Hospital district by law to fund new facilities in 1960
The Rural Municipality of Miniota and others seek first reading of by laws 324 626 1951 1485 and 862 to authorize building additions and renovations at the Hamiton district hospital and to levy a special hospital tax on property within the district. The plan estimates 952 600 annual operation costs with 950 000 revenue and calls for 33 500 borrowed funds plus debentures to cover 42 000 capital works over eight years. Voting dates set for June 27 to June 28 1960 with polling at community centres and local offices.
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Hamita
Woodworth
Mimota
Branshard
Haminta Hospital
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Hospital Board
Ind
Haying findings from Brandon Experimental Farm report
A Brandon Experimental Farm release summarizes haying research. Early cut hay and alfalfa with buds formed yield high protein. grasses cut after heads appear also high. Best harvest timing is late June to early July for palatability and yield, with earlier cuts sacrificing feed value. Reports on rapeseed flea beetle damage advise field watching and DDT or dieldrin sprays as needed.
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Brandon
Fragmentary Plant Notes Leave Readers Guessing
The readable text shows scattered mentions of leaves, plants, and sections but lacks a coherent report or named entities. The fragmentary OCR hints at botanical discussion without clear events, dates, or individuals to anchor a fuller summary.
Weed Control Bulletin and Upcoming Cattle Sale Notices
The issue notes a Weed Control Bulletin with table content and recommendations for 2 4 D and M CPA use and grass herbicides. It lists authors J Forbes and John Howder of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture. Also announced are a Purebred Cattle Sale at Virden on June 18 with Angus Hereford and Shorthorn stock, judging at 9:00 am, sale at 1:00 pm, and the Portage Plowing Match on June 22 at Jack Bate's farm, plus the McConnell Fat Stock Show and Sale on June 25.
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J. Forbes
John Howder
Manitoba “Department of Ageiaure
Jack Bate
Portage la
Frazer and Maduke Visitors as Red Cross Season Totals Decline
Beulah notes Mr and Mrs A S Frazer home after winter in Victoria BC while Mr and Mrs Peter Maduke of Winnipeg visit the Maduke home. The final Red Cross drive of the season shipped 60 sewing items and 20 knitted articles totaling 115 sewing items and 44 knitted socks and sweaters for the season. Substantial Red Cross funds contributed seventeen dollars toward the effort.
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A. S. Frazer
Spence
Victoria B.C
Peter Maduke
Winnipeg
Maduke
Red Cross
Fragmentary OCR notes mention local figures and events
Fragmented text references people, places, and activities with garbled names. It hints at a community event or notice with dates or times, but details are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a local church, meeting, and possible schedules or gatherings without clear outcomes.
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