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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1958
Page
7
The fashion piece describes a shift toward Directoire silhouettes with raised waistlines and bosom emphasis, featuring trapeze coats and suits, printed wool and wool jersey fabrics, fox and mink trims, and bold hats. It notes new color trends like purple, avocado greens, taupe browns, reds, and blues, with overall emphasis on elegant, fluid lines and versatile dress options.
The game jai alai meaning merry festival originated in Spain and is popular in Cuba, Florida and Mexico.
Saskatchewan placings in the Canadian National Exhibition Egg Competitions were announced by the Poultry Division of the Sask Department of Agriculture. Seven entries yielded four firsts two thirds and one second across Grade A Large White Grade A Medium White and Grade A Small White classes. Zenith Poultry Farm Regina earned multiple firsts with Balgonie’s John Okroj and Alfred Litzenberger placing in various divisions. Zenith Poultry Farm is owned and operated by Mr and Mrs A Schiller.
Stored product entomologists from Winnipeg report mites and insects infesting prairie granaries in cracks and on grain. F. L. Watters warns cleaning repairs and tinsecticide spraying are needed before filling with grain to prevent losses. Suggested insecticides include lindane malathion methoxychlor pyrethrins and piperonyl butoxide with one gallon per 1000 square feet. Granaries should be empty for 1 2 weeks after treatment.
The Record er notes farmers harvest an extraordinary crop with about three inches of rain in early July. Yields are near or above long term averages, grain is in excellent condition with strong color and fill. One farmer says the crop was grown on last year's rain, hoping for more rain after harvest to boost next year's prospects.
Two tomatoes grown on Forest Jensen’s farm in the Reford district, Saskatoon area, were the season’s first unusual garden produce. The vegetables are slightly larger than normal but developed a squat form with a hole in the center during growth.
About 200 species of weeds, flowers, trees and grasses release pollen that drives summer hay fever for many people. Experts warn that high pollen counts across fields and urban areas worsen symptoms for residents.
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