Lashburn Seed Cleaning Co operative to be formed
Green light given to form a co operative to build and operate a seed cleaning plant at Lashburn. About 150 farmers attended the meeting at Wayside Community Hall in March with $15 000 pledged and a minimum $17 500 cash to be raised before construction. A provisional board was elected with A Harbin as president and J Richards as vice president.
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Aharehomwa
Tasmorh
Alway
Lasahburt
Payman
Lloydminster
Wreat
Chas. Townley-Smith
J. K. Jackson
Kindersley
Mans. Nielsen
RM. of
Wilton
Adrian Metherell
Provsional Board
Lashburn Seed Cleaning Co-operative Association Limited
Lashburn
Blacktop
GC. A. Williams
Department of Co-operation
A. Harbin
J. Richards
C. Ryder
H. More
Lashburn Seed Cleaning Co-operative Assn
Letters From Weeklies Blend Cultures For Peaceful Living
A collage of readers across Canada comments on immigration, democracy, and social progress. Topics include brotherhood under law, reasons for deportation orders, a 24 year 200 watt bulb in a barn, democracy as a path to high living standards, wheat policy needs, rural depopulation, and journalistic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande ‘Prairie
Alta
Herald- Tribune
Windows with no bars Headincley experiment
A fragmentary report notes a Headincley experiment on wind resistance and window design. The text hints at a forthcoming $80,000 project in Manitoba but lacks clear details or outcomes.
New CNR boxcars to serve in West
CNR plans for 4 265 new boxcars to join Western Canada service in 1957. East year 8 653 boxcars were placed in service. The 60 ton all steel cars feature larger doors and mechanical loading devices as part of freight modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omein
National Railways
Winnipeg
Canada
CNR
Winkler ACT show raises province's top tuber research funds
Winkler's ACT-TB Show for Talent drew 700 attendees and raised over 1500 dollars by show end. Contestants and sponsors promoted quickly, with votes near 9000 and telephone totals exceeding 390 dollars anticipated. ACT volunteers kept the program moving as funds continued to flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
Manitoba
Energec
ACT
Snow and Temperature Records at Humboldt 1956-57
The Journal reports Humboldt weather data from November 1, 1956, to March 1 this year and notes daily records forwarded to Winnipeg. Snow totals by month and days are summarized, with the coldest day, December 17 at minus 16.95 degrees, and February 22 at minus 20 below.
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Fabra
Cletieber
Hiumboldt
Humberdy
Sask
New Vancouver Elevator Opens Amid Wheat Handling Expansion
The Revelstoke division of the CMR plans increased division handling as the new Vancouver elevator comes online to manage wheat. The Saskatchewan Wheat Pools terminal will process about 12 to 215 million bushels annually, boosting daily throughput observed even before official opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revelstoke
CMR
Saskatchewan Wheat Pools
Ill wind of citizen gains described in Campbellton note
An unclear passage discusses European jubilations and potential new citizens tied to Canada in the coming months. It mentions Campbellton in New Brunswick as a locale connected to the note about citizenship, immigration or naturalization themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Campbellton
Newborn Porcupines Raise Quills Soon After Birth
Newborn porcupines can raise their quills into an offensive position within an hour of birth. This rapid defense development is noted in recent wildlife observations.
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Hove
the Independent
Biggar
B Coulter
Coleville
Banner
Orangeville
Ont
Stanstead, Que
Journal
Fairview
Alta Post
Senvis
Lord Fiasex
Bathiing Sa
M. Ng Heyhorczuk
Man
Gioria Kroeke
Priv ‘Winkler
Jp Spor
Vancouver
J Richards
P. McCormick
Lierdminster
Ro Luquiet
Maidstone
Roy Wells
Don Rogers
Frérow
Ryder
Lashburn i
C. Garrett
Paynton
al Harbin
M. Babcock
Marsnai
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