Liquid fertilizers fail to boost Saskatchewan crops
W B E Johnson of the agriculture department reports extensive testing shows liquid fertilizers ineffective for cereals. Seed and spray applications rarely pay back costs, while dry 11 48 0 fertilizer proves cheaper per unit of plant food. He warns against expensive solution fertilizers and urges consulting agricultural reps before buying non recommended products.
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Sankatchewan
W. BE. Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Tme
Johnson
Saskatchewan
New plastic technique reshapes orthopedic shoes in Saskatoon
B R Sherwood reveals a method using Polyfilm plastic to form a transparent shoe from a wooden cast. Heat molds the film over a Vitathene last, stretched to fit, then bonded to the sole. The process reduces errors in fitting and saves time and money for crippled children and adults.
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Saskatoon
B. R. Sherwood
Saskatchewan Council For
Mr. Sherwood
Covering the gamut The Canadian Champion Milton Ontario
The Canadian Champion from Milton Ontario chronicles a broad spectrum of local events and issues, offering readers a compact view of community happenings, updates, and notable developments affecting residents and institutions within Milton.
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Milton
Ontario
Short Course for Meeting Chairmen in a Busy Year
A column urges a practical guide for presidents to run meetings efficiently. It notes amendments to motions can complicate proceedings, suggests studying parliamentary procedure, and invites timely input for local coverage.
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Society of Ancient and Antique Bell Ringers
Beauchesne
Canada
Bourinot
Price of beef explained by rising plastic use
The Wall Street Journal argues beef prices rise not simply from supply and demand but from plastics. Higher demand for steaks funds losses from cheaper hides as plastics replace leather. Packing houses shift profits by raising beef cut prices while hides fall.
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United States
The
Wall Street Journal
Money Trees for March of Dimes Fund Drive
A provincial campaign launches a January drive for the March of Dimes with a “money tree” idea. Households receive a folder and posters will appear in stores as volunteers promote fundraising through radio, press and TV publicity to support rehabilitation for the handicapped.
Campaign on voting age sparks candidate debate
The Commons elections committee reconsiders lowering the federal voting age to 18 and discusses whether 18 year olds should be eligible to stand as candidates. The Calgary Herald notes the panel favors full legal examination, arguing 18 voters should be eligible to run.
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Commons Elections Committee
Commons Committee
The
Herald
Calgary Herald
Tire safety urged to reduce traffic accidents
North Bay Nugget argues for empowered authorities to force removal of bald tires, noting brakes and lights checks are good but tires are crucial to prevent blowouts and skidding fires. Authors stress tread wear increases loss of grip and ought to be regulated.
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North Bay
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