Dairy efficiency measured by milk per acre says Minnesota expert
Dr W E Petersen of the University of Minnesota lectures at Manitoba s 70th Annual Dairy Convention highlighting measuring efficiency by milk output per acre or per man hour rather than per cow. He notes interchangeable milking intervals, labor savings from pipeline milking parlors, and feeding practices to boost dairy production and reduce work hours.
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W E Peterson
University of Minnesota
Manitoba
Dr. Petersen
Joose
New season wardrobe pattern 7245 features embroidery
Dress pattern 7245 for misses sizes 12 to 20 includes three main pattern parts and a frost embroidery touch. Pattern comes with tissue, embroidery transfer, and state size. Request price of twenty five cents in coins to obtain pattern via stamps.
Wonderland patterns for Alice Brooks 1955 catalogue
Department PPL Household Arts at 60 Front Street W Toronto promotes a new Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue for 1955. It invites readers to send 25 cents for a copy featuring exciting designs and urges customers to order every wonderful pattern.
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P.P.L
Household Arts
Front Street W
Toronto
Alice Brooks
Saskatchewan Rural Telephone Subscribers Rise in 1953
Saskatchewan telephones department reports 60 422 subscribers to rural and independent systems in 1953, up 711 from the previous year. The Ouled Nails mountain tribe in Algeria renews its dancing girls. 3133 ee
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Regina
Saskatchewan Telephones Department
Saskatchewan
Algeria
Lt-Col Bate elected president of Royal Winter Fair
Lt-Col Stuart C. Bate of Toronto, a renowned amateur rider and horseman, was elected president of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, succeeding Stewart G. Bennett. Born in Ottawa, he served in the First World War with the Royal Canadian Regiment, later joining the Royal Canadian Dragoons, and has long led the fair as judge and administrator. He has chaired the fair's horse show committee and acted as vice president, with a record of leading Canadian Army teams and judging at major shows across North America and Europe.
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Toronto
Stuart C. Bate
O.be
Canada
Stewart G. Bennett
Bate
Henry N. Bate
H. G. Bate
Ottawa
Ashbury College
Canadian Permanent Force
Royal Canadian Regiment
France
Belgium
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Military District No. 2
Col. Bate
United States
New York
Chicago
Boston
Dublin
Germany
Col Bate
the Royal
Harrisburg
Rolling Rock
Piping Rock
L.L
Ox Ridge
L.I
Oak's Hurt
L. I
Milwaukee
New York Military Academy
Pacific National Exhibition
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Calgary
Winnipeg
Alberta Jubilee Display Kits Urged for Local Celebrations
East Central Alberta communities and organizations are urged to order Golden Jubilee Display Kits now. Each seven piece kit costs two dollars and includes banners crests and Jubilee program booklets plus bumper cans. Available from the Provincial Marketing Board in Edmonton. apply immediately.
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Alberta
Provincial Marketing Board
Edmonton
Marketing Board
Garden notes on vibrant bed layouts and smart transplanting
A garden column advises bold flower beds for impact, with solid beds of one or several flowers and bright new varieties. It recommends long petunia borders, circular beds of zinnias and marigolds, plus small blooms like alyssum and portulaca to crowd weeds. It warns against planting all at once due to frost or harvest peaks and suggests staggered sowings for vegetables and annuals. Transplanting tips emphasize undisturbed roots, moist soil, watering, shading, staking large plants, and applying fertilizer around roots to speed growth and reduce transplant shock.
Victoria Day Observed May 23 in Saskatchewan
Regina reports Victoria Day will be observed on May 23 across Saskatchewan instead of May 24 due to federal statute. May 24 remains a regular teaching day with schools operating and standard grants paid for May 25. The education minister notes the shift affects school operations and funding.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Saskatchewan Department of Public Health
Jubilee Cookbook salutes Saskatchewan Pioneer Women
A 350 page illustrated Jubilee Year cookbook by Saskatchewan Homemakers honors pioneer women and the Golden Jubilee. It features 12 drawings by A W Davey and Mona Drewes page art, with kitchen tested recipes using local ingredients. Proceeds fund Homemakers projects.
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Saskatchewan Homemakers
Saskatchewan
A W. Davey
Mona Drewes
Wallace Thomson
Pease
Thomson
University Extension Department
Bartha Oxner
Women's Services
Winnifred Taylor
Edith Rowles
University College of Home Economics
Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee
University of Saskatchewan
Precautions for prolonging refrigerator service
A guide outlines simple steps to extend fridge life. Cool foods before storing and avoid crowding the unit to reduce strain on the mechanism. Some foods like custards and creamy sauces should be cooled quickly or kept hot.
Atlantic air travel climbs to majority of transatlantic traffic
Air travel across the Atlantic rises to 65 percent of trans Atlantic traffic. More than 4,900 people fly weekly in tourist class and nearly 3,000 in first class.
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Atlantic
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Jake
Bert
Moose Jaw
Skatchewan
Sa Force
Eit. Mograpl
Victoria
ST Froude Wa
Les Carroll
Toring
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