Poultry and Egg Market Notice from Saskatchewan Firms
A historical notice urges farmers to contact Co op Creamery branches before shipping poultry and eggs to secure top prices. It lists grade prices, contact details for Regina firms, and promotion of MAPLE LEAF brand eggs, plus appliance service ads and a furniture storage idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-op Creameries
Co-op Creamery
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery Association Ltd
Saskatchewan to aid grasshopper control with discounted dieldrin
Saskatchewan's Agriculture department will supply dieldrin at cost to rural municipalities and local improvement districts for grasshopper control. Delegates heard that farmers order chemicals through their municipality, with about 15 cents per acre charged to the local government. The department notes costs have fallen from 3.00 per acre to 0.15, aided by bulk ingredient purchases and contract formulation. It also offers aid for limited spraying machines and cites The Pest Control Act to enforce control measures. Success hinges on joint action across individuals, communities, and governments. The census notes 47.2 percent of Canadian families had two or more children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Holmes West
R. E. McKenzie
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Holmes
Beware of Coccidiasis in Baby Chicks
Poultry officials warn coccidiasis mainly affects chicks from three to twelve weeks, thriving in warm moist conditions. The disease spreads via contaminated feed and water. early symptoms include watery droppings, listlessness, and ruffled feathers. Prevention centers on cleanliness, dry litter, and separate water sources. sulpha drugs help, but prompt isolation and moving flocks to clean ground are advised after an outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo M. Campbell
Saskatchewan
Campbell
Sharpe
Manitoba May 14 election day in 55 constituencies
Manitoba voters go to the polls May 14 for the second provincial election in a year across 55 constituencies while Churchill and Rupertsland vote June 11. Polls run 8 am to 8 pm CST. The 25th Legislature was dissolved March 31 after MPs elected June 16 1958. Party standings at dissolution: PC 26 Liberal-Progressive 19 CCF 11 Independent 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Progressive Conservative
Liberal Progressive
CCF
Independent
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Searth
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Beattie Blanket Wild Oat Grain Cleaner
Chipperfield Sales Agency
Prince Albert, Sask
Peasy Koner
Underwood
Tri-Light
Legina
Rogers & Kons
B&cCc Credit Jewellers
Peace River
Alta
Piper
Central Aviation Ltd
Stan Reynolds
Wetaskiwin
Alberta
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Roy Sales
Dept. CW
Winnipeg
Pras
Peppers
Gg Lith Avenue
Regina
ROSS
AIR
Malcolm D Ross
Em Hyte
London
W.C.E
England
Edmonton
15Th Avenue
Sask
Mai Coupen
Kerr
Scarth
Bay St
Toronto
AR Fref Reliance School OF Commerce
Auto and Truck Supply
Bosch End C.A.V
Electric Motor Service
Scarth St. Regina
Gaskatchewan
Somerset Bik
Burns Hanley Company
Cornwall Street
Kowal
Kitlarney
Amis
Mra
Ny Lund
Boxst
Dison
Wold Bond Aonument Co
Saskatchewan Natural History Society
Bive Jay
Ty W. H. Beck
G. F. Ledingham
The
Blue Jay
Athol Street
Witney
Eiora
Bairie Publishers Coup Ltd
Jearth St
Regina, Sask
Scarth Street
Farmers Studio
Dept. A
Saskatoon
Farmers
Riverhurst
Sussex
N.H
Echo Farm
Ciscount
F. Cc
Sivana
Echo Poultry Farm
Abbotsford
B.C
Brandon
Boissevain
Canada
Shelton Hatchery
Faree
Jack Stilborn
Lortie
Saskatcewan
Acme Sewage Services
Lacon Street
Eril
Franklin Stove
Price
Royal George Apts
Symons
Rocanville
P.O
Guernsey
Walter Pohl
Nebraska
U.S.A. i
Dave Ball
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W. J. Sharpe & Co., Ltd
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Canada Packers
Department P.P.L
West Std Avenue
Vancouver
Syd Aber
Kitchener
Agriculture Department
N.hox W.L
Soes
Beltsville
Jon
W. J. Sharpe & CO. Ltd
Broad ST
Weil