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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
2
Farmers face complex management as labour shortages persist across Canada. War and industrial growth reduced available workers, forcing higher wages or greater mechanization to keep farms productive and profitable.
Farmers increasingly rely on machinery as farm mechanization expands across Canada in the past decade. Large capital outlays, production-cost analysis, and crop or livestock choices shape each farmer’s investment and labor decisions amid rising scientific influence on agricultural work.
Farm economists from the four western provinces met at the University of Alberta in Edmonton to discuss economic problems affecting farmers. The discussions covered many subjects on the business side of farm operation and emphasized the growing importance of economic foresight for successful farming.
The bureau urges hay fever sufferers to note vacation areas in Canada with low ragweed pollen. Western Canadian Rockies Banff and Lake Louise are ragweed free, while Ontario Muskoka and Algonquin Park offer relief. Ragweed peaks mid August to mid September. observers can report findings to Ottawa Division of Botany and Plant Pathology.
FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, helps dentures stay secure for eating and talking. It leaves no gummy taste or paste feeling and helps control plate odor. Available at drug stores.
An ad promotes Hem-Roid as an internal pile remedy claiming relief from itching soreness and burning. It offers a 60 tablet package with a money back guarantee and drugstore refund, urging readers to test the product.
New Westminster British Columbia Liberal MP W M Mott announced plans to establish one of the largest stockyards west of Chicago near New Westminster. A group of Cariboo ranchers seek land in Surrey across the Fraser River and will start construction once land from the department of Indian affairs is acquired. The project aims to be the biggest stockyard in the region though cost and acreage were not disclosed.
Lloydminster oil field production reached 196 664 barrels in May, up 6 876 from April. The five month total climbed to 956 926 barrels, 163 559 more than the same period in 1951, with 375 producing wells in May up from 365 in April.
A natural science note explains water fowl seal feather filaments by muscular action to repel water. It states waterproofing arises from feather arrangement, not oil, highlighting the mechanical closeness of barbs.
A young robin found nearby has no eyes or ears and Beverly Schmidt plans to care for it until it can fly. The Azores consist of nine volcanic islands and 2995.
Toronto physician Dr Crawford Anglin outlines eight common sense rules to reduce polio risk. Emphasizing bed rest for mild illness, avoiding fatigue, contaminated water, fly control, postponing nonurgent procedures, isolating summer camp cases, limiting attendance at public events, and avoiding hysteria.
A vintage recipe for 49 party cheesies. Mix flour with baking powder and salt, cut in shortening, add egg Worcestershire mustard ketchup onion and milk to form a soft dough. Roll, cut 2 inch squares, place cheese, seal, bake at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes until hot and browned.
Regina Saskatchewan Beaverlodge uranium field to open for public staking on August 14 with Minister J H Brockelbank predicting 500 to 1000 mining claims as the rush begins in the province history gathers pace and miners prepare for the event.
New Haven county farm bureau reported an extreme heat event in the area with apples baked on trees across most orchards. Local observers noted a prolonged heat spell causing unusual fruit browning and ripe fruit on branches.
A coyote by a Banff roadside attracts motorists with chocolate and cookies, while Toronto sees raccoon activity in suburbs like Rosedale and Hogg’s Hollow. A low-flying golden eagle near the city thrills observers, and a hardy Agnes hybrid rugosa rose from Ottawa’s Experimental Farm promises roadside and woodland planting value across Canada.
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