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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 10, 1955

Page

2

Purebred Cattle Maintenance Emphasized by Manitoba Speaker

Henry P. Holzman of South Dakota State College told Manitoba Cattlemen the purebred breeder must safeguard breed standards by not selling inferior stock. He described South Dakota tests that select calves likely to uphold quality, noting improvements through constant gain and top breeding animals. He warned field results take years to prove applicability to ranches, but praised show rings and performance tests as complementary to breeding values.

Henry P. Holzman South Dakota State College Manitoba Cattlemen Holzman Cattle Breeders’ Association of Manitoba South Dakota United States

Walnut corner whatnot and home workshop patterns

A Home Workshop pattern set shows six large perspective sketches for building styles and how to cut and assemble the tables. Variations in length width and height allow space fitting. Pattern 295 costs 35c solo or $1.50 post paid with Living Room Furniture packet. Address: Department P.P.S Vancouver B C.

Department P.P.S Home Workshop West Fifth Avenue Vancouver B.C

SJA Advises Best Way Treat Burns

St John Ambulance warns against home remedies like butter or oil for burns. For minor burns wash with alkaline solution, dress, and bandage. for serious burns remove clothing if not stuck, cover, hydrate, and seek hospital care promptly. In fires, crawl low, feel doors, and protect airways with a wet cloth.

St. John Ambulance

Grey Cup on Display in Edmonton Hotel Lobby

The Grey Cup, symbol of Canadian football supremacy, is shown in the lobby of the CNR's Macdonald Hotel in Edmonton. Edmonton Eskimos won the cup by beating the Montreal Alouettes 26 to 25 last fall.

Edmonton CNR Macdonald Hotel Edmonton Eskimos Montreal Alouettes

Bonu s Fowl Oddities Reported in Nobleford

In Nobleford Alberta two oversized livers were found in an otherwise normal chicken according to Mrs Robert Todd. The note cites a claim about medieval monks acting as timekeepers.

Nobleford Alta Robert Todd

Easy-sew apron pattern with embroidery transfer

Paper pattern 7316 offers a medium size washable iron-on color transfer of red petunias with green leaves to decorate an apron. Requires one yard 35 inch fabric and costs twenty five cents. stamps not accepted.

Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog Offer

A plain ad from Department P P L Household Arts at 60 Front Street Toronto promotes the Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog featuring 82 embroidery crochet sewing and color-transfer designs. It offers four patterns printed in the book and asks readers to send 25 cents for a copy with ideas for gifts bazaars and fashions.

Alice Brooks Needlecraft

Wool Production in Canada and Damaged Grain Feeding Value

The Canada Department of Agriculture publishes two bulletin studies from the Lethbridge Experimental Station. Wool Production in Canada by S. B. Slew covers wool characteristics, harvesting, marketing, and a glossary. The Feeding Value of Damaged Grain by Frank Whiting assesses feeding value of damaged grains for livestock and poultry. Both bulletins can be requested from the Lethbridge station in Alberta.

Canada Dept. of Agriculture Lethbridge Canada S. B. Slew Frank Whiting Whiting Alberta

Manitoba dairy meeting set for Feb 22 1955

The Manitoba Dairy Association and the Dairy Manufacturers Association of Manitoba announce their annual convention at the Royal Alexandra Hotel Winnipeg from February 22 through 24. The event marks the 70th Annual Meeting of the Manitoba Dairy Association and includes multiple related society gatherings chaired by various dairy industry groups with speakers from university and industry offices.

Manitoba Dairy Association Dairy Manufacturers’ Association of Manitoba Royal Alexandra Hotel Winnipeg Manitoba Buttermakers’ Association Dairy Cattle Breeders Association Manitoba Holstein-Friesian Association Cheese Manufacturers’ Association of Manitoba Manitoba Cheesemakers’ Association Manitoba Jersey Breeders’ Club Manitoba Ayrshire Breeders’ Club Artificial Breeders’ Association W. E. Petersen University of Minnesota E. B. Kellogg Milk Industry Foundation Washington, D.C Grant Carlyle National Dairy Council D. M. Beattie Dairy Products Division Ottawa Miss Marie Fraser Dairy Foods Service Bureau Toronto C. H. P. Killick

Arthritis weapons in fight against the disease

Dr Ovid O Meyer of Wisconsin told medical men that best, adequate diet and early treatment are three chief weapons in the fight against arthritis. He cautioned that miracle drugs are not very helpful for the common types.

Ovid O. Meyer Wisconsin

Water Scarcity Spotlighted By Eisenhower Warning

President Eisenhower warns water is the United States' most critical natural resource amid long standing shortages in the West and Southwest. The National Geographic Society cites rising demand for public, industrial, and irrigation use while methods such as sea water conversion and water reclamation are explored to ease distribution and supply.

Eisenhower U.S Kuwait National Geographic Society West Nature Douglas McKay Persian Gulf Dream Rand Corporation United States

Winter Ducks In Portage Prairie Attract Hunters

A flock of over 200 ducks winters in Portage La Prairie Manitoba. Ralph Bailey, an avid duck hunter, identifies the birds as mallards. The birds keep a few potholes open and feed on limited bare stubble in nearby fields.

Portage LA Prairie Man Ralph Bailey

Drive-in theatres gain popularity in Saskatchewan

Drive-in theatres rise in Saskatchewan with 37 operating at last count. Proprietors favor them as they boost movie attendance among younger married couples who can bring small children in the car.

Regina Saskatchewan

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SJA Ace Brooks P.P.L Front Street W Peggy Fire, Automobile and Casualty Insurance ALL Canada Insurance Federation Chuck Thurston
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