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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
4
The piece argues against Meighen portraying Bolshevism as a threat and defends farmers and their wives while urging independence from propaganda. It also reports Manitoba temperance act amendments limiting alcohol sales and prescribing rules for prescriptions and government control.
The referendum to be held October 25 will follow the 1920 provincial lists under amendments to the Canada Temperance Act passed by the Dominion Parliament. All eligible voters from the provincial general election may vote on the referendum. An affirmative majority will put a measure into effect.
The article explains cow testing aims to reveal milk and fat production per cow to identify those worth keeping. It notes many farmers guess which cows to keep or cull and that good conformation does not always mean high production. Dairy records remove guesswork and aid selective breeding.
Progress of cow testing shows farmers securing free information upon application. It outlines that cowsalt details reveal many farmers increased herd production from 30 to 75 percent and some doubled herd averages in a few years. Where cow testing has been practiced for several years, the average yield per cow rises.
The September 1 1920 meeting of Silver Creek council chaired by Dunn approved last minutes and deferred NE 36 1927. The assessor was told to finish the assessment roll and $1900 yearly was proposed for an experienced doctor to Angusville. Payments to local firms listed. Next meeting at Silverto with chairman. Australia seeks a 125 million loan. U S presidential candidate urges a square deal for farmers.
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