Farmers Should Store Their Own Grain
A 1952 Canadian grain storage plan urges farmers to build on farm granaries to avert a nationwide storage shortage. It argues modern farm granaries save costs, reduce losses from weather and pests, and may yield long term profits, backed by banker and lumberyard support. It cites historical yields, transport limits, and the need for permanent on farm storage to handle large harvests.
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Elf
Canada
Reat Lake
Prairie Farm
Manitoba
Northern
Winnipeg
Joseph
Egypt
Lakehead
Western
Montreal
Britain
Caxatta
Seaboard
Board of Grain Commissioners
Fragmented OCR dental note on denture care incompatibilities
The readable portion mentions denture care and fit issues with an emphasis on alkaline effects and plate stability. It references breath odor and possible adjustment needs for accurate denture comfort and function.
Canada Aims At Global Cancer Control Leadership
Sir Stanford Cade declares Canada's cancer control resources second to none in the world. He notes four years of advances since his last visit and praises Canada's cancer clinics as wonderfully well equipped and nationally leading.
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Calgary
Canada
Stanford Cade
Stanford
Canada Scout membership rises to record 138,908
Canada now has 138,908 boy scouts, up 10,148 from 1951's 128,760 and the highest Canadian membership total in the movement's history. In 1950 there were 117,680 Scouts. the 1939 total was 95,083.
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Canada
Boy Scouts Ay
Alberta Battles Rapid Rat Invasion Across Boundary
An Alberta government official says rats are crossing the province's eastern boundary faster than expected. The rat eradication plan will take longer and extend farther north than planned. The biggest challenge is getting farmers in the affected area to clean up their yards.
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Edmonton
Alberta
North America
Sea plane float built at Vancouver airport for seaplane rush
A $60000 sea plane float at Vancouver International Airport accommodates growing seaplane traffic by berthing 45 planes at once. The project marks a milestone in regional aviation expansion.
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Vancouver
Vancouver International
British Columbia
Young B C Man Hailed As Top Flight Artist
Victorta Be l s 23 year old artist who started drawing less than a year ago is celebrated as a top light painter. While in hospital for a chest ailment he studied with Mrs C F Swannell, and provincial museum authorities impressed by his Indian mask and native relic paintings placed works on exhibition at the museum for several weeks.
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Jose Bessie
Young B.C. Man
Victorta, Bels
F. Swannell
Quinton Man Delivers Seven Pound Potato in Punnichy
Charles Rauth of Quinton brought a seven pound potato to the Touchwood Times office and noted another widening on the bill, two ounces lighter, as a parallel item. The quirky local story highlights unusual produce and billing oddity in Punnichy, Saskatchewan.
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Punnichy
Charles Rauth
Quinton
Touchwood Times
Regina tax reform tour boosts income collection
Revenue Minister McCann said in Regina that the income tax business is booming and that the tax service is collecting more money more cheaply than ever before. He noted few tax evaders as he toured western income tax and customs offices with the cabinet.
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Canacas
Saki
McCann
Regina
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