Warble control and field days for crops and trees
Warble control on beef cattle can be done from September through November with earlier treatment yielding better results. Fall uses systemic chemicals such as Co-Ral Neguvon or Ruelene, with slaughter withdrawal times. Costs run about 35 to 50 cents per animal. Field days cover vegetable and potato handling and storage with Dr. Townsend and Mulder Bros. Farms demonstrating machinery. P.F.R.A. Tree Nursery in Indian Head, Saskatchewan, is taking orders for spring planting. eligible farms with 20 acres or more can receive listed tree species, others for landscape use, with freight charges the only farmer cost. Further information from local Agricultural Office or S Horsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carman Vegetable Storage Ltd
Carman
J. S. Townsend
U of ‘M
Mulder Bros. Farms
Portage la Prairie
P.rr.a. Tree Nursery
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Homes For
VLA
Boy Scouts
S. Horsman
P.F.R.A
Sask
Cabinet To Meet In Dauphin During September Tour
Manitoba cabinet will meet in Dauphin at the end of a northern tour by Premier Ed Schreyer. The Dauphin session follows a six day tour through Lynn Lake Flin Flon Snow Lake and The Pas from September 23 to 27 before the September 28 cabinet meeting. The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce will present its annual brief after the Dauphin meeting as Schreyer aims to bring government closer to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Dauphin
Ed Schreyer
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Schreyer
Winnipeg
Lynn Lake
Flin Flon
Snow Lake
Pas
Early-Day Threshers Recall Long History of Grain Machines
A reminiscence recounts unpublished threshing machinery from Ontario settlers. Gordon M. Ewing built the first rotary deck grain separator after moving from Perth County to Monck Township in 1865. The Daisy deck design by J V Sawyer matched his concepts, with the outfit eventually powered by steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Geargiod
Brandon
Gordon M. Ewing
Perth County
Ontario
Monck Township
Muskoka
Bracebridge
J. V. Sawyer
Ewing Threshing
Provincial plan for veterinary district to funded shared costs
Manitoba to form a veterinary services district with adjacent towns, the province underwriting capital costs for a clinical laboratory and matching municipal grants up to 5000 dollars. An hourly user fee replaces the old schedule to cut costs for livestock owners while boosting veterinary numbers and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uskiw
Mr. Uskiw
Mr.Askiw
Manitoba
Rust and Drought Hit Canadian Grain Crops In 1930s Report
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports mixed crop conditions across Canada. Prairies harvests are progressing with above average yields likely in most districts while Manitoba and Vita fields face rust and variable rain. Saskatchewan shows normal development with regional drought effects. Alberta harvests look early with strong pastures. British Columbia endures heat and dryness impacting tomatoes and fruit yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
Red River
Vita
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Wishart’s Service Radiator Repair Ad
Wishart s Service advertises radiator repair and auto service located at Eighth Street and Saskatoon Avenue West. Formerly Wilman Motors, the shop offers repair work and vehicle service under a new name with the same location and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishart’s
Wilman Motors
Eighth St
Sask. Ave
West
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Jens
MacGregor Keystone Power Products
Roy Smith Service
Bagot
McMaster
East End Motors
Gulf Gas and Oil Service
Magregor
Zenith
John Deere Parts
Christianson
First Street
N.W
Athiest
Ned
Jim Webb
L. D. Sawyer Company
Hamilton
Veternary District
Grande Prairie
Beaver Lodge
Austin
Ford Sales & Service
Gladstone
Rge Kennedy
James Whitman
Apache Pass
Mary Maxim
Ralph's Fabric Centre
Sask. Ave. E
Lye’s Ltd
MacGregor Chamber of Commerce
Clare and
Lola Tarr
Tarr
Government OF Manitoba
Department OF Transportation Vopor Vehicles Branch
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