski
Evelyn Pawluk
Winnipeg
Joyce Yusishen
Camp Morton
Baiteau
M. H. Spreen
B. Tessme
Sland
Alberta
Tessmer
Medicine Hat
Joan Bowler
Hillside Beach
Ab. Chambers
Grand Beach Road
Mc Roguignay
Roy D. Tavender
Fort Worth
Texas
U.S.A
Tyndall
Alice
Ast
Anne Bert Tyndall
Fred Tommila
Elma
Renshaw
Oo Park Ave
Professional Services
Davidson
Somerset
Beausejour
McGill
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Whitemouth
Matlin & Company
Lac du Seanet
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschak, C
Fleer
Trene-Canada
South Main Street
A. J. Basman
Finkleman B.A
Optician
Portege Winsipeg Yt Wiese Wil Be
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