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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
4
Mrs. Turner of Allendale is noted in Lavenham news. A man continues visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tom Newton. Miss Lil English of Killarney is mentioned in the regional snippet.
Local column reports visiting neighbors from Ladysmith to Regina and Clairmont, with remarks on oil drilling becoming a town attraction. Mentions Hallowe en party at Clairmont school, Orange Lodge event, mail train changes, Beaver trapping season, and a death of Mrs John C Hird. Several residents and visitors named. community life centered around oil interests and small-town happenings.
The Parkland barley, a six rowed Manchurian type with blue aleurone, was announced by Dr D G Hamilton of the Ceres Crops Division. It matures like Montcalm, resists stem rust, and yields well across zones but is moderately susceptible to smuts and leaf diseases. Distribution to farmers in Western Canada excluding Peace River begins, with seed sold only through the Canada Department of Agriculture and limited by class and stock. An estimated 200000 bushels will be distributed, with minimum two and maximum ten bushels per purchase.
Seed buyers must show a Crop Registration Certificate for a year between 1963 and 1986. Other buyers may need to prove they are farmers. Allocations grant one allotment up to ten bushels per farm or farmer, while supply lasts. A farmer is a person who owns and operates or operates land as a farm. Those who merely own a farm do not qualify.
In the notice, officials state that order forms must be used when ordering seed, while other requests cannot be filled. The message indicates continuation of the matter on page five.
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