14 Oct 1948
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1948
Page
1
Reeve Lynch attended a gathering with Premier Garson in Winnipeg to discuss financial matters that will materially benefit municipalities, cities and towns once plans are consummated.
Flax rust caused widespread alarm in Western Canada with Manitoba losses estimated around 4 million dollars in 1948. The disease starts as orange spots on leaves and stems, then black stage spots. winter survives on straw and stubble. Control focuses on burning rusted straw, plowing stubble, distant sowing from 1948 fields, seed cleaning, mercurial seed treatment, and using rust resistant varieties per provincial recommendations.
Parcel 1 offers 100 acres adjacent to Miniota village NW24 31-13-26 W1. Parcel 2 covers 14 acres adjacent to Crandall village Blocks B C LS 16 NE4 85-13-25 W1. Offers to E J Spalding secretary treasurer RM Miniota by October 25 1948. offers not necessarily accepted.
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