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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
2
Practical guide on chemical and hot water seed treatments for smut in wheat barley and oats. Describes mercurial dusts Leytonan New Improved Coresan and Formaldehyde options, equipment setup, safety, costs about 2 cents per bushel, and yearly usage to prevent yield losses.
The column lauds a victory over wheat rust as Canada releases wheat No 9751 bred by the Dominion Rust Research Laboratory Winnipeg and partners. About 1400 bushels are distributed to farmers. tribute urged for scientists whose work boosts farming income and national wealth.
Factors raising prices include Spain buying Argentine wheat and Romanian wheat, small Argentine crop, a limited Russia Balkans surplus, and potential delays in Argentine corn. Downward pressures arise from European spring sowing, Tunisia durum offers, improved Indian wheat, and favorable African corn prospects. Opinions vary on Australian wheat, Argentine corn abandonment, and possible end of Canadian price supports.
Betty and Marjorie plan Christmas shop talk and church prospects while Betty frets over a dress and the visit with her long unseen family. Marjorie lends clothes, invites Betty to church, and a budding romance with Dr. Reed stirs curiosity as Betty hopes for a fresh start.
A startled narrator exclaims Brentwood snow seen on the hill above their long stone house with white pillars. Marjorie notices a tall, finely built young man approaching with eyes of wary wonder and peaceful depth, suggesting a moment of intrigue before the story continues.
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