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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
10
An Oxford leader urges farmers to pursue better pasture and improved farm management. The statement emphasizes pasture care, soil and water use, and cost controls, citing research from the Agricultural College and the Department of Agriculture.
Farmers attend a Western Pan den gathering on June 19 with speakers addressing industry growth and management. The event covers hatchery, larvae, and育育 topics, featuring experts from Ameri and local ag groups.
A church bulletin outlines weekly scripture readings for James and Peter passages. It lists daily study prompts and notes on expected themes, with dates and times for Monday through Saturday sessions.
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Oxford County authorities begin brucellosis testing for Holstein and other cattle herds as part of the regional disease control program. Officials report several herds will be tested this week with follow up actions planned by veterinary staff.
Farmers report a severe market lull harming flocks and profits across regions. Officials and industry groups call for action as prices remain depressed and producers race to cover costs.
Early April gatherings of WAS and Pouces Aud were held as they planned activities. Reports describe presidents and attendees, with aims tied to community projects and charity efforts, including a focus on youth and civic engagement.
A bake sale and clothing drive were organized by Mre Mejean and Mre Wright to assist Verd Clothing Aid. Community members helped collect used garments and baked goods while local volunteers, including Mr and Mrs Law, contributed efforts and funds during weekend activities.
Report from Torenteria BC notes Joseph Lashy and Mrs Lasby visiting Tuesday evening. Family expresses relief at the recent improvement in Mrs Lasby's condition and acknowledges care from medical staff.
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