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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 14, 1951

Page

4

Good Use Revealed For Frozen Grain

University of Alberta tests show frozen grain can fetch up to 470 dollars per bushel when fed to steers. Dr L W Mc Elroy told 600 farmers at the 30th annual Feeder’s day that strew feeding produced a 470 dollar per bushel return for frozen wheat with weed seeds. Badly frozen oats sold to steers at 2.47 dollars per bushel.

Edmonton University of Alberta L W. McElroy University Animal Science Farm McElroy

Maple Tree Witnesses Children Grow and Depart

A speaker recalls planting a maple in the backyard as children grew up and left. The tree’s steady strength mirrors the family’s passage from an old home to new pastures, while new generations play beneath its shade, echoing enduring bonds.

U. S Apple New Guinea Seaport Golf Mound

British Columbia seeks European ore miners for labor shortage

Provincial mines department officials see rising ore demand and higher metal prices as a reason to import workers from Europe. Poles have already arrived in recent years and now officials suggest bringing more miners from across Europe, including Scandinavia, to fill the gap.

Victoria Mines Department Europe

City Maternity Hospital Poppy Nurse Deal

Two men meet a nurse selling poppies. One offers five dollars to be nursed there in the future. The nurse agrees and names City Maternity Hospital on the second floor after seven in the evening.

Bing Crosby Denied Hotel Room In Vancouver Charter

Vancouver hotel officials admitted a clerk refused singer Bing Crosby a room, mistaking him for a bum. Crosby dressed in a leather jacket and boots requested two singles with baths. bellhop Ray Morrison intervened, guiding Crosby and Bill Morrow to luxury suites after misidentification.

Vancouver B.C Bing Crosby Crosby Bill Morrow Idaho Art Cameron Cameron Morrow Ray Morrison der Bingle Morrison

Alberta government operates furniture factory in Edmonton

Edmonton report says Alberta government runs a furniture factory producing about $10,000 monthly of government office equipment. Most timber used is sourced from Alberta.

Edmonton Alberta

Weekly Tip Flower Pots Decoration Idea

The article suggests covering plain flower pots with two or three layers of paraffin paper and then crepe tissue paper. Paraffin prevents moisture from reaching the tissue, protecting the decorative layer.

On The Side V. Turns Household Efficiency

A humor column riffs on efficiency myths about women doing housework. An expert asserts a blouse ironed in 2 minutes 45 seconds, while the average woman takes 5 minutes 30 seconds. The piece then lists playful anecdotes about dieting, Alaska nurses marrying quickly, and a Leap Year Dance where a conceited man is left without a dance partner.

Cubs Ask Fans to Return Foul Balls From Korea War Effort

Cubs resume wartime practice by asking fans to return foul balls hit into the stands. Many letters from service members in Korea request baseballs for off duty hours. Previously balls in the stands were souvenirs for fans risking life to snag them.

Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field Korea Cub

QUEER ADDITIONS WINNIPEG MUSEUM LOANS METEORITES AND SKELETON

Exhibits loaned or given to the Manitoba Museum over the past year include several meteorites a large sea reptile skeleton and a portion of a lower jaw of an unidentified animal.

Winnipeg Manitoba Museum

World Happenings Briefly Told

Britain builds morale with a millinery spree for 10900 Women’s Royal Air Force members gifting new hats. A 1000 page eight language catalogue for the British industries fair is sent to 63 countries. Taxi drivers urge London cab numbers cut. BBC to open a London television school. Nina Dumbadze breaks own discus record with 175 feet 7 8 inches. A portrait of King Haakon crafted with 20000 upholstery tacks by Hermann Turk. U.S. warns rubber rations stay in force to Oct 1. Vikingaland carries frozen cod to Israel in maiden voyage. Nehru named Canada minister after Sweden Denmark post.

Britain Royal Air Force

Northern Alberta Railways labor on $2 million upgrade

About 800 men are employed on Northern Alberta's Railways maintenance and line-improvement program totaling $2,000,000 as work proceeds across the region.

Edmonton Alberta

Hitting Practice Key Says Sports College Study

A sports column argues 75 percent of practice should focus on hitting, cites experts like Bert Dunne and Ted Williams, and notes shifts to 50 percent later in the season. It also urges water intake, invites readers to join Sports College, and mentions radio tips from CBX CBK CFGP CBW broadcasts.

Bert Dunne United States Sports College Ted Williams Boston Red Sox CBX CBK CFGP CBW

Memorial Erected 130 Years Ago Found in North

An RCAF Dakota plane searching for missing bush pilot Johnny Bourassa in the Northwest Territories found a cairn believed to be the Franklin memorial from the early 19th century. Sir John Franklin, an English explorer, led expeditions into Canada and died on his third voyage about a century ago. The district of Franklin in the Northwest Territories is named for him. The common goldfish is noted as a natural enemy of mosquitoes, destroying their larvae in ponds.

Edmonton R.C.A.F R.A.F Johnny Bourassa Northwest Territories John Franklin Franklin Canada Northland

Crossword Puzzle Clue List

A compact crossword puzzle item listing vertical clues with definitions including Cruises, Russian horse drawn vehicle, Naga Hille tribe in India, Alcoholic drink, Supercilious person, Pasteboard, Pronoun, That thing, To observe attentively, Self-esteem, Compulsion, To proceed on one's way, and various numbered entries like 10 12 13 etc. plus categories such as City In Brazil, Cured Animal, Pig pens, Head coverings, Black substance caused by combustion, Wire measure, Spanish for river, Jap marine measure, Sun god.

India Ipl Muid Poker City Brazil

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