Beulah Stowe Home From Branden Hospital and Harvest Festival
Beulah Stowe returns home from Branden hospital. Chas Frazer had eye surgery in Winnipeg general hospital. The United church W A Bazaar runs to Friday November 2. St Wilfrid's Harvest Festival decor charms with grain produce and flowers for Rev B O Whitfield service. Mrs W Titley places Corye anthemumes in memory of Walter and David Titley. Mrs G Cruden hosts Thanksgiving tea for Mrs E Helgeson who will move to Brandon.
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St. Wilfrid's
B.O. Whitfield
Mra
W Titley
Walter Sod
David Titley
G. Cruden
E Helgeson
Brandon
G. Armstrong
Annual Bazaar At Beulah Community Center
The W A held its fall bazaar on Thursday October 25 at Beulah Community with stalls for knitting fancy work home cooking candies novelty items and teas. The meeting at President Mrs J C Chisholm’s home had sixteen members present with birthday greetings to Mrs H E Forster. A vote of thanks went to Mrs G Armstrong.
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Ilfrid’e W.A
Beulah
W.A
Mra
J.C. Chisholm
HE Forster
G. Armstrong
Bowles Celebrate 64th Wedding Anniversary in Victoria
Mr and Mrs W Bowles celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary on October 17 in Victoria. The couple are former residents of the Blairs district on the now Eli Mill farm, marking a long union with family as witnesses.
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Arrow River
Agricultural representative notes on PEI stock in Manitoba
Agricultural representative notes that Registered Prince Edward Island boars and gilts are available in Manitoba with details at local offices. The report discusses soil organic matter, noting cultivated soils have half the organic matter of virgin soils and the risk of erosion. It warns that topsoil forms slowly but can be destroyed quickly by poor farming practices.
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Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Straw and soil fertility highlight conservation needs
The article argues straw residue harms tillage but preserving soil fertility requires conservation. It notes fires destroy microbial life and humus formation, releasing minerals for plants, linking organic matter to nitrogen availability and urging added nitrogen when organic matter is looped into soil.
No magic chemical to dry wet stored grain
Published guidance from agricultural researchers notes there is no chemical that reliably removes moisture from wet stored grain. Practical preservation relies on low moisture storage and methods such as delaying harvest, mixing with dry grain, using ventilated bins, moving grain, or using grain dryers.
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Kansas State College
University of Minnesota
Canada
Dominion
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Don Stowe
Branden Hospital
Chas. Frazer
Winnipeg General Hospital
Cancer Research Fund
J. F. Tennant
Sweden
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Mire. Armstrong
Moose Jaw
Royal
Montreal
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Royal Bank OF Canada
Buck’s Haymakers
Beulah W. L
Miniota
D.ahuett
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Clement Block
Roy Brown
Timm
Virden
Man
Old Country
Mediterranean
West Indies
Canadian National Railways
Allteamship
Samaria
Franconia
Hlalifex
Shipside
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Greaney
Erson
Inter-Ocean
West
Hood
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Winnipeg
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