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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 31, 1934

Page

5

Canadian Wheat Surplus May Yield Valuable By-Products

Dr. W. Boyd Campbell of the Canadian Pulp and Paper Research Institute at McGill outlines plans to convert wheat surplus into high value by products. He cites monosodium glutamate made in China and argues for a $500000 five year research budget to uncover new outlets and uses for wheat beyond shipping facilities.

Canadian Pulp and Paper Research Institute McGill University W. Boyd Campbell Forest Products Laboratories China Dominion America Japan Campbell Churchill St. Lawrence Waterways

Global drought spreads as experts warn cycles explain only part

North American farmers suffer through drought while Southern Russia faces reduced crops and famine fears spread by press claims. Central Europe reports lower yields of feed grains and rice harvests. England endures its hottest period in 41 years as Manchuria remains relatively spared. Spain and Danubian regions endure heat and dryness. Weather experts say cyclical shifts drive both dry and wet spells since 1930 with no full explanation. Japan claims leadership over China but China retorts with defiant history.

Russia Europe England Manchuria Spain Weather Bureau

Twelve Ton Stripping Shovel Sets Europe Record at Corby

The largest electric excavator in Europe is being erected at Corby England for a steel tube rolling mill project. It strips 500 tons of earth per hour and can dig lift rotate and dump. The jib spans 100 feet while the 12 ton bucket holds nine cubic yards.

Europe Corby England

Alberta Plans Compulsory Tree Planting Regulations

Premier Reid stated the Alberta government is considering new rules to compel homestead entrants to retain 10 to 25 acres of bush on each quarter section. The aim is to prevent soil drifting, reduce wind intensity, and beautify the land by increasing tree cover.

Alberta Reid

Combination Proves Superior Soybeans and Corn For Ensilage

The text advises against using soybeans alone for ensilage and recommends a mix of one part soybeans to three parts corn to yield high quality feed. Crops can be grown together or separately and mixed at filling. harvesting is easier when grown separately. Baseball shoes cost 16.50 a pair and average players wear out two pairs per season using kangaroo leather.

Dress Pattern Style No 404 Offers Wide Size Range

This advertisement describes a slimming versatile dress pattern with options in stripes checks and prints. It highlights tub silk fabrics and pastel versions, notes nautical blue coin dots, and lists sizes from 36 to 48 inches bust. Pattern price is 20 cents with coin preferred. Wrap coin carefully.

How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Pattern order notice lists address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg and requests pattern number name and size. This brief item directs customers to submit details to obtain sewing patterns from the Winnipeg newspaper union.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Canada’s Egg Grading System Pioneered World Wide

An Ottawa backed feature notes Canada first to adopt a practical egg grading system in 1918. It details how grading from producer to consumer raised quality, boosted exports to Britain, and increased domestic per capita egg consumption from 16 to about 30 dozen by 1929. It also covers oyster culture efforts at Malpeque Bay and calls for careful, non slip shod methods in shellfish farming.

Canada J. J. Cowie Ottawa Biological Board of Canada A. T. Cameron Ellerslie Station Prince Edward Island Malpeque Bay Department of Fisheries Cowie A. H. Needler Dominion Dominion Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Non-Profitable Producers and Hen Moult Timings

The article explains that hens completing their moult and regaining a full feather set by September 1 should be labeled non profitable producers. Hens not moulted by mid September but still laying can continue with adequate feed into fall. Natural moult timing varies by hen quality and climate, with sunlight duration affecting moulting onset in Canada and high latitudes.

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