Farm show plans begin with rain aid for crops
Recent rain serves as moisture for 1960 and offers a chance to watch the world series or duck hunt. Those with grain awaiting harvest welcome the moisture. A first week in November two or three day program will cover beef cattle feeding breeding programs disease control forage crops silage insect control. Tours of Union Stockyards and a Packing Plant may be arranged upon demand. Watch for further notices.
Beef Cattle Short Course Considered at Local Farm Garden
Farmers discuss a potential Beef Cattle Short Course to be hosted in Hamilton with emphasis on improving grazing, seed orders, and fall deadlines. The plan aims to educate on pasture cleanup, plowing, weed control, storage of produce, and disease and insect management, inviting comments from mixed farming communities.
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Visit by Nicholas Kruschers draws mixed hopes for peace
A Manitoba editor notes Nicholas Krusche rs visit to the United States sparked broad interest in peaceful coexistence despite stark ideological differences between the Soviets and the Free World. The piece praises Kruscher's TV promotion of communism while affirming American values of political freedom and individual choice.
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Poor spelling and farming talk spark education debate
A discussion mixes gardening tips with a critique of English spelling in schools. Farmers attend a seminar where CCF leader David Lewis argues big business propaganda influences rural voters, while locals remain skeptical and noncommittal.
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Winnipeg Musings on a New Political Party
The piece reflects on efforts by the CCF and the Canadian Labor Congress to unite on general principles for a new party to replace the CCF. The writer compares the situation to a hillbilly visiting the city and facing a bank, illustrating urban bafflement and political ambition.
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Royal Seaway Film Narrator Jeff Hogwood Impresses CBC
Jeff Hogwood headlines as elevator fascinated narrator for a 30 minute color film about the St Lawrence Seaway. An elderly woman and a young beauty sequence provoke astonishment as Hogwood comments on magic and TV reach. The piece note Hogwood also hosts CBC radio and TV segments.
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Why spelling errors haunt the new school term
The note laments widespread poor spelling among youths despite strong provincial spelling contest winners. It cites a teen letter with numerous errors and lists a broadcast schedule fragment, illustrating education and media context shaping literacy concerns.
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