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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 09, 1927

Page

5

Tests Compare Garnet and Marquis Wheat Varieties

The Federal Department of Agriculture reports Garnet wheat often out-yields Marquis in specific districts and matures earlier, though Marquis may have better milling quality. Garnet shows weaker flour color but can be valuable in rust-prone areas due to early ripening. In starch and weight, Garnet averages close to Marquis with moisture and location affecting results.

Federal Bartisent of Agriculture Garoel Marquis Winnipee Dominion Prairie Provinces Brandon Indian Head Rosthern Scott and Lacombe

Canada’s stock gains cited by Ontario minister

Hon. John 5. Martin says purebred horses rise 50 percent in ten years across Canada and cattle 156 percent, with live stock valued at $756,000 and Ontario owning a third. He notes sheep and bogs show similar gains and mentions a new formula from a hemia factory for unbreakable grass. Large Costa Rican beetles emit substances noted in the piece.

Canada John 5. Martin Ontario

Fox Farming Flourishes with Imported Foxes for Registration

The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports 4009 foxes imported and tattooed for registration during the October to January inspection season. About 45,000 foxes were inspected and fattened. the pap crop was average and fox prices higher than last year. Thousands were exported to the United States, with Europe buying stock from Germany, France, Russia, Norway, and Great Britain. Norway bought 500 pairs. Russia traded for silver foxes, signaling a strong future market in Europe.

Dominion Department of Agriculture United States Canada Germany France Russia Norway Great Britain Europe

Dominion official urges larger sheep holdings in Ontario

The Dominion Livestock Commissioner told the Ontario Sheep Breeders Association annual meeting that farmers should not fear expanding their flocks. He noted Canada imports 46.6 million dollars of woollen goods while producing under 5 million. He urged greater domestic wool output to boost cloth manufacture from home raw material.

Canada Dominion Livestock Commissioner Ontario Sheep Breeders’ Association Dominion

Forest Fire Patrol Plan Highlighted by Ontario Minister

In the legislature Hon. William Finlayson extols airplane forest protection. He cites the Falcon patrol that on July 4 1976 flew 11 flying hours to reach and extinguish a fire near Clearwater Lake, delivering men and supplies and reducing damage to less than an acre of timber.

William Finlayson Lands and Forests Falcon Finlayson Russell Cheeseman Clearwater Lake Pine Ridge Pilot Rose Lac Seul Ontario Mr. Finlayson

Canadian seed growth gains abroad amid rising domestic supply

The Dominion Minister of Agriculture reports Canada now sells seeds abroad due to winter hardiness and quality. Alfalfa, barley, and brown top Rhode Island bent grass show notable acreage growth from 238,000 to 58,000 acres and import reductions. barley seed thrives in Northern Ontario. 100 bushel per acre yields in Manitoba oats center. efforts push timothy, bluegrass, and fescues to reduce imports. A Leeds Act pocket edition is available free by postcard.

Canada Dominion Rhode Island Ontario Manitoba Department of Agriculture Ottawa Moerely

Hydro Power Development Expands Across Western Ontario and Manitoba

Large scale permits for hydro power in Western Ontario and Northern Manitoba project up to 5,000,000 horsepower. The sites span from Lake Winnipeg area to the Nelson River basin and involve pulp and paper mills mining plants civic promotion and transportation schemes.

Ontario Manitoba Lake of Wados Nelson River

Exceedingly smart cardigan dress pattern for ladies and misses

The pattern No 1526 features a two piece skirt with inverted plaits and a dart fitted under bodice, a jacket with a combined facing collar, vestee and patch pockets. Sizes 14 6 18 3 40 42 bust. View A 38 requires 4 yards 39 inch or 8 yards 54 inch material. View BK 38 requires 2½ yards 39 inch plaid plus 2½ yards plain and 4 yards 36 inch for under bodice. Price 30 cents. sew Fashion Book pages offer advance home dressmaker styles. book price 10 cents.

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Pattern No. We Name Town. Mary asks the teacher about a drawing. The teacher confirms it is thinking and then marking around the pencil with precision.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermott Ave Winnipeg Mary

Manitoba Tax Collections Jump in 1926 Surpass 3.3 Million

Manitoba Tax Commission report tabled in the Legislature shows calendar year 1926 collections exceed 3.33 million dollars, up more than 500000 from 1925. Major revenue sources rise, signaling another potential surplus to be announced by Premier Bracken after the fiscal year ends April 30.

