Halton considers weed menace at special farm leaders study
A Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association session at Milton Court House tackled Wild Carrot control on township roads. Panelists including Prof Waywell and Wilfred Nickels discussed timing 2 4D accuracy and water quality while farmers reported spray drift and late applications as factors in past failures.
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Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Court House
Milton
Fred Nurse
The
Soil and Crop Improvement Ass'n
Halton
Esquesing
Wilfred Bird
Geo. Currie
J. S. Wilson
Wm. Townsend
Trafalgar
E. F Ford
Robt. Marshall
Ernest Henderson
Nelson
Geo. Brenholtz
Leonsy Coulson
Nassagaweya
A. R. Service
County of Halton
J. J. Stewart
Roy Smith
J. E. Whitelock
Prof
C. Waywell
Botany Department
Ontario Agricultural College
A. H. Martin
Toronto
Kent
Wilfred Nickels
Nickels
Kent and Halton farmers urged to enforce weed control act
Kent County officials and Halton farmers push for stricter weed control enforcement. The county weed inspector notes cooperation among district and township inspectors, cites Seed Drill Survey results, and warns about selling government-graded seed. Emphasizes cost of poor seed choices and the need for rigid act enforcement.
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Kent
Kent County
Nickels
Ontario
Halton
Milton
County Council Committee On Agriculture
Ontario Livestock Chief Reveals Artificial Breeding Figures
Watson Ontario Livestock Commissioner disclosed at the Maple Catt Breeders Association annual meeting that eight licensed units in Ontario bred 234.611 cows in 1953 with about twenty percent bred by artificial means.
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Ontario
Mr. Watson
Denmark
Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada
Clemens
Jersey
Ayrshire
Watson
Ontario Agricicultural College
Geo. E. Raithby
Clare Rennie
Maple Catte Breeders’ Association
Bell Telephone Canada reports 1953 gains and staffing peak
Bell Telephone Company of Canada releases its 74th annual report noting vigorous health in 1953 with 31,502 employees in Ontario and Quebec and 115,788 shareholders. The year added 151,333 telephones to reach 2,127,456, paid $93,936,298 in wages, and net income of $2.65 per share.
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Bell Telephone Company of Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
Acton
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Hamilton
Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario
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Bell
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Aea
Consumer Education Department
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Mousehold Finance
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