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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1959
Page
2
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The Saskatoon inventor from Southey, Pete Anderson, creates rugged farm implements including the Anderson rock picker and self-rolling harrow draw-bar. His self resetting hinge-type spring clamp protects deep tillage gear in rocky soil and will ship worldwide via J. I. Case Co. licensing. Harold Gerhart calls Anderson a born genius with a 30 year record of inventive work.
The Alberta Safety Council announces the Alberta Safety Conference to be held May 25 and 26 at the Jubilee Auditorium Calgary. Carl O Nickle is general chairman and Arthur J Dixon MLA serves as president. Attendees from across the province expected to foster cohesion among traffic industry farm water and home safety efforts. Information available from the Alberta Safety Council Alberta Block Edmonton.
Saskatchewan poultry chief E M Campbell of the Animal Industry Branch urges a continuous culling program in every flock to remove nonproducers and diseased birds. He lists marks of good layers and says removing weak birds reduces mortality and guards egg production.
Moving vans on flat cars will begin a coast-to-coast piggyback service March 9, jointly run by Canadian National and Canadian Pacific. The vans, loaded with household goods, will operate on routes with existing piggyback service, connecting Halifax to Vancouver via a string of major stops including Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Edmonton and Calgary.
Canada’s gross national product is estimated at 32 billion dollars for 1958, up two percent from 1957. The rise reflects higher prices, not increased national production, compared with a postwar average growth of about four percent.
An analysis shows roughly three quarters of global mail is written in English. Experts cite business, media, and international trade as drivers of the language’s wide use.
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