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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
2
Public notice advertises a 250 postpaid booklet titled Building Body lower by Technical Books Cobalt Ontario. It invites readers to join a new Society based on Acts chapters 2 and 4 and to write to Society of Brothers Vegreville Alberta for participation and Comptometer instruction address.
An old Canadian advertisement lists prices for mullets and jackfish, with various fish types and quantities. It promotes daily fresh catches and same day shipping from Steve and Sass in Winnipegosis, Manitoba, and notes the Regina Coin Exchange open Friday and Saturday offering coin catalogues and coin information.
RoCanville Saskatchewan advertises specialized services for ream separator repair refitting disc re spacing retinning spouts bowls spindles bearings rebushing threads and balancing. Contact P O Drawer 118 telephone 26 or 62.
Wildlife and archaeology enthusiasts urged to join the Saskatchewan Natural History Society with a $1 annual membership includes Blue Jay magazine and a 652 page mammals guide by W H Beck 50 cents. Hambley No 126 pullets advertised for 1959 with rapid laying claims and poultry services listed across Canada.
Saskatchewan farmers are forming farm management study clubs with 23 already established and 20 more planned. Agrologist Jacob A Brown says the program is voluntary and educational, focusing on farm management advisory services, economic data, and annual analysis of farm records to improve efficiency and inform credit and tax filing. Club membership ranges 10 to 24 and includes young farmers.
By 1959 more than 500 Saskatchewan farm families are expected to join the farm management club program as the industry shifts toward a complex business model. Farm families organize study clubs and work with Ag Reps to apply basic economic principles to boost productivity amid rising costs and advancing technology.
Prof F H Theakston of Ontario Agricultural College says proper ventilation controls temperature and humidity to boost production. Benefits include dry litter, reduced frost, minimized heat shocks, odor removal, cleaner eggs, and longer equipment life with optimal 49 to 65 F for max egg output and avoidance of under 35 or over 75 F.
Two University students sold trees with one thriving and another struggling. The successful seller explained his hook to women at doors and mother inquiry, while the other found sales tough. The Mercury Maidstone Sask notes Howard Sim of Ikerrobert is among 90 graduates from an eight week Junior NCO course at Fort Osborne barracks Winnipeg. He belongs to the 2nd Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery stationed in Winnipeg.
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