Hospital Ladies' Aid Report Corrections Released
The Hamiota Hospital Ladies' Aid issues corrections to the treasurer's report with revised expenditures and assets. Items include Treasury corrections, a Victory Bond of 200.00, cash in bank 517.22, and total assets. Pete Thos Thompson is home on leave from Alberta. The Central Station in Montreal notes over 16,000 Canadians stationed wives and children abroad.
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Hamiota Hospital
Mrs. Hodgson
C. W. Jamieson
L. S. Taylor
S. Sneid
W. O. Curll
Mair
Pete. Thos. Thompson
Alberta
Canadian National Central
Montreal
Christmas Seals Support Tuberculosis Prevention in Manitoba
Dr E L Ross explains that proceeds from Christmas Seals fund the Manitoba Sanatorium Board’s tuberculosis prevention program. Travelling clinics survey industries and communities with x rays to find early cases, aiming to x ray every person in the province. In 1926 to present, 50 000 Manitobans received free chest X rays funded by seal sales.
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Canada
Manitoba
Brandon
Dauphin
Portage la Prairie
Selkirk
Sanatorium Board of Manitoba
Sanatorium Board of
Ninette
Oats and Barley Seed Varieties in Prairie Tests
A lab test of oats and barley shows only eight oat varieties and eleven barley varieties were officially recommended or suitable in 1944. Among oats 53 percent of samples were non recommended, with Ajax Banner Eagle Exeter Laurel Legacy Vanguard and Victor named. Barley had seventeen varieties tested with eleven recommended. several named as suitable or smooth owned. Recommendations come from Dominion Experimental Farms and provincial bodies with seed distributors noted.
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Ajax
Banner
Eagle
Exeter
Laurel
Hailess
Legacy
Vanguard
Victor
Praine
OAC
Meaury
Ottawa
Plush
Wisconsin
Sanalta
Rex
Prospect
Newal
Regal
Ares
Dominion Experimental Farms
Inculture
Universities
Stevators Farm Service
Manitoba
Alberta
Seed Growers Association
Saskatchewar
Health messages promote TB protection at home
They carry a message of health and are a worthwhile investment in protecting your home from tuberculosis.
World of Wheat Warns on Seed Quality and Trade Shifts
Agricultural guidance notes farmers should seek A class seed from neighbors tested under the Crop Testing Plan while also buying small amounts of Registered or Certified seed. The report highlights seed trueness, crop prospects in Uruguay, and wartime grain trade changes, including Canada’s flour output and railway troops aiding operations.
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Colombia
Argentina
Russia
Yugoslavia
Uruguay
Farm youth urged to study agricultural professions
Most farm boys understand medical and legal fields but lack knowledge of scientific agriculture. The article argues for training in agricultural engineering, economics, plant pathology, and entomology, noting a likely shortage of well trained agricul turists. It encourages farm youth to consider agriculture careers and asks readers to obtain a leaflet from their line elevator agent.
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Auy
Experimental Farm Notes Compare Oat Varieties Ajax Exeter Vanguard
Oat tests at Brandon Experimental Farm show little yield difference among Ajax Exeter Vanguard over 1942 to 1944. Ajax averaged 127 bushels per acre, Exeter 125, Vanguard 121, with Banner 110 and Gopher 111. Ajax and Exeter had strong straw. Exeter lodging more than Ajax and Banner. Exeter larger seed, hull percentage highest in Exeter, Vanguard lowest.
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Brandon
Ajax
Exeter
Vanguard
Banner
Gopher
Hull
McConnell Lavinia and Decker Church Services
McConnell and Decker churches schedule Sunday worship with Lavinia Church at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 12. Decker Church and Sunday School at 1 30 p.m. Lavinia Church and Sunday School at 3 p.m.
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McConnell
Decker
Lavinia
W Darroch Electrician to Visit Hamiota
W Darroch, an electrician, will be at the Central House in Hamiota to perform electrical work of all kinds.
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Hamiota
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Brooks, R. H
Burgess, Dennis
Clack, J
Clark, Alex
Clark, David
Clark, John
Coomba, F. J
Curll, C J
Dempsey
Dickie, H. R
Dixon, A L
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Gilmour
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Higham, A J
Hern
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D. L Hunsaker
W.G Hubbard
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Pollock, Albert
Pollock, Kenneth
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Josey, Albert
Josey, Frank
Josey, Fred
Kirk, Wilbur B
Knight, C. L
Lindsay, H
Madsen, Jack
Mansell, A. C
Mansell, C. W
Mansell, J
Mansell, M. E. Mathison, Robt
Maxwell, B
McConnell, H
McConnell, W
McGhee, G
McKinnon
McMurachy
McMurachy, McMillan
Mitchell, J G
Rothnie, W. J
Runchey, Keith
Runchey, W. E Runchey
Margot Russell
Rutherford, Melanie
Ruttan, C. G
Shackleford J. RG
Sheardown, G. KE
Sobkowich, V
Sutherland, Chas
Sutherland, Jas
Sutherland, J. A
Tremaine, G. O
Thompson, Thos
Webb, W. E