Manitoba Tax Commission D. L. McLeod John Bracken

Boundary Blurs in Maine New Hampshire Household

Mr and Mrs Dwight Charles live on a state line crossing their home They eat meals in Maine and New Hampshire respectively They read in Maine and sleep across the table in New Hampshire The piece highlights how daily life crosses political borders with ease.

Dwight Charles Maine New Hampshire Mr. Charles Mrs. Charles

Penny Book Sells for 3200 at New York Auction

A first edition Edward Fitzgerald Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, printed in 1589, which once sold for one English penny, was bought in New York for 3200 dollars after selling for 2200 at auction.

New York Edward Fitzgerald Omar Khayyam

Idle Lands Open in Manitoba for Settlement

Prof. R W Murchie told the Manitoba Agricultural Societies convention that 1 435 families can settle now on idle lands in Manitoba. He said about 9 500 000 acres lie unused yet with railways, schools, churches and other modern conveniences.

Manitoba R. W. Murchie Manitoba Agricultural Societies

Fools and Opportunities: A Timely Adage

A compact dispatch states that fools sometimes spot chances while wiser minds create them. The note emphasizes judgment over luck and suggests prudent action to seize new openings.

Beauty and the Beast in the Rockies at Hanff Carnival

Miss Mary Cross of Calgary led the Big Winter Show at Hanff featuring winter sports and open air swimming. The carnival drew record crowds as the cayuse and fair lady shared the spotlight, with Miss Cross handling the acts and the audience enjoying the warm Sulphur Springs venue.

Mary Cross Calgary Band Bill Potts Rockies Miss Cross Hanff

Carbonized Coal May Prove To Be Solution Of Canada s Fuel Problem

The Ottawa Citizen reports a plan to charter a 3 million dollar federal corporation to operate low temperature carbonization of Canadian slack coal. The process aims to produce smokeless fuel comparable to anthracite at about 13 dollars per ton, with by products, and plants planned in Western Ontario Ottawa and other cities. Morgan J. O'Brien is named head of the syndicate seeking the charter.

Canada Ottawa Citizen Nova Scotia Alberta Ontario Ottawa Montreal Quebec Morgan J. O’brien Carleton County

Norwich Canaries Build Global Cottage Industry

Norwich, famed for cathedral and castle, is also a major canary center. Flemish settlers turned the city into a thriving export hub with hundreds of thousands of birds worth over £100,000 sailing abroad each October. Birds are trained to sing, flame plumage achieved by color feeding, and canaries travel in motor trucks through narrow streets as Norwich’s emigrants brighten homes worldwide.

Norwich Canaries London Morning Post Canary Isles

Belgium Presents Jewel Diadem to Princess Leopold

Belgium arranged a simple ceremony in which Princess As tid, wife of Crown Prince Leopold, received a gem studded diadem as a wedding gift. Craftsmen spent months shaping the crown using Congo diamonds and Belgian colonial gems set in a platinum bandeau.

Astrid Leopold Belgium Congo

Ramsay MacDonald May Visit U.S.

Former prime minister Ramsay MacDonald plans an April trip to the United States after years of invitations from friends. His secretary notes the visit is a long desired goal.

Ramsay MacDonald U.S. J United States MacDonald

Massey Praises Canadian Wheat Pool as Great Co operative

Vincent Massey in Washington as first Canadian minister to the United States calls the Canadian Wheat Pool the greatest agricultural co operative scheme in the world. He says it shows farmers' resourcefulness and community spirit and notes the government did not fund the pool though it approved it.

Vincent Massey Washington United States Massey Canada Tte Origue

Port Arthur Elevators Expand to Boost Grain Storage

Port Arthur adds capacity across three grain storage units totaling 2 606 000 bushels, lifting the city’s elevators to 22 756 000 bushels across fourteen plants. Twin Cities elevators rise from 3 850 000 to about 8 150 400 bushels with 34 units, surpassing St Paul Minneapolis by roughly 16 000 000 bushels. completion aimed for the 1927 fall grain crop.

Port Arthur Twin Cities St. Paul Minneapolis

Reinald Benyon Presents Opera On Radio

Recinald Benyon, a government employee in London, finally gained a hearing for his musical composition. He presented his opera The Pied Piper over the radio and won approval.

Recinald Benyon Government En Pievce London

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