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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 07, 1955

Page

2

Illustrated Guide to Prairie Weeds Third Edition Released

The Department announces a revised Third Edition of An Illustrated Guide to Prairie Weeds, a nonprofit bulletin to help Western Canadian farmers identify weeds. Over 60 prairie weeds and seeds are described in accessible language with illustrations, aiming to aid control, reproduction habits, and combat methods. Copies are free from local grain growers and elevators service offices in Wingip or Calgary.

Ite Canada Prairies Thestin Li Elevators Fann Service Wingip Calgary

Canadian Cellucotton Opens Winnipeg Plant

Winnipeg hosts the Canadian Cellucotton Products Co Ltd with a new St James mill covering about 50 000 square feet. The plant cost more than 600000 and will employ over 50 locals, producing Kleenex and other products for Western Canada. In year one it should produce over a quarter of all Kleenex used in Canada.

Winnipeg Wesern Canada Celucotton Products Co. Ltd St James Western Canada Canada

Rising costs meet steady stationery prices

A note on household finances shows general price increases for many goods while the cost of writing paper and envelopes remains fixed as stationery. The contrast highlights budgeting choices for households and small offices amid inflation.

Press Radio Scholarship Fund awards seven Manitoba scholarships

The Press Radio Scholarship Fund for Orphans awarded seven Manitoba scholarships this year totaling $2,000. Winners include two from Winnipeg and others from Winnipeg Beach Portage la Prairie Minnedosa Flin Flon and St Boniface with values from $100 to over $700. The fund also aided two orphans in finding employment after a four member selection board reviewed applications from welfare agencies.

Manitoba The Press Radio Winnipeg Winnipeg Beach Portage la Prairie Minnedosa Flin Flon St Boniface Wc.l.orimer Victor Sifton University of Manitoba

Manitoba fund aids orphans education through media group

Justice Samuel Freedman and Miss Ann DuMoutlin, executive director of the Welfare Council of Greater Winnipeg, outline a fund principle to assist dependent children in completing schooling, trades training, business college, nursing or university education. The fund, set up and administered by newspaper and radio workers in Manitoba, is a Manitoba corporation.

Samuel Freedman Ann DuMoutlin The Welfare Counci of Greater Winnipeg Manitoba

Chrysler of Canada near ten thousand workers in 30th anniversary message

Windsor report notes Chrysler of Canada employs nearly 10,000 at Windsor plant and offices and its parts plants in Catham Moncton Regina and Red Deer. E C Row, president, highlights 85.9 percent of vehicles since 1925 remain on highways and cites over 240 million in wages and 217 million in taxes. Retail value of 1,154,940 vehicles ~1.6 billion. The message says the company is marching ahead and plans to reset for the future.

Windsor Canada Chrysler of Canada E. C. Row Chrysler Catham Ont Moncton N.B Regina Sask Red Deer Alberta

Dirt Cheap Diner Recalled First Kiss and Cigar

A reader recalls a town restaurant offering dirt cheap meals while reflecting on a memorable first kiss and the missed cigarette moment from a past encounter. The note blends nostalgia and playful regret about a cigarette left behind.

Notes From The Experimental Farm Branchos Manitoba

The western Manitoba fields show depressions with poor drainage causing wet springs and poor seeding prospects. Continuous wetting harms soil and nutrients, while shallow standing moisture risks salinity. Recommend seeding oats or barley for green feed or pasture, or sowing water-tolerant grasses to improve the depressed areas.

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