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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
3
Education Week notes adult learning as key to bridging generations. Manitoba plans experimental Thursday radio lessons for grades XI and XII, supplementing school work. The project, led by Minister Ivan Schuuta, explores how much radio can aid pupils and teachers.
A father suggested teachers write directly to the Department of Education to share their opinions on the value of the new series.
Dominion Experimental Stations report years of tests across soil types and climates in the Prairie Provinces. Six depths from three to eight inches show no yield advantage for deep ploughing. shallower tillage or surface cultivation produce equal or better yields. Subsoiling proves unprofitable except on hardpan soils where deep ploughing helps break impervious layers.
In a Frigid Hudson Bay Junction scene a Northbound tram crew member shouts about a stolen hotel crockery while a passenger claims his teeth are frozen in a water jug. Trainmen thaw teeth, hotel crockery is returned before departure as officials plan to protest tariff rises on petroleum products. Saskatchewan and Manitoba governors prepare to oppose higher crude and refined fuel tariffs into Canada from the United States.
Regulators require beekeepers shipping honey between provinces to obtain licences and follow markings rules. Producers must stamp name and address, color, and grade on containers to identify origin after shipment. If a carload is inspected in another province and grade or color mismatches, sales may be blocked. Producers are urged to stop stamping cans with grade and color at the factory and mark only after determining the actual color and grade of the honey.
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