Farm News highlights 1955 farm implement sales
Farm News reports 1955 wholesale sales of farm implements at 135 million dollars, down from 147 million in 1954, with repairs at 28 million. Tractors and engines lead with 59 million, followed by harvesting machinery at 28 million and buying machines at 22 million. Plastic-lined dugouts trialed at Melfort and Vauxhall show water retention. Frozen foods offer nutrition parity or superiority when handled properly. Feeder calf rations favor slightly more grain than hay for economical fattening.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Melfort
Sask
Vauxhall
Alta
T A. W. Moyls
Perimental Farm
Summerind
B.C
Grain to hay ration effects on calf gains and costs
The article compares three ration mixes with grain to hay ratios 1 2, 1 1, and 2 1 fed to feeder calves from 500 to 900 pounds. Gains ranged 1.6 to 2.0 lb daily, with feed per 100 lb gain between 798 and 990. grain price shifts alter relative costs and profitability. The piece also notes Manitoba sport and local hunting stories and a deer-car incident anecdote.
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Goas
Rodés and Gun Digest Christmas Greeting Column
Rodé and Gun Digest editor sends sincere holiday wishes to readers and notes Christmas and New Year publication gaps. The column reports annual sport gatherings across the province, citing Plumas G and F Association Deer Head Contest winner Art Mauthe with 15733 points and runner up John Pubben within three points, plus Neepawa hosts with Federation President Dr Pudue and Tourist Director Bert Fraser as guests with Geoff Pasquill prominent in coverage.
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G. & Fr. Association
Jack Huxley
Pike
Matt Stoetzel
Benny Marcelle
Souris Association
Duck Mountains
Carberry
Neepawa
Winnie Cheetham
Plumas G. & F. Association
Art Mauthe
John Pubben
Stuart Pudue
Bert Fraser
Geoff Pasquill
Curly Juravsky Admitted to Manitoba Bar
Wilfred Curly Juravsky of Garson entered the Court of Queen's Bench for Manitoba and was admitted as a Solicitor and Attorney-at-Law. He is a graduate of the University of Manitoba and Manitoba Law School, articled with McMurray Walsh and Co., now practicing at 442 Somerset Building, married with a son.
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Wilfred
Curly Juravsky
Court of Queen's Bench
Manitoba
Curly’ Juravsky
Garson
R.C.A.F
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Law School
McMurray, Walsh and Co
Somerset Bldg
Curly
Louis Juravsky
Avoid Tragedy During Holidays
The AH Canada Insurance Federation warns that Christmas and New Year weekends may bring many deaths and injuries based on last year’s traffic record. They urge drivers to avoid overloads, night driving with glare, driving while tired, texting or talking with passengers, and driving after drinking. Stop for coffee on long trips and never ride with intoxicated drivers. Drive slowly on icy roads.
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AH Canada Insurance Federation
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Lawson’s Store
Jack Lawson
Garson, Man
Pine Falls
Peter Pereux
Powerview
St. George
Great Falls
McArthur Falls
Man
Pine Falls Taxi
the Rock
Fort Alexander Reserve
Merry Christmas
Clive’s Fashion Centre
Al's Lunch
Clive Iwanick
Imperial Oil
Louis Huhn
Bobren’s Shopping
Mr. Bobren
Prop
Ford, Monarch and
Texaco Products
Farm News
Strembicki’s
Post Office
Rodé& Gun Digest
Wilfred “Curly” Juravsky
Esc
Ll.b
Somerset Building
Winnipeg
Rawleigh Dealer
Afl
Walter Scrupsei Garson
Wally
Wozny’s Store
Walter Wozny
Fghia
Garson Hotel
Steve Demski
Springfield
Lac DU Bonnet
Springfield Leader
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