Beet Crop Looks Good Across Manitoba Farms
Rain halted harvesting on Tuesday but beet growers remain optimistic. K T Kroeker of the Manitoba Sugar Beet Company says conditions look favorable and a bumper crop seems possible. The company supplied about 45 percent of Manitoba’s sugar last year.
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K T. Kroeker
Manitoba Sugar Beet Company
Manitoba Sugar Beet Co
Manitoba
Unusual wall shelf workshop pattern with star stairs
A home workshop pattern describes an unusual wall shelf with a stairway to the stars for plants or decor. Phosphorescent paint lets stars glow in the dark and a 18 inch moon is cut from stock. pattern 398 includes painting directions and is priced at 35 cents.
Home Workshop Patterns for Shelves Desk and Units
Pattern 270 covers shelf and rounded end sections with 271 for the corner unit and 272 for the desk. It includes actual size cutting guides and illustrated construction steps. Patterns cost 35c each with a 10c service charge, order from Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. Vancouver B C.
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Lth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Neighbors share odd stories from prairie weeklies
A blend of humdrum and oddities from Saskatchewan and Manitoba papers. bears shot after entering a cottage. a 400 pound black bear near Madge Lake. Brimstone the bull ends up in a bologna sausage brand. a horse climbs a stairs mishap. wild strawberries spotted in Alberta. a found big ben pocket watch. neighbors harvest for Mrs Moss. senior anniversaries and quirky coin finds among small-town clans.
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Kelvington Radio
Sask
Bruin
Jens P. Johnson
Yorkton Enterprise
W. F. Isaac
RCMP
Madge Lake
Isaac
Corporal Isaac
Bill
Brimstone
Carillon
Steinbach
Man
Sprague
St. Boniface
Animal Kingdom
Cindy
Alberta
Westlock
Roy Hanlan
Picardville
Oak Lake
Harry Hatch
Sifton
Morden Times
Times Office
Elrose Review
H. C. McDonald
Wiseton
Indian Head
Wolseley News
Mount Crescent
Allendale
Henry Moss
Canada
Joseph A. Russell
Barnsley
A. Hill
Hilton
Mary Michener
Red Deer
Alta
Edward Heater
Donalda
A. E. Wilson
August Schlicht
Flatbush
William Shields
Darlingford
James Sexsmith
Melfort
Annie Buckle
Shellbrook
Prince Albert
R. J. Smith
Rapid City
Minnedosa
Vancouver
Sonny
Rapid City Reporter
Ricky
Gavin Phillips
Police seek tighter town bylaws and enforcement changes
At a regular council meeting Constable OConnor urged amendments to traffic bylaws to aid convictions. He cited speeding, lighting bicycles, improper parking, and truck curb issues, asking for speedometer calibration and extra insurance. The council planned to study Indian Head and Shaunavon bylaws and consider imposing bicycle impoundments and no parking zones. The officer received 15 dollars for insurance and enforcement will focus on reckless driving.
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O'Connor
Indian Head
Shaunavon
Gull Lake Sask
Civil Defence urged as H bomb threat targets eight cities
Be active. An H bomb dropped on each of Canada’s eight major cities could wipe out a quarter of Canadians unless an active Civil Defence program is in effect. Non skid chains for autos were invented by an English shipbuilder.
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