Chutes and Corrals for Beef Cattle Handling
The AG REP report outlines chute dimensions to suit cows and calves with a 14 inch bottom and 26 inch five foot level. Long chutes with angle or downhill slope ease movement. side-opening chutes reduce injuries, front openings speed handling. Prepare rough outlet surface, and obtain Beef Cattle Housing and Equipment plans from Carrot Valley Hall bulletin library or Swan River Agricultural Office.
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Bulletin Library
Carrot Valley Hall
Agricultural Office
Swan River
Feed grain surplus prompts local cattle finishing option
Local farmers discuss a two year feed grain surplus in IPas area sold through the elevator. Some farmers sold cattle as feeders and could be well paid if they finished yearling heifers and steers before shipment. Consider finishing cattle this winter if facilities and feed are available to profit from the situation.
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Ipas
Legion Notes Appeals for Used Reading Material to Help Hospital
The Legion notes appeal for donated reading material and jigsaw puzzles for hospital patients. They urge bringing items or calling to collect them and thank contributors. They praise regular hospital visits and encourage cheerier visits, noting Santa lists for children and a Christmas visit.
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Birdie
Castle
Santa
Legion Hall
Alfie
Lido Theatre
Aunday
Ottawa Parliament session moves with strong start
Ottawa Report notes the Twenty-fifth Parliament’s opening week shows the government set to run a long session with early legislation from the throne speech already before the House. Bud Simpson observes opposition criticism lacked substance and predicts no immediate election, while the Prime Minister’s stance at the Commonwealth Center frames the debate.
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Bud" Simpson
Canada
House of Commons
Commonwealth Center
Winter Works To Employ 10000 This Winter
Hon John B Carroll chair of the inter departmental winter works committee says 10000 jobs will be created this winter. Provincial departments will spend over 30 million on works employing 3800 men plus municipal winter works targeting at least 4600 jobs and government supported projects worth 7.5 million for schools and 5.2 million for hospitals.
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John B. Carroll
Endowment Aims to Employ 1600 Men in Winter Project
Mr Carroll cites a $1 6 million fund to hire up to 1600 elderly workers for winter construction. He notes that counting indirect off site work linked to the projects could push employment figures higher.
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Carroll
Manitoba Teachers Society Holds October Meeting at Collegiate
The Manitoba Teachers Society of Kelsey School Division No. 45 met Tuesday October 9 at the Collegiate for their regular monthly session. President Mrs. M. Piniuta led general business while guests R. Trainor of Flin Flon Salaries Representative spoke on his role and Mrs. Lockhart from Flin Flon Provincial Executive urged study for a Professional Bill advancing Manitoba teachers.
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Manitoba Teachers Society
Kelsey
M. Piniuta
R. Trainor
Flin Flon
Lockhart
Manitoba
Train schedule changes affect CN trains in Manitoba
Canadian National will switch passenger train times in Manitoba and Saskatchewan on October 28. All trains will run on standard time. Train No 64 from Churchill to Winnipeg will depart Churchill on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Churchill
Travel timetable fragment with multiple city arrivals
The text lists scheduled times for Thompson 6 15 p m The Pas 6 05 p m Hudson Bay 8 45 p m Swan River 12 20 a m Dauphin 4 05 a m and arrival in Winnipeg 8 20 a m on Thursdays Saturdays and Mondays.
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Thompson
the Pas
Hudson Bay
Swan River
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Imperial Oil Announces Sale of New Stove Oil
Imperial Oil announces a new stove oil that flows at sub zero temperatures and burns cleaner. The product is launched in northern Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Regular heating oil quality is improved across the three prairie provinces with a price increase of three tenths of a cent per gallon. the new stove oil costs one cent more than regular heating oil.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Imperial Oi
Prairie
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D.R. Flanigan
Mercury Outboard Motor Sales
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Hone Motors
Ottawa Report
Teachers Society
Imperial Oil
Heintzman Pianos
Joyce Colgan
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