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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 11, 1945
Page
2
Benjamin Franklin laments that hopeful thinking leads to confusion and errors, arguing that wishful notions mislead judgment and delay practical progress. The remark reflects a cautionary stance on optimism versus realism.
Sapper Everett Walter Boyce of the Royal Canadian Engineers wed Miss Doreen Brown of Old Goole England at Goole Parish Church. The couple, with bridesmaids Enid Scott Margar et Austwick Avril Yeoman and friends, planned a Skipton honeymoon. Best man was Michael Brosko. Rev Rawlins officiated. Jessop played the organ.
A 1945 profit of $1,824,811 for Canada Packers is highlighted along with a $581,000 inventory reserve. The piece compares 1939 and 1945 livestock prices, notes rising hog and cattle slaughter, and discusses postwar demand in Britain, hemispheric competition, and policy needs. It urges western farmers to boost hog production to retain the British bacon market.
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