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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

4

Beginning Beekeeping Soves Advice and Start Methods

A late bulletin by F W Sinden advises beginners to visit experienced beekeepers and plan carefully before starting. Begin with two colonies, budget 25 to 36 dollars, and ensure a fertile queen in a disease free nearby apiary. Choices include purchasing swarms in spring or June or buying bees by weight in boxes. Move colonies in autumn or early spring if close, and learn bee behavior to control actions.

F W Sinden Dominion

Prizes Awarded at Saskatchewan Seed Fair Milling Tests

Judges praised the close order of merit among samples in the Saskatchewan seed fair milling and baking tests. Aavas of Margule wheat won 4 4 EB Dowling prizes. Geld exhibit placed second in milling and third in open. Canfield led multiple entries in Wild Rose and Red Fife categories.

Luseland Saskatchewan Camfield J. M Lees Moose Jauw Marquis W Morley Keppel Red Fire G. Canfield Wid Rose Marquis W. Rutherford Lloycu Seager Wheeler Roethern F. W. Canfield Wild Rose Ruby A McKenzie Helbeck J. A. Annable Sunningdale Kitchener Canfeld Red Fife F W. Canfield Red Fife A. E. Teowling Laisel Canfield Richard Hed Fife J. W. Froatch Moose Jaw Witter

Northern Ontario Lakes to Be Restocked With Fish Fry

The Canadian National Railways and the Ontario Game and Fisheries Department plan to distribute thousands to millions of whitefish and lake trout fry to lakes around Port Arthur. Wm. Kenefick will supervise transport of fry by baggage cars to stations on lakes including Rainy Elbow Baril Shebandowan Arrow Little Long Windigo Whitefish Red Lake Mannuak Petican and Lake Nelen. Premier H N Harwell urged empire trade within Britain and a conference of chambers of commerce or experts for an empire wide approach.

Gams Fisheries Department Perminion Canadian National Railways Port Arthur Wm. Kenefick Ontario Game and Fisheries Department Tittle Turns Lake Rainy Lake Abiwin Lake Elbow Lake Baril Lake Keshabowile Lake Shebandowan Lake Arrow Lake Littl Long Lake Windige Lake Whitefish Lake Redditt Lake Mannuak Lake Petican Lake Lake Nelen

Irishwomen mock archbishop sermon on marriage

Two elderly Irish women leaving church mock the archbishop’s sermon on marriage. Bridgit says it would be fine if he preached after giving them more, while Maggie agrees and wishes she knew as little about the matter as he does.

Bridget Maggie

Income Tax Proposal on Aliens in Canada

The House of Commons considers a motion by W. M. Bermann to study an eight percent income tax on aliens nonresidents employed in Canada or earning Canada sourced income over one dollar annually. It notes Canada and the United States both taxed cross border workers, with Americans in Canada facing four percent and US exemptions, while Canadians working in the US faced eight percent with a one dollar exemption.

House of Commons Canada W. M. Bermann Liberal Welland United States

Playthings for German Children Shown in Paris Chamber

In the Paris Chamber of Deputies lobby General de Castreman displays toy houses and a church, presented by an officer in Germany. The fourth wall display includes shell scarred roofs, two dead trees, four cannons and three soldiers, two of whom are missing an arm. The scene casts a stark wartime vignette amid other items.

Chamber of Deputies Paris General de Castreman Germany

Grading Policy for Select Bacon Hogs in Canada

Canada plans premium incentives to farmers for breeding select bacon hogs. Officials will grade hogs at stock yards and abattoirs with a minimum 1 percent premium for select bacon animals. Standards define Select Bacon hogs as 160 to 210 pounds with specific body and fat characteristics.

Canada Dominion Ottawa Dominion Department of Agriculture Wiltshire Department

Highest Town in World Phari Tibet Aims At Lofty Peak

Phari in Tibet stands at 14 800 feet and claims the title of the highest town. It is also reputed to be the dirtiest with ruined fortifications and a citadel like appearance. Streets are dirty gutters and bazars poor. Peat hovels house inhabitants amid an intensely cold climate and regular Tibetan evening winds.

Phari Thibet

Years of Discretion and England’s Rolling Chairs

A fragmented excerpt mentions a request for a young person and a remark about age and washing abilities. It also notes that in England rolling-chairs used by invalids must carry a motor license. The passage implies social attitudes toward youth and disability in a clipped, period voice.

England

Kitchen Gardens in West Prairie Provinces

The prairie provinces grow nearly all common vegetables including cauliflowers cucumbers and tomatoes. Corn acreage rises shifting toward staple fodder on farms. Manitoba alone produced large tomato losses from glass houses last year. Provincial data show 12,097,000 bushels potatoes 1,484,000 turnips and 3,600,000 bushels fodder corn from Canada’s 40,199,000 total.

Prairie Provinces Prairies Manitoba Dominion Canada

Farmers May Use Radio in Plowing

Expert on scheme to guide tractors by radio directs a field tractor while at home. E D Glavin, radio enthusiast, says he has tested wireless auto control and aims to steer, not propel, tractors with a spiral eight foot aerial.

E. D. Glavin Glavin Gilavin

Oil Drilling Expansion Heralded in Pouce Coupe Field

Several large companies signal extensive drilling this summer in the Pouce Coupe oil field as more firms await proof of further potential. The first spring drill reaches Spirit River with the Community Drilling Company, formed by Edmonton interests.

Pouce Coupe Spirit River Community Drilling Company Edmonton

New Nose Print Method Aids Cattle Identification

A Minnesota Agricultural College backed approach uses nose prints from smoked glass to identify cattle. Developed by OG H Baker, the system aims to replace tattoo marks and color charts, offering a simpler method for Jersey Guernsey Holstein Ayrshire cattle identification.

Baker Minnesota Agricultural College

World Crop Prospects Favorable for Wheat in Empire

USDA reports world crop prospects show favorable outlook for wheat across the empire. Winter wheat in Canada and British India edges up about one to one and a third percent from last year with Australia also favorable. Pacific Starch Products plans a 49000 dollar starch plant at South Westminster using 7000 tons of Fraser Valley potatoes yearly, supplying only company stockholders.

British Empire United States Department of Agriculture Canada British India Australia B.C Pacific Starch Products, Ltd South Westminster Fraser Valley

Vegetables For Health And Kitchen Garden On Farms

An article outlining how kitchen gardens should be near the house for quick access and which crops are best grown close to home versus in field conditions. It lists recommended varieties of beets, carrots, peas, tomatoes, beans, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, onions, lettuce, squash and other crops, plus notes on perennial bed placement and soil preparation.

Detroit

Great Balance at Bank of England Tests Light Coins

The Bank of England houses the Great Balance a seven foot tall two ton machine used to test light coins. Dust on its surface causes inaccuracy, and a postage stamp on a weighing pan moves the index six inches. It weighed gold coin loss of about 5 million dollars over 25 years scaled to sovereign life. A companion note refers to legislation on compensation for destroyed animals TB and new provisions for grading vegetables including potatoes and onions to be debated in Parliament.

England

Prairie provinces seed acreage tops last year by 288 percent

Western report states total acreage prepared for seed in the three prairie provinces reaches 16,469,548 acres, a 288 percent increase over the previous year. Strong growth highlights expansion in agricultural planting across Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba.

Prairie Provinces

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