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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
4
Canadians urge the Conference to favor cured bacon exports to Britain to help reduce the Danish import deficit. They note a grain surplus for hog feed, solid bacon-type stock, and proximity aiding regular supply, arguing a substantial share of the 200 million dollar Danish import excess would boost the Dominion's hog industry and national prosperity.
A letter from Hon. Robert Weir, Dominion Minister of Agriculture, urges livestock on all Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta farms. He backs distributing pure grass seed to farmers and shelter belts to protect stock. Applications for foundation cattle and sheep on credit are arriving at the Dominion Agricultural Credit Co. Ltd., Regina.
The first full cargo of Alberta oats and barley sails from Vancouver aboard S S Langleegorse for Antwerp and Rotterdam. The vessel carries 4330 tons of barley and 2570 tons of oats, reflecting higher rates due to the bulk of coarse grains.
Practical guide to using climbers on walls and screens with species such as Dutchman's Pipe Virginia Creeper Boston Ivy and rambler roses. Advice covers trellis use weed control soil preparation rotation and sowing of annuals perennials and vegetables for a productive balanced border.
A new kind of white paper towel resists tearing when damp after typical twisting and rubbing. The product maintains strength without increasing roughness, offering improved durability for daily kitchen use.
Dr W T Macoun Dominion Horticulturist explains why rock gardens are popular. He cites early spring bloom and the personal effort required, noting rocks can create either a striking artificial effect or a natural setting for plants.
Saskatchewan farmers owe $20,000,000 to implement companies, 85 percent past due, with an average debt of $166 per farm. Representatives told the legislative debt adjustment committee that indebtedness has dropped 50 percent since 1921 and 100 percent since 1914, marking a sharp reduction from earlier years.
C. Jackman aged 88 his son A Jackman aged 63 and George Lynes aged 68 were awarded Royal Agricultural Society long service medals for a combined 173 years of service at the H Stilgoe farm in Allerbury England.
A taxi driver assists a stout fare with entering and leaving the cab. She worries she is a bother, but he reassures her that she is not. He says he likes a fare not steadies the cab, expressing chivalrous good humor.
The OCR reads a population figure for Scotland as four, a clearly erroneous small number on record.
An article notes the rising age of independence for young men, arguing that education and prolonged study delay self support. It warns of wasted college years, urges work experience for practicality, and calls for balanced education aligned to individual aptitude. It contrasts professional paths with business and trades. A humor column follows with a classroom joke and light quips on corrosion costs and a commuter’s misadventure.
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