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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
5
Notice states unauthorized publication of this advertisement will not be paid for and warns recipients about eligibility for compensation.
The Census and Statistics Monthly notes widespread straw burning in the Northwest provinces while much of oat barley straw is fed or used for fodder. Alberta uses more straw for feed, cattle run winter, and a few straw burners exist. The piece links straw use to sheep-raising goals and cites T. O. Marvin on Canada US wool trade, mills, and tariff impacts.
Simon Downie and Sons near Carstairs Alberta show mixed farming success with 100 pure bred and grade Herefords and 400 hogs on a thousand acres. Seven hundred acres are cropped to wheat oats barley and timothy. A 40 by 100 foot milling plant runs on an eight horsepower engine to process grain for feed. Heavy but efficient feeding of ground oats and barley yields rapid market readiness in six to eight weeks.
Arrangements have been concluded with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway by Hon. Duncan Marshall minister of agriculture for Alberta for a special hive stock train to run over the company's lines throughout the province. The train will be a travelling stock school with dairying and harassment as the special subjects taught by lecturers from the provincial department of agriculture.
In London conferences on a South Africa teaching university, a total gift of 2,560,000 dollars is noted. Alfred Belt and Sir Julius Wernher contribute 2,500,000 dollars each toward an institution at Grocer Sebuur, supporting Cecil Rhodes' original concept that had not yet materialized.
Mr. M C Hemmer of the Manitoba Agricultural College urges converting grain into poultry and eggs to meet unlimited local demand. He notes initial industry difficulties in other regions but says Manitoba markets are saturated with poultry and eggs from outside the province, suggesting strong growth potential for local farmers.
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