Prairie Grasshopper Control Expands Across Manitoba Lands
Grasshopper forecast covers more than four million acres, nearly six times 1956. Infestations are severe in Manitoba, lighter in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Watch for hatching around mid May. spray early with specified chemicals. Weeds cut 1956 crop value by 45 million dollars, driving 15.9 percent loss, Manitoba study shows. Farmers urged to control weeds and insects to boost returns.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Springfield
Lac du Bonnet
George Friesen
University of Manitoba
Red River Valley
Friesen
Winnipeg
Dr. Friesen
Manitoba Prepares for Grasshopper Infestation Battle
Manitoba expects its worst hopper outbreak since 1950 with egg hatch nearing late May. Agriculture Minister C. L. Shuttleworth says farmers will be alerted and control measures outlined as chemical firms stock supplies. H. E. Wood notes 16 farmer meetings already held, aiming for 20, stressing speed in spraying pastures, alfalfa, stubble, and drift areas as hatch begins, with possible second applications two to three weeks later. Dr. R. D. Bird reports early hatching in tight soils.
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Manitoba
C. L. Shuttleworth
H. E. Wood
Grasshopper Control Committee
Wood
R. D. Bird
Brandon
Federal Election Appeals Highlight Liberal Inflation Debate
In a Springfield Manitoba context the text argues Liberal inflation under postwar policy harmed farmers and laborers while boosting industry profits. It cites profit surges for several firms and contrasts wage gains with farmer income declines, urging voters to oppose the Liberals in the June 10 election. It also presents Social Credit and CCF criticisms of parity prices and government policy, with candidate statements from Schulz and Schlamp.
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Canda
C.C.F
British American Oil Company
Steel Company of Canada
Traders Finance
Canada Wire and Cable
Falconbridge Nickel Miners Ltd
Industrial Acceptance Corporation
Social Credit
Beausejour
Free Press
Alberta
Manning
B.C
Canada
Lawrence
Larry) Schlamp
Social Credit Federal
House of Commons
Springfield
Elma News: Weddings Parties and Gifts
Mrs. Mary Smerechynski notes a new TV set at H Pawlyshyns in Elma. A stag and shower for Betty Nevedly and Emil Slymkevich were held at Elma Hall May 11 with gifts, lunch, and an orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. P Pawlyshyn receive congratulations on a new automobile. Lorna Kurian and daughter shop for a bridesmaid gown. visits from Gardenton residents Marked by gifts and travel.
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Betty Nevedly
Emil Slymkevich
Elma Hall
Mrs. P. Pawlyshyn
Shopping Trips and Family Visit Highlight Week
Mrs. Smorong traveled to the city Tuesday for shopping. Mrs. Smerechi and her sons Donnie and Malloy visited Friday to shop and see their aunt Mrs. Humenuk. Mrs. Judy McDonald and Joan joined by Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Nelson and Altehea from Sioux Lookout visited Mrs. Nel son’s mother, Mrs. M. Nowicki in Winnipeg. Loftpall game between Had ashville and Elma School ended 18 to 3 in favor of Elma.
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Judy McDonald
Joan
E. G. Nelson
Altehea
Sioux Lookout
Nelson
M. Nowicki
Winnipeg
Loftpall
Hadashville
Elma
Great Falls Residents Attend Fraser Graduation at Winnipeg
Mr and Mrs W Fraser Mr and Mrs W Sinnock and Mrs Jacques journeyed to Winnipeg for Evelyn and Ann Fraser General Hospital graduation. Mrs J Bracken spent Mother's Day at Zoda with her ill mother Maen. Miss Geansen accompanied and visited home in Lorette. William Robinson visited briefly. Mrs Gladys Peterson in Selkirk hospital. friends wish for speedy recovery. Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Art Smith leaving for Brandon to work at the new power station. gift presented. Mrs Longbottom's mother visiting for a week.
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W. Fraser
W. Sinnock
Jacques
Winnipeg
General Hospital
Evelyn and
Ann Fraser
Gladys Peterson
Selkirk Hospital
Art Smith
Brandon
Smith
Great Falls
Winnipeg Lands Plans Referenced in Powerview May 1957
Plans referred to in the Titles Office at Winnipeg were dated in Powerview Manitoba on the 14th day of May 1957 in the Province of Manitoba.
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Powerview
Manitoba
Pine Falls Hospital Performs Appendectomy on Patient Carol Warren
Carol Warren undergoes appendectomy at Pine Falls hospital and reports indicate she is feeling fine. Mr. Le Francois recuperates at home after surgery at Pine Falls hospital.
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Carol Warren
Pine Falls Hospital
Mr. le Francois
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Federal District
D. G. Crook
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Allegra
Herbie Beausejour
EER
C. Gmiterek
Stella Valenta Cromwell
Descross
Kowalchuk
Mary Smerechynski Girson
Glenfields
Beverley Belton
Glenmoor
J. Otto
Grand Marais
W. Kowalchuk
Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Green Oak
Eleanor Strauss
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Pine Falls
Les Bailey
Pointe du Bois
Stella Roscoe Powerview
J. F. Turcotte
Olive Iwanick
Whitemouth
T. %. Erskine
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Farm News
Jacob Schulz
Prairie Provinces
Prairies
Manitoba Commission
Saskatchewan Commission
Tyndall
Man
Manitoba Highway Safety Division
Charlie Peters Jr
Lowand
Massey-Harris
Massey Harris
McLeod's
Bulldog
Charlie Peters, Jr
Mrs
Mary Smerechynski
H. Pawlyshyn’s
Mrs. L. North
Armigale
K. Marchuk
Mr. T. Sidorski
Gardenton, Man
A N. Smerechynski
Lennea Cra
William Robinson
Mrs. Longbottom
Tony Lesosky Stead
Wyrzykowski
Morrissey & Borowski
Main St
East Selkirk
J. R. Watkins Co
Winnipeg Land
Provin
S.w.angle
Professional Services
Chiropractic Clinic
Dr. Davidson
Somerset Bik
McGill “U
Morley R. Shuckett
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Matlin & Company
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
Q.C
Confederation
Drache, Meltzer, Essers & Gold
Trans-Canada
South Main Street
Dubienski
Confederation Life
Winnipeg, Man
A. H. Basman
E.M. Finkleman
B.A
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Beausejour Hotel
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