Manitoba Section in New York Times Promotes Province
A 2 page bi advertising section published by The New York Times on May 25 promotes Manitoba. Sponsored by the Marines Department of Industry and Commerce the glossy spread highlights industrial and investment opportunities and resort attractions. Quotes from Premier Douglas Campbell emphasize Manitoba as a live work and play hub with stories on industrial output and transportation networks.
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New York Times
Province of Manitoba
Manitoba
Marines Department of Industry and Commerce
Canada
Douglas Campbell
Get the Man Right and Then the World
A father tells of a boy finishing a world map puzzle quickly because the back showed a man. The parable says if we get the man right, we can get the world right. Individuals must be right first to hold all things together in Christ.
The Benefit of Town Planning Noted in Manitoba Conference
Town planning is essential for towns and villages to attract visitors and industry. The Community Planning Association urges wise land use to preserve neighborhoods, parks, and future growth. A Winnipeg conference on renewal of deteriorated districts dates June 3 and 4, while the Manitoba Government offers a Provincial Planning Service to assist towns.
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Nis
Cties
Communiy Planning Association
Winnipeg
Greater
Manitoba
Community Planning Association of Canada
Importance of weed control for prairie farmers
The piece stresses weed control as vital during the growing season, noting weed losses cut 1967 crop production by 17.5 percent and weeds cause higher crop loss than rust epidemics. It highlights Manitoba studies on reduced protein in weed-infested grain, broader impacts on animal products and land value, and calls for municipal weed inspectors, legislation, and timely cultural practices plus herbicide use to minimize losses.
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University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Where Conservation Began in Canada
Canada’s first conservation step followed the British conquest. A special enactment reserved the choicest pine and spruce trees for naval construction, marking an early move to safeguard timber resources and support Royal Navy needs.
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Canada
Tips on Touring and Car Care for Summer Roads
Shell Oil experts advise gentle cleaning for new cars with cold water early on to let paint harden, then regular washing. Chrome trims need special compounds, salt air harms finishes, wax provides 3 to 6 month protection, and vacuuming upholstery keeps interiors sparkling. A shiny car equals a new outfit and summer drives beckon.
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Shell Oil
Fairer Sex Report Sparks Fishing Derby Results
G N Brown of Brandon won the contest with a 1 pound fish while Ole Olsen secured second with a near nine pound catch. The Portage Derby at Westbourne is set for this weekend as the text notes a forest burn of sixty percent in Canada with only thirteen percent logged.
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G. N. Brown
Brandon
Ole Olsen
Westbourne
Canada
Salt Use In Sheep Rations And Internal Parasite Control
Dr Guntay Bohastedt notes salt as a carrier for medicines and minerals, helps regulate protein intake, and aids uniform feeding. Salt blocks influence grazing pressure, support self feeding with water access, and may reduce urinary calculi. For parasites, practical control includes drenching with phenothiazine and salt blends, or mineral mixes. phenothiazine does not kill tapeworms, with Di-Phenthane 70 for thin pests.
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Bohstedt
T. D. Bell
Kansas State College
State College of Washington
Colorado
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Roblin
United Church Weekly Message
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the Campbell
Liberal-Progressive Plans
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Care
Lam Van's Travel Authority
Guntay Bohatedt
University of Wisconsin
Ted
Manitoba Hospital Services Plan
Manitoba Hospital Services
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