Top Contestant Named in Halton Land Judging Contest
Carolyn Gardhouse was named top contestant at Halton County Land Judging Contest held at FC Charles Georgetown Farm on Thursday July 26. The event sponsored by the 16 Mile Conservation Authority and Ontario Department of Agriculture featured judging classes across winter wheat alfalfa potatoes and corn with prize winners announced at Stewarttown Hall.
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Carolyn Gardhouse
Helton County
FC Charles Georgetown
Crafit
18 Mile Cress Conservation Authority
Mahonean Cecept
Onlane Department of Agriculture
Onlane Agricultural College
Progres
Tom Loune
Souls Department
Stewarttown
Robert Marshall
Aboteman
Ao Maclaren
Catt Valley
Martin Vier
Mia
Janay Aertion
Priece
Carolyn Gard
Devas
James Arthen
Martane
Dick- OW Lawrence
John Keener
Sh Rleaner Taylor
Hansell
Agricultural Broadcasts Prompt Reader Feedback From Millon Office
Agricultural staff in Millon conducted broadcasts in early November about the Land Judging Competition and Aber fieldy Farm on Bequesng Tu an. The program, tied to 45 Malton farmers, drew a busy turnout and a mixed reaction from readers.
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Ttultural
Millon
Gaithouse
Charles
Garathouse
Women in Russia Work on Logging
A historical report notes women in Russia engaged in logging and timber work while men handle heavy machinery. A photographer tours rural areas capturing women at work with saws beams and other manual tasks alongside men operating equipment.
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Russia
Qatar
Angus Me
Rey
Adenine Fopester
Mi -MoTean
Amen
Fall Rye Pasture Potential and Seeding Tips
The article notes strong interest in fall and spring pasture using rye. Sowing in early August yields good fall pasture on light to medium land, with spring pasture aiding feed supply. It recommends seeding rates and timing to balance land use, plowing down rye for soil organic content, and mentions beef cattle grazing implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwally
Halton Federation Offers Scholarships
The Halton County Federation of Agriculture offers two scholarships of 100 toadbars each for 61st year awards at Ontario Agricultural College or Ontario Veterinary College. Applicants must be at least 17 by September 1 and have completed Grade 12. Selection favors 4-H activity and academic standing. results announced in late August.
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Halton
Teast
Juni Palmer
Fimae
Agricultural Office
Millen
August Dates to Remember in a Fragmented Note
A fragmented OCR list outlines August dates with events and years such as Trotsky assassinated in 1940 and Princess Margaret born in 1940. It mentions Vancouver and Newfoundland, plus scattered phrases about days and observances. The text remains unclear but preserves named individuals and places.
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Fizabeth Bern
Newfoundland
Anne Iron Petr
Yukon
Vancouver
Trotsky
Princess Margaret Barn
Vane Pcouver
BE Santa
Hayweed Pollen Control Efforts Across Halton County
Halton County weed control news outlines the ragweed pollen issue, citing the Hayweed Pollen Index and data from the Alliance Academy of Allergy. It notes the August to October distribution window, explains weather influence on pollen levels, and promotes hand pulling as a practical control method amid a 16000 sufferer estimate.
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United States
Canada
Aiiian Academy of Allergy
Hatton
Qaabsille
Tete
Mhandtea
Halton
Touring tips to enjoy rainy day visits at local towns
The piece urges tourists to use local guides and chamber of commerce resources to discover sights in Almont and nearby towns. It highlights haunted houses and museum tours, suggesting guided plant tours and historical sites as engaging options for a vacation day indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woleer
Chamber of Commerce
Almont
Nassagaweya Women’s Institute Seeks World Peace Insight
The Nassagaweya Women’s Institute met at Mrs KR Rinehart’s home with Mrs Cargill presiding. Delegates discussed world peace duties, Ontario Agricultural College training, farm life, safety for children on tractors, and nature topics. A nature reading and poetry elicited amusement as the gathering adjourned with tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassagaweya Women's Institute
KR Rinehart
Cargal
Cmy
Poe Dublin
Cenfereante
Mo Mahon
Hebdan Guelph
Ontario Agricultural College
Childred
Canadian Newsprint Powers Global Papers
Canada supplies half of the world’s newsprint and ships sheets worldwide. Printing presses in Jerusalem Johannesburg and many overseas communities publish editions in multiple languages using Canadian manufactured paper.
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Jerusalem
Johannesburgh
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Carollyn Gardhouse
Halton’s Land
Tom Barber
Caimp‘bell
Soils Department
At Held
Tay
Margaret Lawn
Dwight May
Jeffrey Nurse
Ves Ware
George Greenteas
Sandy Harnes
Jack Robertson
Dion Pyeyler
Sandy Hepburn
9 Ton Hunter
Allen Brownentge
Soba
Odpicket
Ontario
Aber
Perristinge
Ceerdbeuss
Aberfeldy
Halton Federation
Halyon County Weed Control News
FE McArthur
OPP
A. Kelso Roberts
Wiakto
Peg
Onraril
Hospital Services Commission
Nassagaweya
Women’s Institute
Acton Crouth
Acton
Mis Moffat
A Frank
Livon Woop Pet
Monterootus
Pollock and Campbell
Nave Galt
Dad's Restaurant
Cone Ane
Campbellville
Guelph
Joob
Borden
He A
Jontario
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