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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
2
A reflective piece on September as a transitional season. It links celestial events and nature’s signs to human perception, noting cooler air, farm chimneys, birds, and owls. The prose paints a sensory portrait of September’s ripeness and the enduring music of nature guiding the observer’s mood.
Forage crop specialists advise fertilizing legume and grass stands to lift yields by about 1 percent tons per acre after one year. Recommendations: 11-48-0 at 75 to 150 pounds per acre on certain soils, 16-20-0 on poorer soils, with fall or early spring timing. A fertilizer spreader aids application. benefits may appear in the second year due to residual effects.
The federal government holds about 200 million pounds of surplus butter stored in warehouses or converted to butter oil with no buyers at current costs. Officials discuss selling butter oil domestically at a loss to compete with lard, or exporting at low prices while avoiding Canadian resentment. A salvage operation could involve selling 30 000 000 to 40 000 000 pounds annually to absorb the excess.
Manitoba Premier Duff Roblin will enter the B C provincial election campaign next week to support Progressive Conservative leader E Davie Fulton. He will arrive by September 19 and join a press conference before a Kamloops public meeting.
The University of Manitoba advances a 1966 expansion totaling 33 million dollars since 1956. Projects include a 1.7 million medical building at Winnipeg General Hospital, a 1 million library addition, a 3.2 million arts college, a 2.4 million women’s residence, an 800 thousand music school, and 1.8 million engineering wing. Brandon College also adds new buildings as the campus grows toward 7,500 to 8,000 students.
Reports from Montreal shipping circles say Russia lined up a large one year sash and credit purchase of Canadian wheat. A harvest near record highs eyes shipments through St Lawrence and Vancouver routes to Vishivostok. drought in Europe and poor harvests could boost future Canadian sales.
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