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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1976
Page
2
Agriculture Canada researchers in Saskatoon report carbon dioxide released by germinating seeds attracts wireworms, helping detect larvae and estimate feeding-ready populations. The study notes rapid, accurate localization of seeds by larvae and outlines a CO2 trap concept for soil collection amid the pests long life cycle.
The Department of Agriculture Roblin Office requires immediately a full time temporary stenographer. A candidate must be available now and transferable to duties in the office. Applications should be directed to the Roblin office with relevant experience.
The article notes a motion to reduce Education Minister Hanuschak’s annual pay due to dissatisfaction with his performance. The opposition’s proposed cut is humorously framed around the traditional figure of one dollar, but inflation leads to a $2.50 figure for the cut, reflecting broader wage concerns.
The article advises indoor cultivation of rosemary thyme marjoram parsley and chives to enliven meals. It explains herb flavor strength drying vs fresh chopping guidelines and how to incorporate herbs into soups stews salads and meats with tips on quantity timing and sparing use. A pamphlet is available from the local Department of Agriculture Office or Box 970 Roblin Manitoba.
A moral note on gossip warning it fuels anxiety and heartbreak. It urges readers to abstain by saying it is not their business and to protect themselves by avoiding harmful chatter. It contrasts superior talk of ideas with mediocre talk about things and little talk about people.
Four Manitoba agricultural societies consider making Equine Infectious Anemia tests mandatory this summer. Tests screen blood for swamp fever. affected horses face destruction or quarantine with up to 200 dollars compensation. Guides urge early vet checks or certificates to ensure show eligibility.
A university professor complains his remuneration rate is too low and imagines earning more by collecting garbage. The remark raises questions about the value of academic labor and compensation in higher education.
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