Warble and Lice Control Plans for Hamiota Farmers
Farmers urged to join Hamiota municipality warble and lice control program during first two weeks of October. Properly applied Coral and Reulene insecticides offer protection. cost per head is about five dollars if untreated, with fifty cents now recommended as a prudent investment.
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Saline soils and weed control recommendations from 4-H guide
The article notes saline spots around sloughs and the salt concentration guiding vegetation. Weeds, especially Goosefoot species Russian Thistle and Saltbush, emerge first. Only Russian Thistle responds to 2,4-D. cultural control and permanent grasses are recommended. The office invites names for grass seed mixtures and discusses alkali soil weed issues with Claude Bomford.
Baronial CN hotels set in prairie skylines draw praise
A Time writer calls CN’s Bessborough Hotel baronial, noting three railway inns Edmonton Macdonald and Ottawa Chateau Laurier share romantic settings by rivers. Modern interiors and renovated lounges mix with historic baths at Fort Garry and other CN hotels. The author cites luxury, service, and investment in refurbishing as essential to attracting travelers.
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Time
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Macdonald Hotel
Edmonton
Chateau Laurier
Ottawa
Iworld
Macdonald
Bassborough
Chateau
Vancouver
Fort Garry
Halifax
Bonnet
Graduation plans set for Miniota Collegiate
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 trustees and principals met on September 6 with Inspector Funk present. They appointed a graduation committee including Harvey Kingdon Reynolds Fulton Funk and McKinnon Morris and Stratton, set October 6 for the ceremony, discussed divisions examinations and school regulations, and ended with a lunch served by the Ladies of Birtle.
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Inspector Funk
Harvey Kingdon
Reynolds
Fulton
Funk
McKinnon
Morris
Stratton
Miniota Collegiate
Birtle
Back to School Day Traffic Safety Appeal
Canada sees over 4,000,000 students start the fall term prompting a warning from the National Safety League of Canada. Adults and motorists are urged to guard children as they return to streets and playgrounds, training youngsters and driving with caution in poor weather.
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Canada
National Safety League of Canada
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P. C. Watts
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Dorothy Barker
TNS
George Lincoln Rockwell
U.S
Nazi Party
Immigration Department
Montreal
Bill Shmyr
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