Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, April 28, 1920

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 28, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Manitoba free april Farmers forum continued from Page Case pro and con for durum wheat support in All reasonable Effort of the end that the dipping May be thoroughly Edward of informed Hilton that he would find a great change in the attitude of j Ana this year toward the Matt face regulations from what existed in the Wade in i former years if we heard that a Low rancher had left a few head of i a Coulee or some other be thorough test made in Fife make Good Macaroni the query shall we or shall we due no y wheat continues often double that of the Standard common in growing of durum wheat in this area is always at the risk of a deterioration in Quality of the which is almost certain to occur in wet this fact must be considered in the final value of durum wheat for this in Western North Dakota and South Dakota the results show a gain in yields for durum wheat of about 15 per As compared Wip Spring common speaking of the yield of this Type of wheat in South a states the shorthorn Cong Rem under the auspices of the Ern Canada shorthorn sales association has been postponed from june16 and 17 to the morning of july 23 at certain problems in of agriculture and improving the Quality of agricultural for first of these services cuu Iee i Crow durum a near when making the round d he View the we patted him on the sheed inor nation possible the Tull Tell Tel of do s of Givi 6 an the Drums Kubanka out yielded the Fife about per or about 40 per cent Central part of the and e be e a Acland congratulated him on be herewith e ing sufficiently Clever to the subject King the Saia of Saskatchewan you will find that this year we will Pat him in the from per in the Eastern part of the a bulletin on the during the past season John of Saskatchewan Una i when the rat practically destroyed the Bluesten and Fife the 10 to 15 i cooperative Wool growers news William a Stuj Dent of the University of has been engaged As Foreman the Manitoba Wool and shepherds supply1 at Portage la and will enter on his new duties Allen is most highly recommended by members of the University faculty with whom he has i he has had Good office experience in addition to his knowledge of and has a very Fine record for Over seas he was severely wound Edi but having recovered and through his University training is fitting him self to even More efficiently devote himself to while Saskatchewan is furnishing Manitoba with a Manitoba has performed the same office As George son of George Oak been placed in charge of the co operative Wool warehouse at this warehouse has excellent track age supplies of Are arriving for both Ware More than circulars have been sent out to contributors in the two provinces and everything is i resistance to immune resistance to so than common no shattering loss from shattering but harder to Long advantage in some seasons in dry heavy producer particularly in rust not a common bread will not take the place of hard red Spring in our Ordinary Export must be sold in the United states markets or in markets of Southern or manufactured into Macaroni or other similar products or used in Small quantities in the making of White bread or used for making flour for Low Yellowish color de difficulty marketing Small each grower should have a Carload or the elevator compan ies object to handling frequently lower in Price than common even in the United possibility of Over supplying the thereby lowering the More easily injured by Spring frosts than common matures later than Marquis most varieties As late As red danger of mixing with other cheats and lowering the compact out slower after Rains than open headed now that rust has damaged so Ville Maple Creek Pambrun Parry Henry Herbert a Carload has also been sold in the of aneroid and Marquis for our Plant at the present time is producing on an average of of Macaroni per our production during 1919 not a fair Cri Terion on the usual output the alone we College might be self sup porting if it charged sufficiently Large tuition fees even witha fee for each student considerably less than that paid for attendance at any Good Pri vate school or College in Canada the agricultural College would show a handsome is never the in any agricultural College in Canada or the United states to charge the full Cost of tuition to the students in the justification for free tuition in an agricultural College is found in the fact which should be the result of instruction at the col Plant Diw sulme yielded from nothing up to 5 quent to the signing of the armistice the Preston and Marquis ranked 1 of about four months owing to the about half Way Between the Fife and unsettled conditions prevailing in the durum in the Marquis being the Best of the common cheats grown in this prices no figures Are available concern ing the prices paid for this wheat in Western the relative Price of and similar grades of hard Spring Over a period of years in the United is perhaps our Best Index of their possible relative value Salmon and who have just been have this to say re Garding the relative prices in the United in the United until very durum wheat has sold for less than have equal grades of common soon after its attention was called to the suitability of durum flour for bread and its use is to the advantage not Only of the students who receive the instruct but to the advantage of the whole province because of the in creased production and better Char Acter of Rural citizenship resulting from the tuition besides those students of the col lege who become a proportionately Small number of the Stu dents prepare themselves for professional work in agriculture and become Public