Dairying Talks Highlight Provincial Experts Visit
Agricultural experts from Victoria spoke at Grindrod Enderby meetings on dairying stock care and cream quality. Key points stressed cleanliness milk temperatures cream handling silage feeding calves and farm records with emphasis on local milk output and growing creamery standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Okanagan
Grindrod
Enderby
Heldzatz
Knight
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Waineko
Waincko
B.C
Farmers’ Institute
Little
Hopkins
Growers’ Exchange
Growers’ Association
Blind Postmaster of LeSueur Centre Dies at 84
Mrs H D Baxter returns from LeSueur Centre after two months settling her husband estate. He served as postmaster forty three years despite blindness. He died at 83 or 84, his wife at 79, leaving four sons with families in Enderby district.
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H.D- Baxter
LeSueur
Mr. Baxter
Baxter
LeSueur Centre
Astone
Post Office Department
Enderby District
Reading to sport pages and empire hunger
A clergyman teaches an old parishioner to read but finds only the wife home. The man can read the sporting papers, not the Bible. The observer reflects on noble ambition as producing life’s necessities amid imperial food demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Enderby News Notes Highlight Frontline Suffering and Local Returns
Overseas service notes from Vernon and Enderby reflect wartime hardships among families with births and local moves. Major Le Duc praised by Okanagan friends returns from the front while food riots in the U S are linked to wartime policies abroad. Local events include fund-raising pictures at the Opera House and farming plans in Saskatchewan with weather-damaged crops and hospital bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
San Val
LeDuc
Okanagan
United the
Samuel
Calgary
Woods
Enderby
Mexico
Sasketchewan
Obituary of Local Farmer With Long Agricultural Service
A local farmer who devoted years to promoting farming products and supporting agricultural organizations is remembered. He is survived by his wife and two children.
Canadian Patriotic Fund Ends in Tragedy at Canal
A Maryland mother and her two daughters tried to rescue her intoxicated son from a canal after he fell in. The mother and son drowned while the daughters watched. The fragment also notes a chicken dinner at the King Edward and questions about a content farmer.
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Maryland
King Edward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warkina
Evan
Harris
Vernon
Europe
Ronald
Graham
Armstrong
Alwyn Buckley
Ed Dill
Canadian- Patriotic Fund
Canadian Patriotic Fund
R. E. T. Forster
B. J. Carlson
H. W. Keith
Jones
Geo. Folkard Seae
Geo. Brown Sanne
Andrew Paul Tae Bee
Seen
W. J. Donaldson
IR. J. Turner
See Beened
W. S. Pemberton
F. W. Gollin Sane
Eb, Harrop Ee Dee
Baer
A. B. Faulkner
A. AL Faulkner Beans
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