Barley threshing urged to protect malting quality
The Barley Improvement Institute warns barley growers to adjust threshing practices to avoid malting-grade losses. A bulletin by S L Vogel cites tests in North Dakota and western Canada, noting that proper cylinder speed and concave clearance save money. No rail tie-ups anticipated as CN Rail moves record grain volumes amid dieselization efforts.
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The
Barley Improvement Institute
S. L. Vogel
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
Red River
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg
Alberta
Manitoba
Brewing and
Institute
Canadian National Railways
Donald Gordon
Prairies
Gordon
C.N.R
Canadian National Lines
Canada
Lakehead
C.N.E
Village of Rossburn Council Meeting August 18 1953
The Village of Rossburn council met on Tuesday August 18 1953 with all members present. Minutes were read and confirmed. A zoning suspension for truck parking was adopted. A by law and agreement with Manitoba Power Commission on street lighting were approved. Fifteen livestock and poultry by law applications approved. The constable’s report and two Old Age Pension applications were adopted. One building permit approved. Bills paid and adjournment set for September 15 at 8 p.m.
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Rossburn
Manitoba Power Commission
Politics And The Good Citizen
A columnist argues that frequent elections create public indifference as voters lose interest between cycles. It notes Manitoba and federal election timing, the public’s poor knowledge of cabinet ministers, and the political desire for voter mandates. The piece critiques taxpayer burden and stresses healthy public engagement.
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Manitoba
House of Commons
Pedestrian Fatalities Highlight Winnipeg Traffic Study
The 1952 Manitoba Highway Safety Division report shows pedestrians accounted for 11 of 13 fatal accidents, with five victims age four or younger and four over 65. Pedestrian injuries numbered 320 of 1,369 total injuries among 1,141 injured. cars caused most incidents.
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Manitoba Highway Safety Division
Greater
Winnipeg
Director of Highway Safety
R. B. Baillie
Rossburn Loses First Game in Dauphin Tourney
Rossburn tied Winnipeg 3 3 through two extra innings before losing. Pitcher Henry Rubeniuk hurled a magnificent game with eight strikeouts. Manager Orman Major thanks Jack Stitt for transport as Neepawa defeated Brandon Sun Crests to win the tourney.
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Rossburn
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Henry Rubeniuk
Neepawaads
Brandon
Sun Crests
Orman Major
Jack Stitt
Hospital Aid Appeals Far More Members
The Hospital Aid met on August 31 in the Clubroom with ten members present. The group lists past purchases for the hospital including linens, gowns, blankets, surgical supplies, and kitchen items and invites more attendees. Next meeting is the last Monday of each month at 8 p.m.
In Memoriam Fred Chrispin
In loving memory of my dear brother Fred Chrispin who died September 28 1952. He would not wish for sorrow or but just to be remembered through the years Always remembered by Ernest of Monash Australia.
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Chrispin
Fred Chrispin
Ernest
Monash
Australia
Crowded Barley Contest Sees 1174 Entries This Year
Manitoba and Alberta lead with 1174 total entries in the National Barley Contest as of this year. Manitoba contributes 733 entries and Alberta 441, with Saskatchewan funds redirected to barley development. Shipments are arriving for inspection and final judging is scheduled for next winter. The contest requires carload entries of malting barley and has run since 1946 in a Western Canada campaign to raise standards.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan At
Saskatoon
Tisdale
Montcalm
O.A.C. 21
Olli
The
Brewing and Malting Industries
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