The grain growers' guide (1923-02-07)
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- The grain growers' guide (1923-02-07)
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- 1923
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The grain growers' guide (1923-02-07)
Author: United Farmers of Manitoba
Year: 1923
Page 1 - WHERE THE TREES BREAK THE BLAST Page 2 Page 3 - Our Ottawa Lette: Spèech the Throne Contains Meagre Legislative Program-[?] Forke in Able Speech Lays Down Policy of Progressives Page 4 - Winter Housing for Poultry: Dampness Harder on Birds Than Cold-Warm Houses Not Necessary for Winter Eggs Page 5 - The S.G.G.A. Convention - The Speech from the Throne - Desirable Settlers Wanted Page 6 - A Splendid Example - U.P.M. CENTRAL BOARD FOR 1923 - A Word to the National Railways Page 7 - S.G.G.A. Annual Convention: Farmers of Saskatchewan Decline to Discuss Politics and Concentrate on Wheat heat Board, Immigration, Marketing, Banking and other Economic Questions. J.A. Maharg again President Page 8 - Sask. Farm Women Convene: Busy Four Days Convention Enables Farm Women to DeaVwith many Matters of Importance to Rural Life - JAKE-A Position with an Appetizing Flavor - Mrs. Frith’s Address: President Sees Value of Men and Women Working Together for the Betterment of Rural Life Page 9 - Why Not a Windbreak? Page 10 - Maharg’s Annual Address: Saskatchewan's President Deals With Economic Conditions—Tariff—Broadening Out—Grain Marketing—Transportation - S.G.G.A. Secretary’s Report: A. J.