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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
2
A reader voices frustration after a MFU meeting with the Agriculture Minister. They question why hydro subsidies exist if farms must buy less and work harder and charge why household appliances should be limited. They contrast high living standards with factory profits and rising machinery costs.
The speaker questions profit motives citing a Canada Packers president who rose from office boy to leave a seven million dollar will and General Motors leaders earning $304 hourly with a $25,000 pension. He argues against claims there is no profit and notes widespread agricultural overproduction.
Premier D L Campbell closed the yard breaker on October 22 to connect the Manitoba Power Commission s 100 000th customer A Weerts of Makinak. A ceremony at his farm honored nine years of farm electrification progress from 1945 to 90 percent of Manitoba farms served.
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The article stresses early pediatric dental care noting most children have all primary teeth by age three and should visit a dentist. Early caries in first teeth are repairable and saving the tooth matters as the health of primary teeth influences the second set and proper eruption.
Agricultural guidance urges farmers to store tough grain on farm if elevators are full and moisture is under 16 percent. For damp grain over 18 percent, on farm drying is required with batch driers kept at 135 F, avoid drying seed grain, and seek advice from Agricultural Representatives and elevator Agents.
Tenders must be received by November 2 1954 with details on vehicle make gear and Highway Traffic Act license. Bidders provide bondsman name and terms from January to May 1955. The Van Committee may alter routes. lowest tender not guaranteed acceptance. Routes listed with multiple names. L. I. Spear is secretary treasurer, District 1283.
Trade proposal from Mr. Peter Matsyk Roblin Manitoba seeking to exchange one land section four miles east of Roblin with buildings for a half section of land in Roblin district preferred.
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