National Show opens in Toronto Coliseum with varied displays
The Rod & Gun Digest preview notes the National Sportsmen's Show at the Coliseum on the C N E Grounds in Toronto. Premier Robarts will open the eight day event featuring fishing tackle, luxury yachts, a Miss Outdoors Girl of Canada contest, water spectacles, dog shows, casting and spinning demos, and archery and table tennis tournaments with profits to Canadian conservation projects.
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Coliseum
Toronto
J. P. Robarts
C.N.E
Canada
Louisiama Conservationist
Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Louisiana
Fish and Wildlife Services
Forage use and grain rations in cattle feeding discussed
The article weighs grain heavy rations versus forage in cattle feeding. It notes lower costs for grain, possible milk and weight outcomes on superior forage, and the ketosis risk with high grain diets. It cites Georgia Experiment Station on Guernsey cows thriving on grass and cereals with no grain, and warns against overdoing concentrates while stressing quality forage as key to livestock production. It also answers a poultry salt question, showing salt needs vary with diet fiber.
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Georgia
Guernsey
Ontario
Canada
College of Agriculture
Of Many Things How Strong A Government
Opinion piece argues against the urge for strong government and cites historical examples of harsh regimes. It notes voters should choose freely without fearing a party’s dominance and suggests directly addressing candidates with letters about government overreach.
Stuffed With Goodness Lamb Chops Bake Guide
Recipe mixes bread cubes mint savory peas and butter then bakes with lamb chops at 350 for 40 minutes yielding 6 to 8 servings. Includes cautionary paragraphs on epidemics and the value of prevention, urging readers to call a doctor early and noting dangers from cars and fires.
Vote expresses demand for stable policy over elections
A speaker asserts caution against constant political maneuvering urging a five year policy period with fair laws and responsible elected representatives. He warns that perpetual elections create tax policy uncertainty and waste time.
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MLP
The Ounce of Prevention Worth The Pound of Cure
The piece notes Canadians live longer today due to health education increasing since 1900s. It argues widespread access to health facts boosts public health, recalling past epidemics such as smallpox diphtheria and typhoid. It emphasizes information as a key factor in healthier, longer lives.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Frank Edward Ward
Legal notices to creditors claimants must file verified claims in Roblin Manitoba at Box 810 by April 16 1963. Executor Walter J Ward represented by Rupert Carr solicitor notes in Roblin that claims should be sent before the deadline.
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Frank Edward Ward
Deepdale
Province of
Manitoba
Roblin
Rupert Carr
Walter J. Ward
Notice to Creditor Harvey Nelson Boyce Manitoba Farmer
Notice to creditor for Harvey Nelson Boyce late of Makaroff Manitoba farmer on or before April 23 1963 This 8th day of March 1969 Beatrice Boyce executrix announces and calls for claims against the estate of the deceased to be submitted to the undersigned executrix by the stated deadline.
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Harvey Nelson Boyce
Makaroff
Manitoba
Roblin
Rupert Carr
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