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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
5
The article argues the true measure of farm success is crop value per acre. It urges building a self renewing farming plant of breeding stock and livestock, reducing feed needs through efficient feeding, and maintaining livestock levels beyond crop yields to stabilize revenue and fertility. Continuous, economical supply planning is essential.
Canada uses more than 1,500,000 tons of clay yearly across cement, paper, textiles and especially clay-working industries.
A tricycle has been registered in Northern Ireland as a mechanically-propelled road vehicle. The registration marks its classification under local vehicle rules and confirms its legal status for road use.
The line quotes a dialogue about gender balance and maps, noting Mexico has more women than men in its population. A remark from Vart Hem in Stockholm references wireless mapping as a lighter answer.
Noted economist Roger W Babson argues in Collier s Weekly that advertising on an unprecedented scale can revive the economy He warns money is being held and not circulated and claims advertising speeds money and stimulates business during a time of great need.
A brown and white tweed weight fashion model with inset flare hem and box plait skirt. The bolero bodice features loose flared cuffs and a two toned collar with faille crepe silk neck trim. Sizes 14 to 40 bust. fabric quantities listed. send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name and address and pattern number 869.
W. Waldron markets commissioner says Canadian poultry exhibition at Regina congresses yields direct benefits for raisers. A BC consignment of $4,590 worth birds ships to Japan as foundation stock for Imperial farms, with Waldron noting strong exhibit attention and a link to the order being filled. G. H. Williams, president, is expected to attend.
Pattern instruction for Pattern No 6e authored by Owen explains ordering steps, materials, and sizing details. It outlines mail or order forms, price, postage, and delivery expectations for customers seeking the specific design. The guide emphasizes correctness in pattern number and respondent information.
Alexander McKeracher of Wroxeter, aged 78, won first in the high-cut class and best finished furrow at the North Huron Plowman's Association meet. He defeated hundreds of top Western Ontario plowmen in two main open events, proving veteran merit amid strong opposition. London Advertiser.
Sugared strawberries from British Columbia found a ready market this year with Ameri can interests buying about 100000 pounds. Large quantities were sold in Eastern Canada as well. In the Saanich district 504187 pounds were processed, 190000 in New Westminster, and 184000 pounds in Hatzic and Mission areas.
A humorous exchange shows a servant informing a mistress that all is ready except the hot water which remains cold. The brief dialogue captures domestic routine and timing quirks in a period setting.
The Egmont family portraits owned by Frederick Trevor Perceval Earl of Egmont are to be sold. The paintings have been moved from Avon Castle Ringwood to Christies sale rooms in London. The 63 portraits span from the 17th century and include works by Lady Kneller Reynolds and Hoppner.
Sir Robert Borden argues against canceling war debts in a Ottawa address to the Civil Service Institute. He warns US repayment supports global economic stability and notes seventies of frost data from Canadian experimental farms illustrate climate diversity shaping farming practices.
Jack Brewster the Jasper National Park guide asserts big game hunting borders extend beyond Canada’s largest park. Dan Byck of Louisville Kentucky recalls a Fall trip during which an eight foot grizzly stalked him until Brewster shot it through the heart arteries. Buck also filled his license with Rocky Mountain sheep goats deer moose and caribou trophies from the region.
The Edmonton land district filed 4,138 homesteads from January 1 to September 30, surpassing 1929 by 1,206. The figure accounts for more than one third of Western Canada’s total 13,550 homestead applications, compared with 11,578 the previous year.
The Department of the Interior shows Alberta oil production in July 1930 at 112,181 barrels, up 1,572 from June and 14,736 more than July 1929, signaling rapid growth in Western Canada.
The Canadian pulp and paper industry ranked second in total capital invested and employment in 1929, following electric power plants and saw mills respectively. Yet it led all industries in wages and salaries and in the value of manufactured products for that year.
Reporting on a recent town fire in Missouri two papers give different loss specifics. One cites a family losing all property while another notes a used car. J E Ford of the Bunceton Eagle suggests both descriptions may be accurate.
Rt Hon William Graham, president of the Board of Trade, told the British House of Commons that Canadian canned salmon imports favored imports of the commodity from Canada. He noted a rise in Canadian imports in the first ten months and a sharp drop in imports from Soviet Russia, countering claims that Soviet dumping harmed British Columbia industry.
An English visitor in the West plans a horseback ride and asks about saddle types. The attendant notes the Western saddle has a horn, but the visitor says he won’t ride in heavy traffic and doesn’t need the horn.
In a short overheard exchange a man asks a woman her age and misreads her reply. She says she is twenty three, he guesses thirty two, highlighting a moment of age ambiguity and misperception in casual talk.
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