Value and Quality in Barley Production
In 1949 about 30 million bushels of barley will be merchandized to malting firms in Canada and the U S. Western growers gain roughly 7.5 million dollars extra from malting barley over feed barley. The piece discusses threshing and combining methods, swath management, cylinder speed, and quality factors to maximize malting barley yield and quality, with a note directing readers to a bulletin from the Barley Improvement Institute in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Montcalm
Barley Improvement Institute
Exchange
Winnipeg
Manitoba
More Hard-Top Roads Wanted
A Winnipeg board of Directors meeting of the Roads Association discussed the provinces hard surfacing program. They adopted More Hard-Surfaced Roads as a 1950 slogan and urged greater local participation, drainage considerations, and a Beautify Manitoba Contest. The group invited 35 guest speakers for the November 2 meeting and planned Manitoba outreach to the Canadian Good Roads Association.
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the Roads Association
Winnipeg
Percy Beachell
Rosser
M. Dubas
East Selkirk
H. G. Langrell
Warren P.O
J. H. Cathcart
Charleswood
W. H. French
Stony Mountain
Walter Youngman
F. B. Scott
Lee. Treas
H. G. Wade
Hector French
Reeve Langrell
Beachell
Reeve Dubas
Department of Public Works
W. J. Graves
Manitoba
D. Leo Dolanirector
Canadian Government Travel Bureau
Canadian Good Roads Association
Errick Willis
Canadian Association
Prince Charles May See Photographer Not Girl In Parade
Royal procession scene shows Prince Charles in a buggy as a photographer captures the moment while a young girl steps forward to speak. The scene focuses on the child amid the princely procession, with the prince appearing amused by the photographer's antics.
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Prince Charles
Manitoba Attracts Industries in Growth Push
The Winnipeg Tribune reports Manitoba shows rapid industrial expansion led by R. E. Grose. Projected production this year hits 438 million dollars, payrolls reach 87 million, and employment rises to 42,000. Over 100 new industries started in two years with rural plant locations increasing.
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Manitoba
R. E. Grose
Department of Industry and Commerce
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Greater
Winnipeg
Unemployment Debate in Canada Over Aid and Responsibility
The piece argues that genuine unemployment deserves support, and public opinion favors a guarantee of basic income until new work is found. It notes that blame rests with individuals who merely wait for similar jobs and calls for a modest living allowance during job searches.
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Canada
Prime Minister Urges Canada Red Cross Fund Drive
Prime Minister St Laurent urged all Canadians to donate to the Canadian Red Cross Society national appeal opening Wednesday. He noted the voluntary nature of the campaign and praised the public for sustaining the Red Cross in peacetime relief work.
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Canadian Red Cross
St. Laurent
Canadian Red Cross Society
People of
Canada
Red Cross
Mosquito with Anti Freeze Attracts Attention In Altona
Fred Abel of Altona Manitoba displayed a mosquito he claims had anti freeze in its veins. He says the insect buzzed into his house when the outside temperature was 25 below zero. He notes the curious find as a local oddity and warns others.
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Fred ‘Abel
Altona
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