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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 07, 1952

Page

4

Midget Size Cattle Face Backlash From Breeders

The Leader-Post reports that very small cattle, dwarf progeny of normal stock, have appeared in American herds and are seen as a problem by breeders who prefer animals yielding more beef. Expert opinion from the University of Wisconsin notes concern over this trend at a recent livestock meeting.

Deve Innes Leader-Post St. Bernard Toronto Ment University of Wisconsin

NHL 200Goal Club Hopes Rise Amid Record Season

The 1961 52 NHL campaign May see five players join the 200 goal club as Max Bentley, Woody Aumont, Bill Mosienko, Milt Schmidt and Elmer Lach are among those near or past the 200 mark. Since 1917 the league has seen twenty players reach 200, with past stars Clapper Cain Carr Schriner Toe Blake Apps Richard Bentley and Conacher noted. The piece also touches on Canadian Herefords midget cattle and breeding efforts to curb finer show-ring animals and preserve rugged stock. It mentions Saskatchewan Hereford association actions and the push to use American judges at Regina shows amid concerns over dwarfs in herds.

National Hockey League Max Bentley Toronto Woody Aumart Boston Bill Mosienko Chicago Milt Schmidt Elmer Lach Canadiens N.H.L Schriner Cub Syl Apps Toronto Maplecats S.H.L Maurice Richard Montreal Ce Nels Stewart Doug Bentley Bentley Roy Conacher Chicago Black Hawks Roy Hawks Charlie Bill Cook NHL Howie Morena Aurel Jolat Cy Denneny Harvey Jackson Syd ‘Howe Charlie Conacher Babe Dye Hooley Smith Winters Saskatchewan Hereford Association Saskatchewan

Smile of the Week Car drivers misread a distant blaze

Two intoxicated men drive along a road beside a rail line. A streamliner passes them and they joke about a town and a house on fire, misinterpreting the distant scene as an actual blaze.

Diabetics in Canada: 180000 Affected 70000 Undiagnosed

Dr. A L Chute estimates Canada has about 180000 diabetics with 70000 undiagnosed. He compares city sizes to Hamilton and London and warns of rising juvenile cases. He calls for public education and a national diabetic association to improve detection, care, and research.

Ontario Canada A. L. Chute Hospital For Sick Children

Quick Canadian Quiz From a Column

A brisk quiz lists questions on Canada’s leading mineral producer provincial wheat yields in 1951 and the all time record crop numbers the House of Commons constituencies represented weekly tax payments for a four person family federal provincial and municipal taxes per week population density per square mile and notes answers are in another column

House of Commons Canada

Household Tips From An Old Newspaper Fragment

A collection of practical hints on caring for clothes and china and easier cleaning methods. Advice covers avoiding wind during starching, making repair cement with plaster and egg white, rolling floor cleaning with a caster board, and cleaning silver slippers with alabaster powder for a bright finish.

China Paris

Taxpayers owed millions in wartime savings refunds

Ottawa officials said 66 313 taxpayers have 3 176 000 due from wartime compulsory savings. The money is held by the Treasury for the owners but many refunds cannot be located. A separate 1950 Wales census found 3 percent of the population spoke only Welsh.

Ottawa Treasury Wales

Quick Tapioca Omelet with Tomato Cheese Sauce

Select recipes describe making a tapioca omelet folded with beaten egg whites and yolks then baked. The dish serves six and is finished with a tomato cheese sauce containing cheddar, vegetables, salt, sugar, and spices.

Prairie Wildlife Rattlesnakes In Saskatchewan Report

An observer describes rattlesnakes in Saskatchewan ten miles west of a town near the South Saskatchewan River. Snakes swim the river and move east and north over years, denning in sand hills and river banks. Bite cases are few, with three noted in years, all recoveries after hospital care. Snakes raid nests and sometimes coil in hen houses after meals.

Saskatchewan Sparrow

Federal Surplus Reaches Historic Peak in Nine Months

Ottawa reports a nine month surplus of 721.4 million dollars as revenues total 2.8043 billion and expenditures 2.0827 billion. Defence outlays run 769.9 million with 1 billion unspent. corporate taxes surge and UK loan payments boost receipts.

Ottawa Canada Finance Department Treasury Abbott Defence Department United Kingdom Britain

Control of Weeds Slowly Improves in Western Canada

H. E. Woods reports to the Manitoba Land Inspectors' association that weed control in western Canada has gradually improved over the last decade. Mechanization and wider chemical use have boosted tillage and management, shifting farmers from defeatism to active weed control and information seeking. He cites US and Canadian conferences as key to research and coordinated recommendations.

Winnipeg Canada H. E. Woods Manitoba Weeds Commission Manitoba Land Inspectors’ Association Wood

Jiffy Afghan Pattern 7329 Offered by Alice Brooks

Advertisement for crochet and needlework patterns. Promotes Jiffy Afghan Pattern 7329 with shell stitch crochet and scraps, claiming comfort and beauty. Encourages sending twenty five cents for a copy from the Household Arts Department at Winni Newspaper Union, 60 Front Street W Toronto, with name and address.

Alice Brooks Winni Newspaper Union Front Street W Toronto

Quick Canadian Facts Quiz Answers Summary

Answers list numbers and figures from the Quick Canadian Facts handbook. It includes distances per mile, monetary amounts per week, and population figures for 1951 and 1928.

World air travel climbs to 10.1 billion passenger miles in 1950

Airlines worldwide carried a total of 10.115 billion passenger miles in 1950, marking a 15 percent rise from 1949. The gain reflects expanding air transport after the war and growing passenger demand across major carriers.

Airlines of the World

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Central Press Canadia Harry Truman Eft Frederick J. Lawton U.S. Bureau of the Budget Quick Deck, Mendham Bloe River Defence Agricultural Department External Affairs Department Western By Ice Brooks Quick Canadian Facts
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