Moisture and Tillage Tips for Stubblefield Season
Historical field notes discuss preserving moisture in stubble fields with late fall cultivation. Recommendations include minimal disturbance, leaving stubble standing, and using rod weeders to firm ridges. Johnson notes shallow tillage can bring grasshopper eggs to surface for cold kill, while heavy weeds demand care.
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Blubbie
H Hriaon
Ot Joness
Wwe
Johnson
Highest honors to weekly editors at CWNA convention
Six veterans of the weekly newspaper industry were named honorary life members at the 39th CWNA convention at the King Edward Hotel. The publishers honored include Charles J. Allbon of the Springhill Record, William H. Cranston of the Midland Free Press Herald, George A. Dills of Acton Free Press and Canadian Champion Milton, H. T. Halliwell of the Macleod Gazette, Roy P. MacLean of the Kelowna Courier, and Harry B. Munro of Swan River Star and Times, collectively bringing over 260 years of weekly experience.
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
King Edward Hotel
CWNA
Charles J. Allbon
Springhill
N.S
Record
William H. Cranston
The
Midland
Ont
Free Press Herald
George A. Dills
Acton
Free Press
School Song and Far-Flung Place Mentions
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a school song urging gentle treatment for a pupil and a line about a tutor or teacher. The text also cites The Northern Light in Bathurst New Brunswick and references a Wollomombie waterfall in Australia proclaimed to be 1,100 feet high.
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Atime
Jai Ma
Bathurst
New Brunswick
Wollomombie
Australia
Is a Working Mother Against Bible Teachings on Keeping the Home
The text argues that a wife’s primary role is keeper of the home and supporting her husband’s success, suggesting women should avoid work if possible. It acknowledges real economic pressures but favors home-based work or staying home to care for children, citing shifts to urban living, inflation, and consumer pressure.
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Fanin
NEW OUTFITS IN WOOL FOR FALL WARDROBE CARE
Wool fashion tips advise younger shoppers to favor wool outfits for comfort and appearance. Proper storage and pressing methods include hanging coats on wooden hangers, brushing to remove wrinkles, and pressing skirts on the wrong side. For trousers use a steam or damp cloth with a light touch, stop while steam rises, then brush. Knits should be folded and stored in a plastic bag in a bureau drawer for long keeping.
Border delay for gobblers
Wild Gobblers Unlimited seeks import of wild turkeys from North Dakota but birds are held at Emerson border. Emerson veterinarian approval pending though prior veterinarian clearance at Bismark and Winnipeg exists. Turkeys to be released in Mount Nebo area near Miami.
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Wild Gobblers Unlimited
North Dakota
International
Emerson
Bismark
Winnipeg
Mount Nebo
Miami
Red River Valley
Altona
Man
Expert praises role of Weekly Press
Ted W. Kober of Vickers & Benson tells CWNA delegates that weekly newspapers are the most local and personal mass medium. He urges papers to tell their story to advertisers to reveal their local leadership and impact on issues, noting advertisers often cannot gauge readership without such disclosures. Other speakers include C. H. Watson, Sid Johnson, and Chuck Bennett.
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Ted W. Kober
Vickers & Benson Ltd
Toronto
CWNA
Kober
Rober
C. H. Watson
iShoe Corporation of Canada
Sid Johnson
Rapid Grip & Batten Ltd
Chuck Bennett
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Elephants Cooperate in Ocean Travel If Given Whisky and Warm Water
The text notes that elephants tolerate travel by ocean vessel when offered whisky and warm water, suggesting unusual conditions ease long journeys. No further context or supporting details provided.
Fashion Writer Fights Back at Gendered Car Styles
Freda Garmatse defends female fashion against male opposition to new car designs. She argues style changes drive comfort and modernity, noting men critique women’s fashions while embracing extravagant autos. She suggests male taste in cars mirrors broader fashion biases.
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Fasma
Freda Garmatse
Strathmore Oct Apricot Orchard Sets Alberta Record
Five tons of apricots were produced from a single acre at Strathmore, the largest apricot orchard in Alberta managed by the Brooks Horticultural Station. Originating stock came from Manchuria in 1928. Horticulture officials note aims to breed winter hardy, well bearing trees for Alberta conditions. University and Alberta Department of Agriculture specialists selected thirteen trees for high quality fruit. District residents enjoyed the fruit and are returning pits for seedling propagation.
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Strathmore
Alberta
Brooks Horticultural Station
Manchuria
P. D. McCalla
University of Alberta
Alberta Department of Agriculture
the Bulletin
Brooks
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