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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1932
Page
5
Canadian swine producers note most export pork to England as Wiltshire sides. Wiltshire is a standard carcass cut with head and feet removed, backbones out, and shoulder blade pulled. Sides are pickled or mildly cured, then smoked in England to match market taste.
An English Ministry publication summarizes pork and bacon trades and shows Canadian adaptations. It explains live weight to side yields, with Wiltshire sides about 60 pounds and hogs around 200 pounds. It details cut values from back, neck, shoulder, ham, and forepart, noting bone, fat, and lean proportions affect price.
Superintendent H M Newson of the RCMP will direct policing in Alberta from April 1 with the force taking over provincial duties. He will be assistant commissioner. The three year agreement maintains 220 RCMP personnel in Alberta, retaining existing officers, with Edmonton as RCMP headquarters.
The freight agent on the C N W Railroad reported a shipment contained a donkey, described as one burro on the freight bill. After inspection he filed the report noting short one bureau and over one jackass.
A magistrate notes the defendant swore he was sober while a policeman claims he was intoxicated. The exchange highlights doubts over the defendant’s state of mind during the disturbance and the prosecutor’s framing of intoxication.
A unique Saskatchewan meeting held January 26 in the Regina Jail chapel gathered nearly all farmers from a half township area. Leaders from the Department of Public Works, Commission on Conservation, and Agricultural groups outlined strip farming, windbreaks, hedges, and surface cultivation to combat soil drift and conserve moisture.
The Right Honourable Winston Churchill and his daughter Diana are pictured in Nassau Bahamas after his recovery from an auto accident in New York. He has returned to the United States for a lecture tour.
After a small quarrel at the door he vows to marry a girl who can take a joke. Her sharp reply crushes the notion, asserting that such a girl is the only kind he will obtain.
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