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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1957
Page
2
Rod and Gun Digest outlines the up and coming pheasant season with cock only rules and regional hunting tips. It highlights preferred pheasant areas Melita, Resseil-Sitlimouth, Pem-Guha River Valleys and notes grouse openings and waterfowl laws in Manitoba.
The newspaper piece notes ducks moving to Digger waters at night as Pintails Blue Winged Teal and other species migrate. It highlights a deer hunting booklet by Canadian Industries Limited, a rod and gun contest with leaders Matt Stoetzel and a 25 prize, and a personal anecdote about a Blue Winged Teal mistakenly shipped as a shoe, ending with a humorous note about the writer’s daughter.
Roblin Manitoba listing for Reverend John F S Conlin BA LTH Box 197 2nd Ave. Phone 104 with street address and location details.
The readable fragments show events listed with start times including 10 00 a m 2 30 p m 7 00 p m and 7 15 a m, indicating a scattered timetable without full context or dates. The piece preserves time stamps but lacks coherence to identify the event, place, or organizer.
A reflective verse set at the last supper in an upper room. Jesus asks if any among the twelve will betray him, none accusing another. The speaker vows to keep faith and questions themselves if they are at fault when others suffer.
The Canadian Junior Red Cross announces a safety campaign for youth featuring a classroom calendar and teacher guide for the current school year. Dr John T Phair says rising home and play accidents spur the effort, with parental involvement and public cooperation to instill safe habits. Stop And Go guidance stresses that children learn by example from adults and older siblings.
Agricultural article notes growing interest in using wheat for animal feed amid marketing challenges and rising demand for livestock products. It explains high quality wheat can become feed during market shifts, with low grade wheat moving to feeders in Western Canada and farms feeding surplus grain locally. World demand for feed grain may rise as standards of living lift demand for protective foods and livestock products.
Disease resistance has become central in barley breeding at the Brandon Experimental Farm. The program now emphasizes yield, straw length, and shattering resistance alongside disease resistance, stressing cooperation among plant researchers to accelerate development of new disease resistant varieties with satisfactory yield and quality.
Breeders and pathologists from Dominion Agriculture and universities of Manitoba and Saskatchewan join in a project to integrate dustase resistance into superior pomic varieties. Backcrossing programs adapt varietal stocks, aiming to establish yaatinee and create hybrids like Gaveview with smut resistance. Progress points to development of superior crops, with final outcomes expected after further work.
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