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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 12, 1936

Page

5

Systematic Entomology and Hemp History Highlight Canadian Agriculture

An article outlines Canada’s Entomological Branch led by Dr. J. H. McDunnough, stressing Systematic Entomology’s role in classifying insects and building a national collection to combat crop disease and economic loss. It then traces hemp cultivation from ancient China to colonial Virginia and Pennsylvania, noting shifts in fiber use and production centers.

Canada Department of Science Dominion Dominion Department of Agriculture J. H. McDunnough Manila Asia Europe Mediterranean Western Spain Chile North America Massachusetts Virginia Lancaster Pennsylvania

Canada Restricts Import of Mattress Waste and Used Magazines

Finance Minister Dunning announced health based import limits on mattress waste from the United States. Mattress waste now must have fumigation and cleaning certificates to enter Canada. Used magazines may be brought in only as gifts or waste material and not for resale.

Canada Finance Dunning United States

Switzerland Led World In Population Within Its Borders

Switzerland counts more people aged zero and up inside its borders than any other nation, underscoring its large resident population in relation to its area and governance.

Switzerland

Silver Jubilee Coin Vanishes From Circulation

Edmonton banks report the first 1936 Canadian silver dollars were absorbed by collectors. Officials say the coins, like last year’s Silver Jubilee issue, will mostly be souvenirs with little in general circulation. Collectors seek the 1936 coin for its new portrait of King George V, believing it may be the last bearing his image before the 1937 issue for King Edward VIII.

Edmonton George V Edward VIII

War on Crows Campaign Open to Saskatchewan Residents

The province launches a crow and magpie extinction campaign starting May 1. Crows and magpies are caught banded and released in Saskatchewan. Cash awards from $1 to $500 will be paid to savers who deliver bands with lucky numbers to the Game Commissioner in Regina. Rules and information are available from the Department of Natural Resources.

Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources Regina

Clock And Calendar Invented By Swedish Builder

A Swedish inventor A Germandson has perfected a clock calendar machine. The device operates automatically and the calendarium adjusts for varying month lengths and leap years.

A. Germandson

China Adopts Flat Air Mail Rates

China announces new flat air mail rates affecting international letters. Officials say rates simplify postage for all destinations starting this year. The change aims to streamline processing and cut shipping costs for consumers and businesses.

China

Business and politics need mutual learning from leaders

J M Macdonald argues both politicians and businessmen face tough public duties and scrutiny. He urges mutual respect and cooperation between business people and university figures, calling for shared freedom in pursuing goals and learning from each other.

Need Wider Markets

R C Matthews president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce urged an end to prolonged price declines and closed markets at a Washington meeting. He said nations must relearn how to seek business, open markets, and allow debtors to sell to creditors to discharge obligations while recognizing creditor countries' needs.

R. C. Matthews Canadian Chamber of Commerce Washington National Revenue Bennett

Life insurance cash in Canada 1935 totals 588 million

The 1935 Canadian life insurance figures show cash in hand totaling 588 348 611 dollars. This sum reflects policies written and paid for in cash across the industry. The figure appears in financial summaries of Canadian insurance activity for the year.

Canada

Reorganization Of Water Development Work Under Farm Rehabilitation Act

Important policy changes approved by the Dominion Minister of Agriculture reorganize water development under the Farm Rehabilitation Act. Provincial committees replace the former Water Development Committee, with provincial control over small project engineering and a central Regina office maintaining central duties for community projects.

Dominion Minister of Agriculture J. G. Gardiner J. Vallance Regina Sask Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba L. B. Thomson Dominion Experimental Station Swift Current Dominion Act Dominion Department of Agriculture Wal Mare Eastend Middle Creek Adams Lake Wascana Wild Horse Canada Land and Irrigation Company Vauxhall Souris Crystal City Edward Estevan Wood River Coderre Leavitt Pot Hole Creek Berry Creek Milk River Warner B. Russell W. L. Jacobson L. C. Charlesworth C. J. McGavin

Trans-Canada Highway funding and timelines outlined

Labor Minister Rogers told the House of Commons a passable trans-Canada highway could be completed by fall 1938 at about 10 million dollars. The house approved 3,527,125 dollars for current year work, with no plan to finish this year. An engineer’s report put the Ontario section at 8,390,650 dollars on a 50 50 basis with Ontario.

Rogers House of Commons Ontario Dominion

Canada's Nickel Exports Rise in February

Canada shipped nickel valued at 4.12 million dollars in February, up from 2.705 million a year earlier. Stronger demand and higher prices helped lift the export value this month compared with February last year.

Canada

Proud Peacocks Embroidery Pattern 5587 Teaches Stitch

Cross stitch project offers a peacock chair-back and floral pillow motifs. Pattern 5587 includes two motifs 1014 by 1344 inches and two reverse motifs 21 by 5% tinches with material and stitch guides. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the transfer pattern.

Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg

Canada’s Silk Industry Grows Into Top Textile Sector

For eighteen years the silk industry in Canada has shown continuous progress, overcoming trade recession with rising production each year. From a small postwar industry it has become one of the five largest branches within Canada's textile sector.

Canada

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