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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
5
The text argues that Russia must be settled on terms set by Secretary Heahes. It notes the absence of Ruewla but mentions two representatives at Genoa, Truth and Justice, who advocate the American stance. It stresses that settlement with Russia is desirable but must address the real issue directly.
A pamphlet from the Dairy and Cold Storage Branch of the Department of Agriculture notes about 250 cheese varieties, classed as hard, soft, and mold varieties. It traces cheese production in Canada from 1864 farms to factories, with Ontario and Quebec leading output, exports surpassing domestic use, and urges higher per capita consumption with 40 cheese recipes.
A writer claims Bataki in Sumatra is governed entirely by women who handle politics property and children while men are content. The piece contrasts this with Soviet attempts to force global adherence to a failed plan and questions capitalist nations' supposed cruelty in aiding Bolshevik revolutions.
Manitoba's demand for thoroughbred stock to improve herds is high with government imports from Alberta Saskatchewan and Eastern Canada. Recent sales via the Riverlock improvement train toured southern Manitoba and most animals sold to farmers for cash.
Danish hog breeders distribute births and marketings across November February March June and July October periods to avoid price gluts and keep steadier prices. They rely on housing for litters and monitor market trends closely while facing price declines. Canadians show larger winter births and more concentrated marketing months.
The Isle aux Noix, a historic Richelieu River outpost near the Canada US line, is to be preserved by the National Parks Commission after years of neglect. Once a key fort in wars with France and Britain, it features quadrangular fortifications, a moat, and grand buildings, now at risk from time and vandalism, but slated for preservation to honor imperial history.
A historical account describes South Pacific trepanning by native surgeons using shell or obsidian tools. It notes crude techniques, high skull fractures from sling stones, and postoperative recovery within weeks, with emphasis on cultural perceptions of primitive medicine.
The famous Scotch surgeon Dr Abernethy met a woman with a inflamed swollen hand. He asks Burn and orders poultice. She returns worse. He repeats poultice. On a later visit she asks better and he says nothing. The woman is praised as the most sensible.
Oil drilling operations extend this year from Bear Island near Fort Norman to the Sweet Grass Hills near the Montana border, spanning over 1000 miles. Wells have started at Fort Norman Bear Island Peace Coupe Peace River Monitor and Wainwright fields and at Inma will be continued.
Demand for pure bred Jersey heifers has emptied the Jersey Breeders Association's stock in British Columbia. The annual fall sale is postponed due to the shortage. Calf clubs across the province report growing activity as boys and girls request Jersey calves beyond current supply.
One hundred members form the Jersey Breeders Association in British Columbia, an increase of one hundred percent from last year. BC breeders lead testing under record performance rules with eighty one BC cows qualifying in contrast to sixty five elsewhere in Canada. The high production medal goes to a cow owned by the University of British Columbia.
A massive 78 ft object weighing fifteen tons, described as nearly the size of five elephants, washed ashore at Cape May in a startling marine find.
A mercantile director argues retrenchment amid gloom while another cites a dog in the woods riddle. The piece notes business moving past the midpoint of wartime turmoil and credits present planning and investment for future success.
The soil and climate in British Columbia support extensive seed production with many varieties supplied by major seed firms. Sweet pea farming is large scale and trade with England and Europe is rising, with more exporters expected to enter foreign markets next year. Foxes, as a rule, are very spiteful.
The Marine Runs h au article recalls early war intelligence leaks and reveals how German codes from the Magdeburg were captured, enabling Allied decryption of wireless messages. It notes Filson Young’s claims on Blücher news reaching Britain via unknown sources. A second item reports a $100,000 tissue paper mill planned for New Westminster BC by Westminster Paper Company financed largely by Wisconsin capital, hiring about one hundred workers to process BC pulp for Canada and Asia markets.
A Chinese flying school led by Chinese of British nationality, mostly younger, will open in Esquimalt. The first Cross-Curtiss plane with pontoons was ready on May 25. The school follows a Kamloops operation and aims to train pilots to return to China for aviation work.
A large block of natural gas leases in the Redcliffe field near Medicine Hat is reported acquired by Canadian Western Natural Gas Licht Heat and Power Company of Calgary. The buyer has spent substantial sums on developing gas leases over the past year.
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