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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1959
Page
2
A Manitoba Saskatchewan ad listing various fish products with weights and prices including Round Mullets Fancy Dressed Headless Mullet Headless Jac Headless Jackfish Tullibees Buffalo Fish Carp Perch Bass and Whi Fish Scraps for chicken feed, plus shipping notes and a local contact. Also includes ads for books and services and a Saskatchewan Natural History Society membership option.
A poultry advertisement touts Hambley No 126 pullets and turkeys as persistent easy to handle layers with rapid laying increases. It endorses Hambley Hatcheries across Canadian cities and notes air conditioned brooders and weekly charges while inviting inquiries by card or letter for complete information and ordering details.
Saskatchewan farmers and Ag Reps expand farm business study clubs with 23 clubs active and 20 more planned under Regina’s Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture. Jacob A Brown notes the effort is voluntary and educational, focusing on accounting tax data and farm analysis to improve efficiency and stability.
Prof. F H Theakston of Ontario Agricultural College explains that proper ventilation in poultry houses controls temperature and humidity with low cost to farmers. Benefits include dry litter, reduced moisture on walls, fewer drafts, better air movement in heat, ammonia removal, less corrosion, cleaner eggs, and dust reduction. Ideal egg production occurs between 45 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit, with guidance to avoid temperatures below 35 or above 75 degrees. Continuous, insulated, controlled ventilation protects birds from sudden changes.
Many potential candidates have already been suggested by instructors. If you know of other candidates, report them or have the candidate write with full personal aquatic particulars. The final selection and course allocations rest with the organizers. Regina dates March 30 to April 4, Saskatoon April 27 to May 2, Moose Jaw May 18 to 23, Regina June 31 to July 5 at Regina Boat Club. Refresher meetings are set for Regina April 4, Saskatoon May 2, Moose Jaw May 23, all 10 am to 5 pm. The value of effort is echoed in the closing line.
The Canadian Lutheran World Relief meeting in Winnipeg heard Rev. Clifton L. Menk report record shipments of 165000 pounds of used clothing to Arab refugees and 2500000 pounds of dried milk to Europe and Palestine. Government support and low immigration shaped resettlement loans totaling 472, with 20000 immigrants aided over 10 years. Rex Schneider was re elected as president and Otto Olson as secretary. new board member K Krahenbil from Manitoba Saskatchewan District joined.
The Star reports bumper crops in Western Canada with turnips growing to extraordinary sizes. Thos. King recalls a 23 lb 10 oz specimen from Saskatchewan while his shop displays attract visitors. Bob McKeeman sends two giants 33 and 35 lb, Ed Watkins adds 50 and 55 lb turnips, fueling local amazement at the store display.
Five deer paraded down Great Falls main street on New Year’s Day after emerging from the river area. They walked the center of the road and disappeared into the bushes, drawing a lighthearted note that locals would not shoot them. The Springfield Leader remarks on the town as a haven for wildlife.
A poem from The Times in Assinibola Saskatchewan laments the change curling brings to domestic life. Tama, a curler's wife, recites how winters once passed with cards or reading, while now John travels to games, discusses wicks and broomwork, and the ice stays clean. She finds pride in prizes yet longs for quiet summers.
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