Real Property Mortgage Sale in MacGregor Manitoba
Public sale of a 5 acre property including a two storey frame house and barn in MacGregor Manitoba on October 22 1951 at 2 PM. Sale subject to a sealed reserve bid with terms to be announced. For details contact H A Lye solicitor for the vendor.
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MacGregor
Man
Province of
Manitoba
H. A Lye
The Fight Against Cancer Needs Public Support
A call for expanded public education and funding to advance cancer research. It stresses ongoing small discoveries, the role of laboratories worldwide, and the necessity of applying knowledge early to improve outcomes. It notes one third of deaths could be prevented with informed action.
Know cancer symptoms seek help early fight cancer
The text urges early recognition of cancer symptoms as key to effective treatment and prevention. It highlights that one third of cancer deaths could be prevented with awareness, emphasizes consulting a family doctor, and notes men are more color blind than women with forty in every thousand affected.
Canada Savings Bonds Offered With Five Percent Down
Bank of Montreal promotes a new 1951 Canada Savings Bonds issue with a five percent down payment option. Bonds pay 10 coupons totaling 3.5 percent interest, first coupon covering 21 months. Buyers can finance the remainder over 12 months, with Bank of Montreal inviting MacGregor residents to participate.
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Canada Savings
Stan McCulloch
Bank of Montreal
McCulloch
MacGregor
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs A Carr
Mr and Mrs A Carr express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during Mr Carrs illness. They thank those who sent fruit and gifts and give a special thanks to the W I and the W A of the United Church for their thoughtful deeds.
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Mrs. A. Carr
Mr. Carr
W.I
W.A. of the United Church
Swathing and Handling of Malting Barley for Uniform Color
The article outlines how a new golden color signals mellow kernel and ready conversion in malting. It cautions on swath placement and height to avoid ground contact, recommends six to eight inches stubble, six-inch minimum distance from wheel tracks, proper parallel swath orientation, a four to six inch deep oval swath, and timely collection after drying. It warns against overexposure and notes moisture content limits for malting barley.
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