The grain growers' guide (1928-03-01)
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- The grain growers' guide (1928-03-01)
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- 1928
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The grain growers' guide (1928-03-01)
Author: United Farmers of Manitoba
Year: 1928
Page 1 - Our Ottawa Letter: Robb budget provides for tax reductions but makes no changes in tariff—Independent groups voice dissatisfaction—liberal- Progressives demand reduction next year Page 2 Page 3 - The Bracken Government's Record: Manitoba's finances put in order—Debt increases halted—Deficits replaced by surpluses—Tax reductions made possible—Sound policies inaugurated Page 4 - THE MEN Od: Donald Stewart, sitting in a pioneer's cabin on the bank of the Red river, sets down his recollections of the eviction of the crofters from Kitdonan in the shire of Sutherland. Stark and terrible thing center into his narrative, but his kinsfolk were bravi and patient beyond all telling. There is a girl in the story, too, and in her flowers the fine qualities of the women in Lord Selkirk’s colony. Page 5 - KILDONAN Page 6 - Their Tractors Pay: A Manitoba farm where the horses are pensioners and the owners pay spot cash out of the proceeds from crops. Page 7 - Saskatchewan's Grand Old Man: ‘Saskatchewan's Grand Old Man' they call him. A well merited title. For Angus Mackay came to the Northwest Territories the day after the turning of the first sod, and for thirty years thereafter did more