Obituary for Rity in Russell and Marchwell districts
An obituary notes that Rity lived in the Russell and Marchwell districts and was well known. He was predeceased by his wife Alice in 1990 and by two sons. He is survived by four daughters, Charlotte and Rhoda among them, both of whom reside locally. The notice highlights family connections and local roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rity
Russell
Marchwell
Alice
Walter
Beig
Charlotte
Rhoda
World of Wheat Wild Oat Control Fall Application Tested
W G Malaher of Searle Grain Co outlines a fall use of Avadex and Avadex BW for wild oat control in Western Canada. Fall incorporation enhances soil conditions and reduces clod problems, with rates varying by crop. Strong emphasis on thorough mixing, soil texture, and cost versus yield benefits amid disease and weather challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Malaher
Directo Research Searle Grain Co. Ltd
Canada
Bedtime routine experts urge gentler sleep for children
Health authorities emphasize a calm, warm nightly rhythm rather than harsh routines. Parents should share a short, affectionate activity before bed, give advance notice, keep doors open to ease darkness, and avoid using red as punishment to reduce bedtime anxiety.
Manitoba Farm Progress Days Opened By Ministers
Agricultural Minister to open progress days with Honorable Harry J. Ens and G. W. Birt announcing opening with a four program event at the 4H building Brandon fair grounds. Dr Helgi to open the second day with new home design displays from government and private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Ens
Manitoba
G. W. Birt
Manitoba Hydro
Brandon Fair Grounds
Helgi
H. Austman
Manitoba Agriculture Department
Frank Griffith
Westman’ Regional Development Inc
George MacArthur
Athe
Hydro
Storage Assistance On Feed Grains Cancelled
Storage assistance program on western feed grains funded by Manitoba and Ontario has been cancelled as of August 31. A study found free winter storage did not meaningfully affect eastern price trends and the move aims to avoid hindering rail versus water routes to eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lakehead
Aso
Ontario
Ecent
Quebec
British Columbia Growth and Climate Highlighted by RBC Letter
The Royal Bank of Canada Monthly Letter surveys British Columbia's growth from 1961 to 1965 and projects a population near 2.97 million by 1975. It notes a mild climate aided by the Japanese current, Victoria’s 50.2 F average, 2,003 annual sunshine hours, and 26 inches of rain. The piece outlines diverse environments from Douglas fir forests to Alpine snowfields, and details BC’s land use, with 68 percent forest and two percent cultivable land, and cites Mt Watkdington and Mt Fairweather as notable peaks along the provincial boundary.
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Sastenly
British Columbia
Victoria
Praser River
Rockies
Coast Range
Fainweather
Royal Bank of Canada
Ukrainians Pay Personal Income Tax Totals Rise
In 1919 the Ukrainian Catholic community paid 79 million dollars in personal income tax, with the current year’s total expected to exceed 2 billion dollars. The figure marks a surge in tax contribution during the period.
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