Farmers Advised To Dehorn Yearlings In Feedlots
Acting provincial livestock commissioner Al Church advises dehorning yearlings before the feeding program advances. He says feeders adapt to feedlots and dehorning then causes little setback, while dehorning two-year-olds or cows is impractical due to weight loss. Older calves winter and spring, yearlings may be dehorned with pincers or gouger. Horned cattle incur costs and cause injuries in feedlots. dehorning reduces space needs and handling issues. Dehorners are available via agricultural offices, funded by the Horned Cattle Fund. avoid dehorning in prolonged sub-zero weather.
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al Church
Mr. Church
Church
Classifieds Evening Notice for Sale and Exchange
Late classified items include a Coleman oil space heater in large size with air conditioning at $85 and a McLennan heat exchanger at $20, contact Bob Thom at 53 or 298 Russell. Wanted a good used piano with state price, Box 156 Inglis. Exchange seeks a brown overshoe left at hospital by a female Tuesday, call 803-13.
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Coleman Oil Space
McLennan
Bob ‘Thom
Russell
Inglis
U M Public Appeal For Building Fund
Dr Hugh H Saunderson University president explains growth and funds for a 11 050 000 building program as part of a 33 279 150 development plan from 1956, noting enrolment increases and government support, with Premier Roblin pledging two dollars from government for each public dollar donated.
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Hugh H. Saunderson
Saunderson
Dr. Saunderson
Roblin
Canada Council
University of Manitoba
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Duff Roblin
Fallacies of Socialism booklet defends free enterprise
A 32 page Canadian Chamber of Commerce booklet argues that socialism and planned economies erode personal freedom. It cites nine economic fallacies and defends the enterprise system, noting taxation, public services, and incentives, while warning against government planners and Marxist socialism as steps toward communism.
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Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Christmens Cheer For Overseas Servicemen
A big RCA transport plane departed from Trenton Ontario last week carrying Christmas presents for Canadian service men in the Congo. Labatt's beer shipments accompany the gifts for holiday festivities in this unsettled region. The company has shipped to Canadians overseas every Christmas since 1950. Additional consignments go to Canadian Truce Team members in Vietnam and UN personnel in Egypt. A speaker noted the shortest night of the year is Christmas Eve from sundown to sunup.
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RCA
Trenton
Ontario
Africa
Congo
Labatt
The
Brewing Company
Truce Team
Viet Nam
Ndo
China
United Nations
Egypt
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F. Clement & Sons
Russell Banner
U.M. Public Appeal For Building Fund
Alberta
Communist Party
Christmens
Maple Leaf Sausage
Bologna
Milko
Ces
Shlow Label
Russell, Man
of Your Robinson
Dilling
Shellmouth
Bp.o. Elks
B.C
Bicknell’s
ESSO
Clement
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alexandra
Canadian Pacific
Wain Street
Higgins
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