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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 19, 1933

Page

5

Wheat price likely to rise to 67 cents a bushel says director

Major HisG L. Strange of Searle Grain Co. urges Regina Board of Trade that wheat prices have reached a potential low and may climb as surplus falls. He cites price history during wars, predicts country elevator gains of 2 3 cents and a possible 67 cent level, and argues against a wheat board and other policy changes.

Hisg L. Strange Searle Grain Co. Ltd Winnipeg Regina Board of Trade Major Strange Dominion Bureau of Statistics George Broomhall Liverpool England Germany Wheat Board Canada Dominion

Graceful for the Matron dress pattern

Ruth Rogers describes a chic slimming navy blue crinkly crepe silk dress with a V neck, back paneling, and center front seam. Style No. 533 fits busts 36 to 46 inches and requires 83 to 44 yards of fabric. price 20 cents.

Ruth Rogers

Contraband Munitions Movements Flagged at Pacific Ports

Customs at British Columbia seaports tighten checks for contraband to the Orient amid wartime demand. Investigators report smuggling. 500 rounds found on the Empress of Japan, shipped under false labels. No embargo on war materials if properly purchased, tracking steel track from Port Mann and zinc shipments from Consolidated Mining & Smelting to the Orient for munitions use.

Orient Johor Pacific Port Mann Canadian Northern Railway Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company Trail

Scientist speeds coal formation by bacteria in peat

A Cincinnati scientist isolates the coal germ and uses bacteria to inoculate peat beds so peat can turn into coal in months rather than millions of years. The method promises rapid coal formation through microbial action.

Nature Cincinnati

Demand for Automobiles Surges in Argentina in January

Demand for automobiles in Argentina in January outpaced supply, signaling a tight market. Industry observers note rising consumer interest and limited availability impacting prices and delivery times.

Argentina

Benzol Detected in Turner Valley Waste Gas

A report notes benzol an anti knock additive for gasoline is present in the waste gas from Turner Valley, signaling environmental or combustion implications for the site and nearby areas.

Turner Valley

New Sprouting Method Promises Fast Fresh Cattle Fodder

German expert Dr Spangenberg unveils a process to sprout grain on perforated sheets in cases, yielding ten to fifteen day sprouts about ten inches tall. Liquid additives may boost growth. milk output reportedly rises 18 to 22 percent in tests, though fattening costs remain a concern.

Dr Spangenberg Spangenberg Luebeck Agricultural Society

Government to review pensioners incomes in nominal reform

A government review will assess total incomes of pensioners in service and reduce salaries if found excessive. Mayor W. J. Stewart of Toronto indicated the government’s position on this policy.

W. J. Stewart Toronto

Vienna Residents Eat Less Food Per Person

People in Vienna Austria show a drop in per person food consumption from the previous year researchers report. Local authorities and economists cite tighter budgets and rising prices as factors influencing eating patterns among residents.

Vienna Austria

Barbed Wit Costs G B S Admirers in Hollywood

George Bernard Shaw visited Hollywood during a San Pedro trip and met film stars. His sharp quips at Alice Brady and Ann Harding sparked offense and tears, costing him two ardent admirers of his famed wit.

George Bernard Shaw Hollywood San Pedro Shaw GBS Alice Brady Miss Brady Lovely Ann Harding Miss Harding Shaws Captain Brassbound

Albert Exhibit Aims at Regina Grain Show Budget

Alberta plans to spend 5060 on a grain exhibit at Regina World Grain Show. Minister George Hoadley says Manitoba may spend 5000 on a grain exhibit, prompting possible similar action from its province.

Alberta Regina George Hoadley Agricuture Manitoba

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