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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
7
The article traces peaches from ancient China around 2000 B C to Persia Greece and Europe, noting spread by Spaniards to the New World with Indian aid. It highlights modern uses including canning freezing baking and eating fresh and ends with a note on choosing ripe sound fruit for freezing.
A mix of quotes on worthiness and a practical guide to freezing peaches in syrup. It covers preparing syrup, adding ascorbic acid, packing peaches in pint or quart containers, headspace, sealing, labeling, and freezing at zero degrees or colder.
A concise explanation notes xenophobia as an attitude of hostility toward people from other countries. The term describes fear or dislike of outsiders and is used in discussions of social prejudice and immigration debates.
For sale a 26 acre farmland offering good land and buildings with water. Wheat crop of 26 acres and three producing oil wells with rental income of 600 dollars per year. Asking price 12 040 dollars. Contact Jules Germain Manor Saskatchewan.
Registered Lake Blacks from PaeOnM strain listed under TH and A spear old bulls. Sires include TH Lawrensar Herefords in Estlin Saskatchewan. Contact Dh EL 2-2511 Wetaskiwin Alberta for details.
In 1960 Canada planted 756000 acres to rapeseed with 550000 acres in Saskatchewan. The crop, a relatively new oil plant in the Prairies, was introduced from Argentina during World War Two.
Regina leads Western Canada with pioneering exhibits such as Barnyard Zoo Museum pay-as-you-play Curling Rink Milk ing Parlour and permanent concessions. This year a new agricultural display presents the story of a good egg from hen to home.
A detailed NORAD display will tour Regina to illustrate North American air defense with missiles and supersonic fighters. The exhibit, in the World's Grain Show Building, is organized with Saskatchewan Poultry Association egg producers and local industry partners, Ted Campbell as organizer.
Tests indicate a flying wasp beats its wings at about 110 strokes each second. The observation highlights rapid wing motion in small insects.
A request to supply leaflet No 1472 titled Pierre Poodle, with five cents enclosed and a self addressed envelope for each leaflet. The note specifies enclosing 5c and a return envelope to obtain the leaflet.
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