Harvesting Active in Miniota Area Amidst Drought Aftermath
Happenings in and around Miniota show harvesting is in full swing with swathing and combining. A late frost damaged some gardens and crops, yet yields remain surprisingly strong after a dry spell. Several residents and visitors from Winnipeg, Victoria, and Regina pass through or visit local homes and events, including Mrs. Minnie Spalding, Mr. and Mrs. J. Horner, Mr. Geo. Bruce, and others. Long list of visits, travel, and local updates accompany notes on fires, a school principal moving into the Dave Russell house, and a pet dog obituary.
Local Visitors From Several Manitoba Towns
Beulah News notes Mr. Horace Forster of Winnipeg and his father E. Forster visiting this week. Fred Bickford is visiting at his home. Carrie Darker and Robbie Darker visiting Virden and Birtle. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cooper Lee and Sharon spent the weekend at Dauphin. Mr. and Mrs. M. Fleury and family spent the week in Winnipeg and Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Forster
Winnipeg
E. Forster
Fred Bickford
Carrie Darker
Robbie Darker
Virden and
Birtle
Brian Cooper
Lee and
Sharon
Dauphin
Mrs. M. Fleury
Rivers
Beating the BC Agricultural Institute tale revealed a private AI center
Ambrose Hill recalls visiting a BC Agricultural Institute stand that misled him about its identity. A field man explained the group is a private enterprise with 35,000 members, and that BC AI stands for British Columbia Artificial Insemination centre. He notes high artificial breeding rates in the Fraser Valley, citing a bull with 225,000 offspring. He pledges to answer all questions through a sealed envelope to be sent to the Greenhorn Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Frazer Valley
North
Okanagan
Anne Landers
Serpentine Road
Cloverdale
B.C
Odds and Ends From a Rambunctious Newspaper Page
A collage of quips and quick takes: the Cred it International head in Vancouver on family finances, Prime Minister Pearson on budget cuts, Nessie and Manipogo hunts in Canada, Toronto delegates planning a costly Conservative leadership convention, Madame Gregoire on women balancing career and home, satire on dowries and cows, and archaeologists in Ethiopia reporting a remarkably preserved jaw over a million years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Scotland
Lake Winnipeg
Toronto
Madame Gregoire
Madame
Red River
Ethiopia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miniota
Hamiota
Manitoba
United States
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Ontario
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
F. S. Venables Publisher
Minnie Spalding
J. Horner
Albert Sparks
Brandon
McArthurs
Ron McKenzie
Mrs. Geo. Bruce
Ogenia
Sask
Don Armitage
United Nations
Brandon University
Victoria
J. W. Horner
Bert Beard
Mr. Beard
Mrs. Horner
Falcon Lake
Spalding
Jim Armitage
Barren Lake
Doug Boyd
P. C. Watts
Regina
Watts
J. Czubaty
R. Nash
Clear Lake
Edith Foster
Dave Russell
Highway 83
Mr. Field
Southam Farm
Two Creeks
Willon
Orville Sheane
Mr. McKinnon Sr
Carberry
Hospital
Geo. Dibblee
Beyond
Perlmutter
and Lachter
S. Perlmutter
Ll.b
S. N. Lachter LL
Holy Trinity Anglican
Ya Church of Canada
Sackfield
B.A
Beulah News
Morton
NEW Holland
Allied Farm Equipment
Western Agriculture
James Way Farm
Choring
McCabe Grain Victoria Feeds
Eprror-in- Cuier
Will
Ambrose Hill
Ambrose
Anne
B.C.A
Government
The
B.C. Agricultural Institute
B.C. A.I
British Columbia
Fraser Valley
Edwin J. Spalding
Jesse Brandon
Nvelopet
Hamiota Echo
Hamiota, Manitoba
Credit International
Vancouver
Reggie
St. Regia
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