The grain growers' guide (1923-08-08)
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- Title
- The grain growers' guide (1923-08-08)
- Author
- Using Steam Pressure Cookers All
- Publication year listed
- 1923
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- Public domain eBook
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The grain growers' guide (1923-08-08)
Author: United Farmers of Manitoba
Year: 1923
Page 1 - THE DROWSY AUGUST WOODS CALL TO FRIENDS OF THE TRAIL Page 2 Page 3 - Wheat Pool Progress: Plans for a Pooling System are being Vigorously Worked Out by the Associations in all Three Prairie Provinces Page 4 - Farm Women’s Clubs Page 5 - The Death of President Harding - A Word of Warning - An Inspired Stage Whisper Page 6 - Editorial Notes Page 7 - The Subduing of Miss Lynde Page 8 - A Rural Municipal School Board: A Study of Manitoba’s One Rural School Board Organized on a Municipal Basis Shows Success of Plan Page 9 Page 10 - Adventures in Poultry Page 11 - Let’s Stay Young: Regular Periods of Rest Prevents the Formation of Poisons in the Body Which Hasten the Appearance of Old Age- Page 12 - When Your Girl Goes to School: Helpful Hints How to Plan Her Clothes Page 13 - How to Use Buttermilk: So as to Give Variety to Family Menu - Cooking Under Pressure: Time and Energy Saved by Using Steam Pressure Cookers All Kinds of Food Canned or Cooked in Shorter Time - The Cheerful Plowman: The Old-Fashioned Mother Page 14 - Adventures in Poultry Page 15 - The Subduing of Miss Lynde - Adventures in Poultry Page 16 - A Rural Municipal School Board: A Study of Manitoba’s One Rural Sc