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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
6
Agricultural notes discuss herbicide use 2 4D ester or amine on wheat barley oats and flax with ester being faster and harsher while amine is gentler though effective. Cattle outlook suggests modest beef price gains in 30 60 days with total receipts staying above last year as slaughter rates and beef output rise through spring and early summer.
Magnet oi Mrs L A Smith of Arden and her granddaughter Wendy Ann Armitage of Winnipeg visited her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs R J Smith and family for a week. Mr and Mrs Doug McKinnon and Lorrie of Hartney spent the weekend with Mrs Mary McKinnon. Ken Preston employed in Winnipeg and Mrs Preston and son were home for the weekend in Dauphin with their parents. Len Murray spent the weekend in Ste Rose hospital for medical. Robert and George Phillips visited their uncle George Phillips. Their father R W Phillips died in Ste Rose hospital.
Makinak and Winnipeg couples spent weekends visiting friends in Morris Oakville and Swan River. Others travel from Brandon Victoria and Nette to join hosts G Andre L Livingstone Sigurdson family at Eddystone and Dauphin golf events. John Huston heads to Thompson for CNR work.
A local feature explains how shelterbelts shield homes and adjacent grounds from strong winds, reducing erosion and providing a windbreak for buildings.
A nostalgic reflection pleads for warm tourist welcomes in Manitoba and recalls a Thorold locks visit. It contrasts Truman era hard choices with a call for principled leadership and questions Canada’s new flag and native wording in O Canada as a barrier to naturalized Canadians singing the anthem.
Gardeners report seeds sprouting after rain with slower yet steady growth. Peonies and irises push blooms as Minnedosa hosts a July 4 peony show led by Stan Gugin. Home grounds benefit from thoughtful layouts, with lawns, trees, shrubs and perennials planned for year round color. Dauphin library and horticultural society offer guidance on plantings and sourcing, while new homeowners seek ideas for their plots. Local chatter closes with garden chat over the fence.
Wildlife trapping now yields about one third of fur production while Canadian fur farms supply the remaining two thirds. Estimates compare value between the two methods of acquiring fur pelts.
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