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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

15

Lamb market urged to sell before September ceiling ends

As the lamb carcass ceiling price expires in August, producers are advised to market lambs before September 1. Guidance outlines creep feeding, weaning, parasite treatment, pasture options, and a feeding mix of oats barley and oil cake, with water, shade, and ash-Phenothiazine mix for sanitation. The Dominion Department of Agriculture offers a pamphlet Mo. 76 on disease prevention in sheep.

Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Through The Chartered Banks in wartime Canada

Editorial argues Canadian chartered banks operate under strict government controls and provide extensive public service during wartime and transition. It counters creditor distrust by noting banks facilitate government payments, wartime needs, and broad public access, while earning little direct profit.

Banks of Canada Halifax Herald

Early Birch Bark Use Across Indigenous and Colonial Crafts

The piece describes birch bark in Indigenous canoes and instruments, birch bark luxury items from St Lawrence valley Indigenous groups under French influence, and adoption by early English settlers for waterproof, flyproof utility items and boxes and mats.

Royal Ontario Museum St. Lawrence Valley

Immigrant policy debate reshapes Canadian outlook

A Senate committee report urges aggressive immigration to boost Canada's population and economy. It calls overseas searches for “key personnel” and surveys to ease absorption while avoiding discrimination. The piece notes Senate scrutiny of government bills and wartime measures lingering into postwar policy.

H. Dent Hodghon Senate Canada T Hat Canada Committee Unis Somebatyre

Minerals Play Important Part in Balanced Feeding

A O Walberg outlines how minerals influence livestock and poultry diets. Calcium and phosphorus balance bone and shell quality while iodine, iron, cobalt, manganese and other minerals support metabolism, blood formation, reproduction, and growth in cattle, swine, poultry, and crops.

A O. Walberg BAA F.clc a. _—Avery

Mineral supplementation and soil balance improve animal feed

The text explains that mineral deficiencies in feed reduce crop yield and animal performance. It recommends correcting soil mineral balance and using well balanced feed. All feed manufacturers offer properly mixed mineral blends at low cost when concentrated minerals are needed.

Bees Signal Corps Always on Alert

Beekeeping note describes how bees use signals to warn of robbers and how robber bees steal honey from weak hives. It advises keeping supers covered during July and August, contracting entrances during rubbing, and using sugar syrup near the apiary to attract robber bees while gradually reducing strength to restore normal conditions.

Brandon Man

Milk Boosts Dental Health Says Health Expert

A British health expert cited by the Department of National Health and Welfare says children's teeth today are in better condition than 20 years ago due to increased milk intake. Milk provides essential lime salts for dental health as consumption rises.

Department of National Health and Welfare

Saint and Angel Sculptures Theme in Winnipeg

Saint and Angel statues by Polish immigrant Joseph Brunka fill churches graves and homes. The wood carver turned to religious sculpture after a former career and creates 400 pound stone figures displayed in religious settings.

Winnipeg Joseph Brunke

Shaungvon councillors question applicant's reason for moving

In Shaungvon Saskatchewan a town councillor asked a question on an application form about why the applicant came to the town. The answer given was "No other place to go" highlighting local sentiments and potential housing or job pressures.

Hille Shaunavon, Sask Shaungvon

Wolf Sightings Reported Around Cochranes Streets

CP dispatch from Cochran e Ontario notes residents report sightings of a four legged wolf in various parts of town. Local authorities urge caution until the animal is located and identified.

Cochrane, Ont Cochrane

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