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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 1944

Page

2

World Happenings Briefly Told In The News

Southern Alberta sugar beet towers sold 208,834 tons off 10,306 acres last year. Saskatchewan farmers cash income rose 44 percent to 324,863,000 compared with 228,190,000 in 1942. A parcel mailed from Galt Ontario to John Steele in Italy arrived on May 19 for his 34th birthday. Insects unknown to Sweden damage grain crops arriving on safe conduct vessels from America. Australia harvested 100,000,000 bushel wheat. reserve at June 30 last was 236,000,000 bushels, greatest in Commonwealth history. Great Britain grows flowers to increase table oil supply. Ontario's 10,600,000 hens laid over 100,000,000 dozen eggs worth 36,885,000, over a third of Dominion poultry revenue. Joseph Dud Aington, aged 67, retired after 49 years with the LNER after driving Britain’s fastest train at 126 mph in 1938. Argentina expands sunflower seed production. 13,906,200 acres planted this year. Ungrafted fruit trees sent from Sicily and Naples to Malta for grafting apples, pears, plums, and persimmons.

Sweden America Australia Commonwealth Great Britain Ontario Dominion

A Busy Life of a Country Editor in Viking Alberta

Maclean's Magazine recounts a country editor's week in Viking Alberta. The veteran publisher, Unotype operator, bookkeeper, and reporter juggle records and taxes while navigating wartime boards and public duties.

Viking Alberta Ime Unotype Tachis Riprecaman Caman Jobman Stone Tralner Trevare France Sracc Sem Victory Lsan Hooptal Board Maclean's Magazine

Ice cream season rises in Canada per capita taste

Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows Canadians increasing ice cream consumption from 1937 to 1942 by 42 percent. British Columbia leads in per person consumption, followed by Ontario and Nova Scotia, while Prince Edward Island and Quebec are lowest. The Rhodesian Kaffir orange tree note appears alongside.

Dominion Bureau of Statistics Canada British Columbia Ontario Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island Quebec

Be Strong and Courageous Joshua's Great Task

Devotional text on Joshua 1 6 and 7 Be strong and of good courage foretold to Joshua by Moses and by God It recalls crossing the Jordan to conquer and settle Canaan west of the Jordan and the enduring struggle against earlier inhabitants with emphasis on divine help guiding Joshua.

Joshua Jehovah Moses Jordan Jordaniver Lderness Lebanon Mountains Rom Euphrates Mediterranean Canan England Egypt

The Housefly And Public Health Dangers

The housefly is a major health threat carrying dysentery diarrhea typhoid and infantile paralysis. It breeds in filth feeds on waste and can transmit bacteria to human food. Communities should eliminate breeding sites and ensure proper waste disposal. Home and shop food areas must be screened, and flies promptly killed to protect food safety.

Ales Dominion Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Our Crossword Puzzle No 4889 Answer

The page prints the solution for Our Crossword Puzzle No 4889 with the completed grid and answers. Readers are invited to check the filled in clues and confirm accuracy. The puzzle content highlights a solved set of word entries across various across and down clues.

Revenge Tale and Weather Note From War Reporting

BBC reports an Italian farmer in western England captured an exhausted German airman who had landed in England after fleeing in the war. The German was surprised to be taken prisoner by an Italian. A strong wind known as the williwaw is described as sweeping the Aleutian Islands.

BBC Gland England Aleutian Islands

Waste paper shortage in Canada hinders war needs

Canada faces a dire shortage of waste paper with demand at 20,000 tons monthly. The limited supply delays essential paper products for the war effort including newsprint wrappings and boxes. Supplies must arrive dust-free from overseas or distant shores, emphasizing the critical need for recycling and imports.

Canada

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