Correction on Austin Ladies Bonspiel Prizes and Guests
In the Austin Ladies Bonspiel write up the third prize in the second event should be E. Hay Tink of Austin with Marge Smith J Lowe and C Hay. Fourth prize went to M Richardson rink of Bagot with D Nichol N Kalberg and A Stewart, Earl Pearson and M Borland of Carman and Mrs Clark of Victoria were Sunday guests of the Pearson family. Red Cross sewing and knitting can be obtained from Mrs Southwaite Convenor. Mr and Mrs M Olson were week end visitors at the Randall home. Mr and Mrs George Bull visited Winnipeg. Sympathy extended to Mrs Mays on the passing of her brother Wm Tuckwood of Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
E. Hay
Tink
Marge Smith
J. Lowe
C. Hay
M. Richardson Rink
Bagot
D. Nichol
N. Kalberg
A. Stewart
Earl Pearson
M. Borland
Carman
Mrs. Clark
Victoria
B.C
Pearson
Red Cross
Routhwaite
Red Cross Sewing
M. Olson
Randall
George Bull
Winnipeg
Mays
Wm. Tuckwood
Carlton Sims
Reta Michie
Alison Grace
Maternity Pavilion
B. M. Mitchell
Eva Kenway
Mitchell
Med
Austin Mel Pearson
Flin Flon
Peter Pearson
New York Rangers
Ian Cronk
David Lear
C. Cronk
Salmon
O. Lear
Finegan
Sidney
T. Bush
A. Paxton
Gladstone
WMS
United Church
New Women’s Organization
Harry Rand
John Wiens
Ivan Armitage
Miniota
Wiens
Brandon
Miss Haim
Elliot Lake
Ontario
Len Kossar
Vancouver
Wm. Brydon
Portage
Opal Gilmour
H. Gilmour
Raymond Jones
Firdale
Roy Storie
Claude Beatty
John Seaman
G. Russell
Lional Wright
Wright
Percy Ewen
P. Urcin
D. Beswitherick
P. Urhin
John Urhin
Ross Hay
Grand Prairie
Alberta
Douglas Ross
Charlie Compton
MacGregor Hospital
Chipmunk
Stewart Young
MacGregor
Ed. Sparrow
Forrest
M. Lamb
Gordon Hay
Edith McGregor
Charlie
Wm. McGregor
Worthy
Harvey Robinson
Stanley
Pratt
Stanley McGregor
Hilton
Doug McGregor
C. Pennell
M. Booth
A McDonald
G. R. Hay
Elephant Brand fertilizer boosts barley and oats yields on stubble land
Mose Farm Limited reports fertilizing barley on stubble land with 100 lbs Elephant Brand Nitraprils before seeding and 40 lbs at seeding raised yield from 33.9 to 50.1 bushels per acre, increasing value by 12.86 per extra bushel and net gain of 631 per acre after fertilizer cost. Oats on stubble land showed similar gains, with 100 lbs Elephant Brand 140 per acre producing 8.40 extra worth after 5.10 cost. A late 100 lbs application of Elephant Brand 27-145 to an alfalfa mixture raised hay value by 750 per acre despite dry conditions.
Fertilizer Boosts Selkirk Wheat Yields and Profit
Rainfall was negligible but applying 40 lbs per acre of Elephant Brand 1148.0 increased Selkirk wheat yield on summer fallow by 5.3 bushels per acre with $443 extra profit per acre. On stubble land 40 lbs Elephant Brand 1148.0 plus 40 lbs anhydrous ammonia raised yield 9.8 bushels and added $10.00 per acre profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk
Elephant Brand
Fertilizer Trials Boost Wheat Yield and Hay Value
Application of Elephant Brand fertilizers 1620-0 27-160 and 1480 across field strips produced hay gains of 14.39 17.73 and 12.20 per acre above costs. Fertilized wheat matured a week early and yielded 66 bushels more than the check. Fifty pounds of Elephant Brand 1148-0 given on summer fallow at seeding yielded a net return of 5.42 after 2.83 fertilizer cost for 42 gross return of 8.25 per acre.
Profitable yields from fertilizer trials on farm
On a Selkirk farm Argentine rape fertilized with Elephant Brand 11-480 at 35 lbs an acre raised seed yield from 994.7 to 1344.3 lbs per acre, a $13.98 value increase and $12.02 net profit per acre after fertilizer cost. Additional trials on Registered Parkland barley and R Selkirk wheat showed substantial per acre profit increases under similar fertilization, including a $20.41 gain for summer fallow wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berley
Fertilizer Boosts Wheat Yields On Two Fields
On fallow wheat fields fertilizer Elephant Brand 11-480 placed at 50 pounds per acre raised yields by 4.4 bushels on one field and 9 bushels per acre on the other. After costs of 2.65 dollars per acre, net gains were 2.63 dollars per acre on the first field and 875 dollars per acre on the second.
Austin area welcomes new baby and week of community notices
Congratulations to Carlton Sims and Reta Michie on the birth of Alison Grace in Winnipeg. Winnipeg losses, social visits, and local events fill this Austin summary with births, travels, church talk, hockey and curling updates, and school notices.
School bonspiel kicks off with twelve entries
Our high school hosts a weekend bonspiel starting tomorrow with twelve teams entering. Mr Boychuk from the Manitoba Temperance Alliance spoke to all grades from seven to eleven and screened two films, Split Second and How To Say No, in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boychuk
The
Manitoba Temperance Alliance
Club News Bagot Call
A judging demonstration was held at Sid Coulthard home on Saturday January 23 with good attendance of all the clubs. Lunch was served. A meeting followed at Arthur Kalberg home on Thursday January 28. A rink was invited to attend the Westbourne Bonspiel. The next meeting will be held February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Coulthard
Arthur Kalberg
Westbourne
Jolly Gardners Host Whist Drives For Charity
In January 26 Jolly Gardners staged Telephone Whist to aid the March of Dimes. A February 5 Whist Drive at Randall's Cafe, sponsored by the Club, raised 32 dollars for the Community Hall Fund. Sixteen tables played with Mrs. E. Moore high, Mrs. Ted Lowe low, Chas. Hotel top gent, and Melvin Winter low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Gardners
Randall's Cafe
Club
Community Hall Fund
High
E. Moore
Ted Lowe
Gents
Chas. Hotel and Low
Melvin Winterbottom
Mrs Cecil Nichol and Portage visitors call on friends
Mr and Mrs C Rand and family of Portage visited friends during a quiet day of social callings. Local residents noted the cordial greeting and shared news of town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Rand
Portage
Family notices from a Manitoba town informally update health and visits
Short local roundup details Mrs Roy Nichol returning from hospital and feeling better. Mr and Mrs C Stewart and Betty attended the Ice Capades in Winnipeg Friday. Eden Smith visited the Nichol home Saturday. Bagott Spiel endured a February thaw midweek. Hope to finish lineup of prize winners by Monday. Gordon Slous and baby visited George Thompson’s family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nichol
C. Stewart
Betty
Winnipeg
Eden Smith
C. Nichol
Bagott
Gordon Slous
Baby
George Thompson
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Beth Stephenson
Glen Dankesreiter
Dick Snaith
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Bagot Call
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By Anne Lowe
Bagot News
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