Experimental farm notes on egg incubation and fertility
The notes describe batching at the Experimental Farm Bran doe, with twelve females and one male per breeding pen. Two males per larger pen, eggs gathered at two hour intervals, incubation at 50 to 60 degrees, and storage to prevent chilling. Cod liver oil and alfalfa feed are given to boost hatchability.
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Brandoe
Winter Manitoba Winter Fair Offers Bargain Admission Tickets
The Manitoba Winter Fair, in Brandon from March 19 to 23, promotes bargain tickets. A four admissions for $1 strip will be sold before March 17 at Brandon shops and other towns, with mail or pickup options. Box seats accept coupons worth 25 cents each. individual tickets at fair week remain 50 cents.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Brendon
5000 Facts About Canada Cyclopedia 1934
The 1934 edition of 5000 Facts About Canada presents extensive material across all national life sectors, highlighting progress despite adverse conditions. Compiled by Frank Veigh, the annual is widely used by governments, industries, and schools to promote Canada. Copies cost 35 cents each or three for a dollar from Canadian Facts Publishing Co. in Toronto or news dealers.
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Cyclopedia of
Canada
Frank Veigh
Canadian Facts Publishing Co
Huron Street
Toronto
Bear Grease for Baldness Seeks California Supplier
A Prince George Board of Trade circular notes a Los Angeles buyer seeking bear grease for hair tonics. The text says bears from any species are acceptable and points to a strong local market, urging sellers to respond to Box 93 rather than ship south.
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Pacific
Board of Trade of
Prince George
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Canadian National Railways
Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Los Angeles
California
Hamiota Lodge announces monthly meeting
Hamiota Lodge No 38 I O O F meets in the Orange Hall Hamiota on the first Monday evening of each month at eight o clock Visiting Brethren welcome D Beamish T Anderson levy
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Hamiota
Tnd
Hamiota Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Echo
Health and mind link in training and living
The article argues that health supports intellect, and a unitary view of the person links body and mind. It cites John Wesley on cleanliness and bath practices, then stresses hygiene, sleep, air, exercise, diet, and regular elimination as essential for mental work and overall wellbeing. It notes child training should address both physical and mental health to prepare for life. It adds a Canadian Medical Association inquiry line and clarifies no grain shipment charter exists for Churchill this summer via Canadian National ships, nor Canadian National ships in Hudson Bay service.
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John Wesley
Wesley
Canadian National Steamships
Montreal
Canadian National
Churchill
H Allan
Canadian Steamships
Hudson Bay
Drive to be Taken for More Telephone Subscribers
Manitoba Tele phone System plans a province wide drive to add 10 000 subscribers 7500 rural and 2500 local residences Local efforts focus on increasing Hamiota residence lines from 59 to at least 20 more To incentivize the move the plan offers a 50 cent quarterly prompt payment discount plus a further 5 per month per line bringing Hamiota residents to 18 00 net per wall phone If 20 or more lines install during the drive installation charges are waived otherwise standard charges apply
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Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Hamiota
Man
Manitoba Telephone System
Boards of Trade
Manitoba
Winter Fair Brings Provincial Figurehead to Brandon Opening
The Earl of Rese borough Governor General of Canada will officially open Brandon Winter Fair March 19 25 marking the 25th year of continuous operation. Judging begins Monday evening with daily programmes featuring the Strathcona Horse musical ride and other feats, promising Western Canada’s premier live stock event.
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Earl of Reseborough
Canada
Brandon
Thies
Manitoba
Strathcona
Winnipeg
Western Canada
Use Fertilizer
Farmers cite higher grades and profits from phosphate fertilizer use. Letters from Jacob Willms, R Johnson, and H Hudek note increased yields, better grain quality, and improved cattle feeding from fertilized straw, reflecting a growing trend toward fertilization in Canadian farming.
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Jacob
Willms
Manon, Sask
Johnson
Winterburn
Alta
H. Hudek
Hafford
Sask
Ask for and Bay Broome mare for the Blind
The notice references a mare named Broome or Bay Broome tied to a blind rider or organization. Details are unclear and not enough to identify ownership, location, or event. Further readable text needed to establish a proper public notice.
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Hamiota Lodge
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T. Anderson
Family Herald & Weekly
Star and Hamiota Echo
Hamiota Echo
Eagt
TE Canadan Association and Insopance Company
Reaves
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
H Coddington
Geneva
Commercia
Brandon Winter Fair
W. Venables W H.josey
B. R. McNaught
Good Housekeeping