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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1950
Page
4
In Jacksonville Florida a story notes a large amount of play money produced in the United States. The piece contrasts American production with Washington and discusses a toy industry facet, mentioning play money toys and related items amid a broad description of output and sights.
A veteran who served with Jacksonville during the war in the navy pursues print and now runs a businesslike Deen That started bine of T twee iie why eb gid Gaim oat Nene rhe plant Tae Jo empl night amt day Theor preatact goes dieover the quautrs and abroad. Grimland leads Newsweek Magazine origination and promotion amid broader wartime press activity and industry ties. The Agriculture Department clashes with the RFC over contracts for synthetic rubber plant materials and grain belt tensions.
Lord Roderic Gordon and Lady Gordon run mixed farming on about 00 acres near Bentley Alta. They converted two old Calgary street cars into hog pens, aims to raise 1500 hogs by next summer, and one of their animals is slated for the Toronto royal winter fair. The couple has shown hogs in the west and earned ribbons.
Mr. A R Mosher presides over the Canadian Congress of Labour and the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees. He urges fair treatment for union members while noting railways are poor and workers are poorer, suggesting a prolonged strike could push all toward the poorhouse.
In Candiac Sask, 76 year old Rev Fran c is Pander claims a new fruit-growing method called planting by layers. Starting from one nursery crabapple and one standard apple tree, 175 young trees now grow in his garden via branch layering. He says the process, which also yields cherries plums gooseberries raspberries and Saskatoon berries, is cheaper faster and more productive than grafting.
Stratford Beacon Herald notes a syndicated psychologist remark about excellence, recalling a local housewife famed for a strange feat of fitting seven clothes pins in her mouth on a busy Monday, illustrating quirky town lore.
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