The grain growers' guide (1924-12-31)
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- The grain growers' guide (1924-12-31)
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- 1924
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The grain growers' guide (1924-12-31)
Author: United Farmers of Manitoba
Year: 1924
Page 1 - THE SURVIVORS Page 2 - The Modern Pastime: Is there any merit in the puzzle /ad? - News from the Organizations - Pool Changes Page 3 - U.F.O. Annual Convention: Trading Company prospers—Political situation complicated—Future looks bright Page 4 - The Money Question: More letters from Guide readers on monetary reform Page 5 - The Improving Years - Crow’s Nest Rates Restored - Tax Reductions - Problems of Federation Page 6 - The Hearst Bubble - Editorial Notes Page 7 - The Cattle Pool: Its Aims and Achievements Page 8 - The Patient Fraser Valley Farmer: Punished by heavy discriminatory freight rates and being driven off their farms Page 9 - Sweet Clover as a Dry Land Crop: R. Grant Thompson enthusiastic about the usefulness of Sweet Clover during the transition from grain to diversified farming Page 10 - Sweet Clover as a Dry Land Crop: R. Grant Thompson enthusiastic about the usefulness of Sweet Clover during the transition from grain to diversified farming Page 11 Page 12 - The Showyard and Dairy Cattle: Less is said nowadays about incompatibility of high production and show ring type says C. T. Conklin, in the Breeder's Gazette Page 13 - Winter Eggs: City consumers are pa
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