Dauphin stock show praised as a major Western Canada event
The Dauphin Herald reports the forthcoming pure bred stock show sale next Saturday as a landmark event in Western Canada. About 500 head are fed from McCreary to Grandview with 325 tagged as suitable for the show and 150 exhibits from Gilbert Plains and Grandview. The sale promotes education for breeders, with improved cattle and reduced shipping costs, aiming to establish Dauphin as a leading livestock area.
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McCreary
Grandview
Swan River
Dominion
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The Danger of Disease of Bees
The article explains that healthy brood is white and curled in brood cells while abnormal brood signals disease. American Foul Brood, the main threat, persists and requires destroying infected colonies by fire to prevent spread, as other methods prove inadequate.
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Bee Division
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Canada
For the Woman Reader Homemaking by Time Saving Schedule
The article argues housekeeping differs from homemaking and promotes a time saving schedule. It cites efficiency groups tracking housework time, pedometer steps, and task routes to shorten hours spent on chores. Two weeks of time records reveal tasks worth omitting or speeding up and potential delegation or new labor saving equipment.
The Value of Vegetables in a Balanced Diet
The article advocates vegetables as vital sources of calcium phosphorus and iron, urges varied vegetable meals, promotes salads, and gives practical cooking tips. It also stresses early vegetable introduction for children and cautions against overcooking and excessive water use.
Apple Based Diet Tips For Spring Menus
In spring when vegetables are costly, use apples to balance the diet. Apples can appear in salads, baked dishes, raw preparations, sauces, and with meats. Slice apples with sweet potatoes for cooked dishes.
Oklahoma City Man Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving
In Oklahoma City Homer Cochran pleaded guilty to reckless driving described as dangerously slow and paid a ten dollar fine. William Holland Keary aged 76, a veteran pioneer of the Cariboo gold rush, died in New Westminster.
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Oklahoma City
Homer Cochran
William Holland Keary
Cariboo
New Westminster
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