The grain growers' guide (1920-02-11)

The grain growers' guide (1920-02-11)

Author: United Farmers of Manitoba

Year: 1920

Page 1 - INDUSTRIAL NUMBER Page 2 Page 3 - THE GUIDE POST Page 4 Page 5 - Our Second Industrial Number - The World’s Need of Food - Organized Labor and Capital - Civil Re-establishment Work - Canada's Two Railway Heads Page 6 - Clothing and Footwear - Coal Mining in Western Canada - A Wide Industrial Outlook Page 7 - World’s Larder Still Empty: Demands for the Products of Canada's Greatest Industry Will Continue Strong---Canadian Foodstuffs Will Fetch High Prices— Page 8 - Industry on a Peace Basis: Nineteen-nineteen a Year of Transition—Many Largescale Developments—A Difficult Labor Situation Little Ground for Pessimism— Page 9 - Industrial Development: IN THE Prairie Provinces Western Factories Are Demonstrating What They Can Do— Page 10 - Organized Labor and Capital: Labor's Ever-Changing Problem—The Basic Principles Which sire Contended For---Recent Conferences—The Co-operative Movement in Industry—Joint Industrial Councils--—Direct Negotiations and Legislative Methods--The Duties of Employers and Workers-- Page 11 - Canadian National Railways: Government Ownership as a Solution of Canada's Rail way Problem—-- - Canada’s Transportation Problem: More Good Highways Needed-—The G.