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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1955
Page
2
Dr Petersen details methods to increase dairy efficiency through digestible forage crops and early harvest. New Zealand leads forage use with alfalfa and brome mixes, rotating pastures and timing for peak digestibility. Labor saving milking parlors and self feeding hay or silage are highlighted.
The notice promotes a 1955 craft catalogue from Department P P L Household Arts Toronto inviting readers to request a copy by sending 25 cents. It emphasizes exciting designs, encourages ordering every wonderful design, and notes the address 60 Front Street West in Toronto.
The Saskatchewan telephones department reports 60,422 subscribers in 1953 across rural and independent systems, up 711 from the previous year. The Ouled Nails mountain tribe in Algeria is renewed for its dancing girls.
Lt Col Stuart C Bate of Toronto elected president of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair succeeding Stewart G Bennett. A long serving horseman he captained the Canadian Army Team in 1938 and has judged major shows across the United States and Canada. He has chaired the fair's horse show committee and served as vice president in recent years.
Communities and organizations in East Central Alberta are urged to order Golden Jubilee Display Kits from the Provincial Marketing Board. The seven-piece kit costs two dollars and includes banners crests and Jubilee booklets plus bumper cards for use in displays and classrooms.
Easy to create bold flower displays with solid beds of one or more varieties. Long petunia beds flank drives. circular beds of zinnias marigolds and small blooms brighten small gardens. Spread sowings of vegetables and stagger plantings for continuous harvest. Transplanting tips emphasize keeping roots undisturbed and using mulch and fertilizer to ease shock.
Regina reports Saskatchewan schools will observe Victoria Day on May 23 this year rather than May 24. Federal statute sets Victoria Day on the Monday before May 25. Education minister says May 24 is a regular teaching day and normal school operations resume May 25. grants for May 23 are not paid, while May 25 funding proceeds as usual.
Low blood pressure usually causes little trouble unless dangerously low. Often it signals another disease requiring targeted treatment, during which the underlying condition is addressed to remedy the low blood pressure.
Accidents are now the chief cause of death in children under 15 in Saskatchewan. In 1954, 83 children were accidentally killed and 3,925 were treated in hospitals for injuries. The Department of Public Health urges adults to provide protection as most incidents occur at home.
A 350 page illustrated cookbook by Saskatchewan Homemakers honors the Golden Jubilee. Compiled by 5255 members across 330 clubs, it features Saskatchewan recipes, drawings by A W Davey and Mona Drewes, and handwritten contributions. Proceeds support Homemakers projects.
A guide on keeping food safely stored in a refrigerator. Cool hot foods before storing except for custards cream sauces dressing and mildly cured hams. Do not crowd the fridge and chill unopened canned fruit promptly. Use leftovers promptly and defrost regularly following the maker's instructions.
Atlantic air travel rises to 65 percent of trans Atlantic traffic. Over 4,000 people fly weekly in tourist class and nearly 3,000 in first class.
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