Canadian National Rail Ways In 1942 Revenue Surges and War Efforts
Canadian National Rail Ways in 1942 report shows revenue rising to 375 090 000 with surplus after taxes of 2563 264, a new record. Traffic reached unprecedented levels as freight and passenger movements surged, reflecting wartime demand. The report highlights increased personnel, extended shipbuilding, and support for armed forces and civilian transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Nations
Hones
Sughan
Vaughan
Theompany
Infant Health Progress in Manitoba and Ongoing Care Needs
Manitoba reports infant death rate drop from 135 to 50 per thousand live births due to better pre birth care and nutrition. Last year 14 000 babies born wartime, 700 died, many preventable. Premature births, diarrhoea, and unsafe water supply contribute. emphasis on timely medical care and mother child health. Health division offers free pamphlets on child care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
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Division of Health and Welfare Education
Department of Health and Publio
Health Notice from Manitoba Health Department
Prepared by the Department of Health and Public Welfare of the Manitoba Government at 20 Sherbrook Street Winnipeg outlines health guidance and public welfare information for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health and Public Welfare
Manitoba
Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg
Experimental Farm Notes Ergot and Livestock Risks
Experimental notes warn that ergot in grain can lower yields and degrade grain at elevators. Ergot bodies contaminate kernels and pose dangers to livestock, especially pregnant animals, potentially affecting farm profits and animal health.
Local Family Returns After Winnipeg Trip And Fire
Mr and Mrs Angie McLean thank neighbors for help and for a shower of useful articles after a fire that destroyed bedding and household effects. School reopened after Easter holidays. Inspector Reid of Shoal Lake visited on May 3. A combined church and Sunday School service for Mother's Day is set for 2 30 PM. Everyone welcome.
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Dixon
Marion
Keith
Winnipeg
Angie McLean
Inspector Reid
Shoal Lake
Controlling Ergot in Grain Crops in 1942 Test
Article outlines ergot disease prevalence in 1942 wheat and rye, noting ergot as the main infection source. It recommends removing ergot bodies, deep plowing infected fields to bury remains, close grain to reduce spores, and deterring ergoty crops along roadsides and in headlands to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Ali
Experimental Farm Notes On Ergot Disease At Bran
Fragmentary report describes a writ on ergot disease at the Bran Experimental Farm. Details hint at grain treatment and disease control measures and reference other points of interest related to further information.
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Canadian National
Ocomolines
Mpany
Hut
Tal
Bitte
Department of
Navy
Army Air Force
Merelant Marine
Hiliws
Tiene E i
F. M. Coombs
Main Road South
Hamiota
Lavinia
Fred C. Bennest
Hamiota Hospital
Mre
Hemphill Sec
Treas
Seager Wheeler Rosthern
Sask
England
Saskatchewan
Coun
Canada
Saskatoon
Rosthern
Acre
New York
Thomas Shaughnessy
Clare
Seager Wheeler
Queen's University
Anadian Agricul
Dr. Wheeler
National War Finance Committee
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Canade
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