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Farmers want to be assured they can earn living, says writer Margaret Weiers
Farmers want to be assured they can earn living, says writer Margaret Weiers

Farmers want to be assured they can earn living, says writer Margaret Weiers

Date8/18/1976
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Original Toronto Star caption: Farmers want to be assured they can earn living; says writer Margaret Weiers
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0006403F
Star Staff writers Margaret Weiers, fourth from left, and Helen Worthington, second from right, talk to the housewives
Star Staff writers Margaret Weiers, fourth from left, and Helen Worthington, second from right, talk to the housewives
1/15/1971
This is the third of a five-part series by Star staff writer Margaret Weiers on Women and the Law
This is the third of a five-part series by Star staff writer Margaret Weiers on Women and the Law
2/10/1970
Two of Canada's most knowledgeable reporters, Margaret Weiers (left) and Rosemary Speirs, of The Star, who covered the Royal Commission on the Status (...)
Two of Canada's most knowledgeable reporters, Margaret Weiers (left) and Rosemary Speirs, of The Star, who covered the Royal Commission on the Status (...)
2/6/1970
The two farmers : an exemplary tale : designed to recommend the practice of benevolence towards mankind, and all other living creatures : and the religious observance of the Sabbath-day
The two farmers : an exemplary tale : designed to recommend the practice of benevolence towards mankind, and all other living creatures : and the religious observance of the Sabbath-day
1821
Rich soil, poor farmers: Although southwestern Ontario's comfields seem to stretch endlessly, some farmers say they are often tempted just to walk away from their upprofitable livelihood
Rich soil, poor farmers: Although southwestern Ontario's comfields seem to stretch endlessly, some farmers say they are often tempted just to walk away from their upprofitable livelihood
9/17/1974
The farmer's boy
The farmer's boy
1881
Grinding their Grain into a gray flour they call Perdue porridge, farmers in the east-central Saskatchewan community of Perdue yesterday work with a j(...)
Grinding their Grain into a gray flour they call Perdue porridge, farmers in the east-central Saskatchewan community of Perdue yesterday work with a j(...)
2/23/1970
Ontario and Africa: Ontario farmers are suffering from the world battle over agricultural subsidies while Mozambicans struggle to feed themselves
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4/23/1985
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Fall Time: Apple farmer Ben Falk, above, says farmers can't afford higher wages
10/1/1988
Jim Hewson says his father's farm might as well be used for housing because soil quality has been depleted by tenant farmers
Jim Hewson says his father's farm might as well be used for housing because soil quality has been depleted by tenant farmers
1/25/1984
Bart Johnson: President of the York Federation Agriculture says free trade will hurt farmers
Bart Johnson: President of the York Federation Agriculture says free trade will hurt farmers
1/29/1986
Making a last ditch stand. John Anga plays with one of his goats on his Etobicoke farm. One of the last farmers in the city, Anga wants to make repair(...)
Making a last ditch stand. John Anga plays with one of his goats on his Etobicoke farm. One of the last farmers in the city, Anga wants to make repair(...)
11/15/1988