Wheat rejected for sweet clover taint in Canada
Board of Grain Commissioners reports overseas millers complain Canadian wheat carries a sweet clover odor, persisting from storage through milling and baking. Tests confirm odour in bran and flour, prompting rejection of tainted grain. Officials meet with Manitoba groups to identify taint source and control. Field plans propose leaving mature clover in the field to dry before harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Grain Commissioners
Manitoba
Manitoba University
Department of Agriculture
Dominion Sperimental Farms
Pentecostal Notes Prayer and Evangelistic Meetings
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 PM. Missionary Prayer band meets 2 30 PM. Friday at 11 AM. Evangelistic service Sunday at 2 30 PM. Evangelist M C Wilson and Mr and Mrs Lye, returned missionaries from China, could not attend as announced but will be here August 22 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Wilson
Lye
China
Mortgage Sale Public Auction in Manitoba 1938
Under and by virtue of a mortgage, the south half of Section 13 and the northwest quarter of Section 12 in Township 21 Range 28 West, Manitoba, will be sold by public auction by a licensed auctioneer in Russel on August 26, 1938 at 12 o'clock. The property lies about five miles west of Russel, with a frame house, barn, hen house, and well on a clay subsoil, fenced with two strands of barbed wire. Twenty percent cash. balance per sale terms to be announced. For details contact Thorson & Smith, solicitors, Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allison Glen
Russell
Province of
Manitoba
Russel
Messrs
Thorson & Smith
Great West Permanent
Winnipeg
Abundance of power for combining regardless of load
Abundant power and traction define the Caterpillar D4 diesel tractor praised by R. M. Moore of Sanford Manitoba. Over a 780 hour season run his fuel cost averaged 16 cents per hour. He asserts the D4, paired with a combine, creates an ideal harvesting team, performing well even on wet, muddy ground.
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R. M. Moore
Sanford
Man
Labrador coast survey ties to Dominion defence plan
A Royal Canadian Air Force led survey of Labrador coasts examines potential air base sites as part of defending Atlantic regions. Officials say Newfoundland and Labrador protection hinges on broader Canadian cannot. The report notes bomber threats via Hudson Bay islands and linked defence duties with Britain. Winnipeg gains faster air mail access to London in two days.
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Canada
Labrador
Royal Canadian Air Fort
Newfoundland and Labrador
Atlantic Regnions
Newfoundland
St. Lawrence
Anticosti Island
Dominion
Hudson Bay
Bay
Birchg Bark Talking Man of the North T
G B King recounts James Evans the Methodist missionary who created Cree syllabics in 1840 41 at Norway House to translate Bible hymns and other texts for Ojibway and Cree peoples He forged birch bark type from crude tools and lead to spread writing and printing in Indigenous languages through a short period ending with enduring books and memorials
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Canada
Hudson Bay Territory
Norway House
Winnipeg
Evans
Heans
James Evans
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E. P. Stewart
John Deere
Rockies
Pacific
Canadian Rockies
Pacific Coast
Banff
Fort William
Port Arthur
Russell Banner
Bawlf
N. Bawlf Grain*company Limited
Morigage Sale
Eee Farm
Survey OF Labrador
London
Eng
Air Mall
Cescres
Natiucns F . Fom
Cibadion
Pacite
G. B. King
United College
W. Hancock
Queen's Hotel
Canadian Pacific
St. Regis Hotel
E. F. Stemshorn
Mgr
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