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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1956
Page
3
Article traces evolution of sailors trousers from canvas skirts to breeches and bell bottoms. It notes early 15th century attire, shift to breeches for economical and practical reasons, and 1990 Royal Canadian Navy uniform update with pockets and zipper fly while bell bottoms persist as tradition.
Hon F C Bell announces big game seasons and bag limits for winter. Deer bag remains one adult deer per hunter, with unchanged licence fees. Moose seasons vary by area from Nov 14 to Dec 31 and Dec 10 to Dec 22, with area specific bag limits and pricing. caribou hunting restricted to residents.
Betty Phillips and Ernie Prentice meet weekly on the Vancouver CBC TV program Louy Too Dum. They deliver a pleasant half hour of light entertainment highlighting folk songs and ballads.
A 1920s era plea outlines how pests weeds and diseases slash crop yields in Canada. It cites losses totaling 1 230 000 000 annually with weeds alone at 486 600 000. The article argues for pest control pesticides better cultural methods and resistant crops to cut production costs and boost output.
In Canadian conditions a second alfalfa cutting is often avoided until late September or October to prevent weakening plants for winter. Analyses show about 19 percent protein in late cut alfalfa, but cool damp weather hinders curing as hay, making silage preferable. When ensiled, mix with 150 290 pounds of ground oats or barley per crop to reduce moisture, add carbohydrates, and improve preservative qualities.
Mr G E Mayne vice president Prairie Region of Canadian Pacific Railway accepts the chairmanship of the Prairie Provinces Division of the Canadian Forestry Association. He also joins the National Executive, with a background as Calgary resident, former Alberta district general superintendent, and Winnipeg general manager.
A rambling column mixes a light tale of a city feller and Ol Sam with reflections on forestry and tree farming. It touts planting, harvesting tips, and transportation choices, stressing efficient handling to save money while weaving scattered anecdotes and quirky statements.
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