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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1935
Page
5
A conference between government officials and Grain Exchange leaders discussed garnet wheat concerns. No formal commitment emerged but the talks aimed to outline possible steps and future meetings to address supply and pricing issues.
Ottawa ministers and grain officials met to plan the impact of the 1934 amendment excluding Garnet wheat from grades one and two. Elevator companies face losses unless compensated or old grades accepted. no agreement on a method to protect their interests was reached. John I. McFarland represented the government. the conference included Sidney T. Smith and others from the grain exchange.
New York's Lincoln Ellsworth, back from Antarctica, praises penguin dishes while outlining a renewed aim to cross the southern polar region. He notes 5,000,000 square miles of unexplored Antarctic territory and its potential resources as motivation for another expedition.
Ellen Worth presents a box-pilate stitched one piece dress pattern for growing girls. Size 4 6 10 years with size 8 requiring 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric and 1? yards of 55 inch contrasting. Patterns cost 20 cents and mail orders go to Pattern Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave. Send for Spring Fashion Magazine priced 20 cents with color illustrations and various child outfits.
The Travellers Insurance Company annual highway list cites five driver errors and two pedestrian mistakes as leading causes of 36 000 deaths. Excessive speed 6 850 and wrong side driving 3 470 top the driver list. pedestrians cross between intersections 4 310 and walk rural highways 2 690.
U S agents search midwest for wheat bootleggers after a Chicago dispatch notes heavy diversions of feed wheat from Canada to flour mills. A 406 ton shipment reportedly vanished near St Paul raising questions about how much grain reached cattle as intended.
Agricultural economist notes the apple tree is in prime condition around age 25 and reaches its dot age near 66, marking stages of production and growth in orchard management.
The text explains that Canadian apples rich in pectin can be used to impart a jelly-like consistency to jams and marmalades. It states that no part of the apple is wasted as even the paring and core can be utilized for jelly.
Naturalist R C Lincoln of the U S biological survey explains that wild ducks migrate along four definite flyways the Atlantic Mississippi Central and Pacific He notes the birds follow ancestral lanes even if conditions worsen and warns that extermination in any flyway would delay repopulation He cites evidence of declining waterfowl numbers and urges protection by regional sportsmen and authorities in the Atlantic Mississippi Central and Pacific flyways.
A brief exchange unfolds as He compliments a girl and she returns the social banter. He asserts mutual interest, and she counters with playful skepticism, signaling a tentative connection.
Reports from the Department of Agriculture indicate an upward swing in the cattle industry based on recent pure bred bull sales in Brandon Regina Calgary and Edmonton. Prices in Calgary reached as high as 1500 dollars reflecting renewed rancher confidence and stronger demand for high grade live cattle in the United States. A separate note notes rising interest in grading hogs on the rail across Canada while Denmark uses rail grading for dressed carcasses.
An Associate Committee on Potato Research, comprising Dominion Department of Agriculture and National Research Council officials, was appointed to study the use of potatoes for ensilage. Dr. E Archibald and Dr. E S Hopkins will conduct silage experiments including potatoes alone and with other crops.
A guide by John van Cullder on candid shooting. It advises using a small camera with f3.5 lens, fast film, and variable shutter speeds from 1/1000 to 1 second. Emphasizes steady handling, practice, and relaxation to capture decisive moments.
About 40 men mostly Italians, known as claque, gather at the Metropolitan Opera to applaud behind the scenes without tickets. Harold Lodovichetti leads them to cue cheers and hiss at wrong moments, while singers like Caruso Gigli and Martinelli relied on such experts for a boost to success.
Red Lymburner of Niagara Falls Ontario flew a live ox from Chibougamau Quebec to Oskélance last month. He plans to move a second beast soon as a mining firm seeks rough hauling where roads are absent.
archaeologists unearthed the oldest complete Neandertal skeleton, a woman dated to about 75,000 years ago, in the region of Palestine, offering crucial insights into early human history.
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