Signs Of Improvement In North Norfolk District
Signs of improvement in North Norfolk show crops recovering after heat and drought. A harvest boosts farmer purchasing power as grain prices rise, with new machinery and vehicles being purchased locally. Building activity grows, labor shifts to harvest, and telecoms and railway projects move ahead. Merchants report stocked inventories meeting family needs, and cooperation among residents fuels gradual progress toward a higher standard.
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North Norfolk
Appeal to farmers not to burn straw in drought area
Hon D G McKenzie Manitoba agriculture minister urged farmers in drought stricken Manitoba to stop burning straw after harvest to conserve feed so livestock can be saved from starvation. He warned feed shortages are severe in much of the province and straw could be fed to stock.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
D. G. McKenzie
Agriculture ministry urges feeding drought livestock to conserve straw
The minister of agriculture states drought area livestock will be directed to farms with sufficient feed or to forests for straw stockpiles. Animals will be fed where straw stacks exist or shipped to designated points. Farmer cooperation is urged to avoid unnecessary straw destruction.
North Norfolk Council Brief Session Approves Bylaws
The North Norfolk Council met with full attendance and chaired by Reeve Campbell. Highlights include readings on land acquisitions and sales, a water supply committee for Squirrel Creek farmers, relief payment stance for Russell Stanley, Old Age Pension approval for Annie Wright, and arrears payment notices for 1932 Seed or Feed Grain Loans. The Finance Committee urged payment of several accounts as the meeting adjourned.
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Chas
Mills
Dinkesteller
Shaw
A. H. Clarke
Shaw—Bedford
Wallace and Robinson
Squirrel Creek
Bedford
Sec. Treas
Austin
Dankesreiter
J. Painter
Australia clinches fifth test to win World Series Ashes
Australia defeated England in the fifth and deciding test yesterday to claim the World Series Ashes. The series ends with Australia leading 53 tests to 52, with 29 draws. England won only the second test. the third and fourth were drawn. The Ashes will return to Australia, where they were last won two years ago by England.
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Australia
England
Local merchants urged to support the paper with ads
Readers are reminded to patronize advertisers who fund the newspaper. The note emphasizes shopping at businesses that sponsor the local paper, calling attention to sustained community journalism and the benefits of supporting those who support the outlet.
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