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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 02, 1937

Page

3

Conditions in Manitoba Agriculture As At August 25

The Manitoba crop has progressed with 16 percent still uncut. threshing is in full swing though some districts report difficult strawing and lodging. Horses suffer from encephalomyelitis and mosquitoes, reducing horsepower, while rainfall and drought shaped yields. Marquis and Thatcher wheat show mixed results. durum and oats, barley, flax yield well. fodder corn and potatoes are good. Rainfall varied widely from April 1 to August 22, with Brandon and Morden among the wettest sites. projections estimate wheat 63 million bushels, oats 44, barley 37 million, though results range from light to heavy.

Manitoba Marquis Saskatchewan Thatcher Alihorn McAuley Miniota Hirtle Russell Roblin Benito Morden Brandon Emerson Boissevain Portage la Prairie Pierson Cypress River Winnipes Virden Minnedoss Dauphin Swan River

Senator Mullins Tips On Staying Young At 76

Senator Mullins, aged 76, shares aged wisdom in a light hearted exchange with Tom Mix. He jokes the worst habit is smoking while recalling times with Mix and a Canadian exhibition appearance in Toronto.

Senator Mullins A A. Stullins Senator Mulliny Tom Mix Calirma Ranch Mo‘vester Torono Alberta Malling Mix

Canada’s Farm Exports Split By Industrial Goods

The report details Canada’s agricultural exports by product, noting shares for foodstuffs, metals, wood, paper, and minerals. It highlights the United Kingdom, United States, and other countries as key destinations, with the United States alone accounting for a sizable portion of trade.

Sonterrour Canonemralic Risctly Ted Txtien Tyre Canada America Esupingon Ariatwa Beek Empire United State of Armoricn Itis

Preservation of Farm Fence Posts Shows Creosote Benefit

Experiments at Indian Head Sask assess preservative treatment for fence posts. Painting or dipping butt ends offers little life extension. Creosote immersion at 180 to 225 degrees for 20 minutes to an hour yields best results, with round cedar posts lasting many years on upland prairie. Russian poplar and other species rot if untreated. creosote treatment markedly extends life, with mixed results pending further data.

Dominion Forest Indian Head Sask

Annual Sheep and Swine Sale at Brandon October 20

Annual sale of pure bred sheep and swine by Manitoba associations set for October 20 to 22 at the winter fair buildings Brandon. Trade adds and annual show also on those dates. Rams must be graded by Dominion live stock branch inspector. Breeders to file grading applications by September 13 with Secretary J Bette. Sale entries close October 11 and show entries October 16. Annual meeting of four rock breeders associations to Brandon.

J.B. Bette Lassence Brandon

Olds Gasoline Tax Discriminates Against Car Owners

A historical critique argues that high gasoline taxes unfairly burden car owners. It contends funds from the tax were diverted to other uses, not road upkeep, citing New York state votes in May as example. The piece asserts that motorists face unequal tax burdens, counting on more than $20,000 in impact on certain households.

OLDS New York State

No Relief for Persons Moving to Winnipeg

City unemployment warning targets non residents seeking work in Winnipeg. Officials note high relief dependency and employable rate among the unemployed, warning that those moving from rural Manitoba to the city may be shipped back if they seek relief. The notice stresses firm action to avoid subsidizing relocations and cites crop conditions and future labour demand.

City of Winnipeg Mon‘toba Manitoba

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