through the col the Public is training men and women for its own from this Point of View an expenditure of Public Money for agricultural College education justified on th6 same grounds As the expenditure of Public Money for the Public schools or University the at the agricultural College is and the students pay a Small nominal tee towards their but not nearly enough to make the tuition of the College the other services Extension and Are Given entirely for the very extensive correspondence which the College conducts in reply to inquiries by Farmers for the bulletins prepared for the meetings attended throughout the country and numerous other no Revenue of any kind is the province is spending Money for this with the tha it will result in the improvement of varieties Grain Asj grasses in the improvement of farm and h the checking and control of and animal losses in ing Are reduced and production is creased to amounts Many Tima greater than the Cost of research the Extension and research activities the College Cost together considers ably More than the with regard to the Tion the livestock or annual Hus Baij dry Section of the College Sells sur plus Breeding Stock when j aah on hand not of the no business of buying and Sefu Tig Stock is carried was strongly a elopement of a Market the de has been Good shape for the handling of j much of our common wheat and left below equal grades of common Spring slow due mainly to the opposition on the part of the the use of durum flour has con stantly especially for blending with flour from softer american grown durum wheat is now being to a Large for this both in this country and in the present demand is to this Fuller appreciation of the value of durum wheat the first quotations for durum on the Duluth Market were in the Price for the crop of that year ranging about 5 to 10 cents the 1920 Bandry department of the univer sity of As already resign his position at the University to the durum Type very Little injured Many inquiries Are reaching us Conj Kerning the desirable and undesirable Nimai Nus characteristics of this in View of these facts it has been decided to give this wheat a thorough trial in several parts of Southern and for the inform w ii accept a position with the Canadian j of the persons who we cooperative Wool i tag Wel a for the information of will be located at the head office or wheat growers in the areas where it but will May be the accepted t All of Canada As his scope in acts concerning this Type of wheat the difference in Price been greater than that beginning with there has been a steady increase in value As Corn pared with common used for the trend of prices in this coun try lends special interest to the subject at this it has been for sheep and Wool and he is Well have brought together in this recognized As an authority on sheep chief Tisdale was born in in the season now just a sea and raised on a farm near son m which rust has damaged the graduating from there in the Spring the Best Standard of 1913 with the Durby 7 bushels per acre in our trials at ing his four years at College he took the in the year of interest in organization and Ter a four Days rain at Harvest time executive being president of followed by hot weather and a heavy his president of the athletic Asi the loss in yield from the that at least 80 per cent of the Best bread consumed in Russia is made from Kubanka durum where this wheat com mands a higher Price than the common cheats of the either for local consumption or exit is of interest to note that wheat in Russia is still at a he received his Early Edu Western Canadian wheat crop to Premium Over common Tho cation in the Public and Hish schools extent of the Price often being As much higher As of District and entered the on leading variety of the so called Durtt been lower in this country agricultural College in us or Macaroni out yielded this in not due to a difference in Quality of wheat from the two since Russia raises com Mon wheat fully equal to that produced in the United and durum wheat that is no better than a summary of the average High and Low prices at Minneapolis for july and october Stolec judging team to represent the not shatter at it has been refer the years 1914 and cock be at the Chicago ported that this chief of the Bureau of vote of his and shattering wheat is also drought c estimates of the United states wet of the approval of the he i and its productiveness in the j department of gives the Macaroni we have been using entirely flour made from Marquis and red Fife we Are continuing to use this at the present time and will Likely do so for the balance of the As you Are no doubt the products of durum wheat Are generally considered Superior for Maca Roni the reason for this is the heavy percentage of gluten in durum since the develop ment of our hard Western this plea in favor the durum is not our mar quis and red Fife wheat produced in Southern Alberta shows fully As High a gluten if not than any of the durum produced in Dakota or indisputable evidence of this fact is furnished by a comparative analysis recently made for us by Robert Hunt of one of their inspectors secured a Sample of our product from the also a Sample of the pro duct of another Canadian Macaroni manufacturer and a Sample of the product from a prominent this Atter being made professedly from nothing but durum the result of this analysis is Given a being our b the other Canadian Macaroni and c the american Macaroni Sample Mark per cent per Sample Mark per protein per Sample Mark per protein per we were also assured by this firm that an entire shipment of our goods showed the protein to be Over 16 per in the face of these facts it would seem that we Are not at All badly off without one distinct Quality which makes durum is the col durum Semolina has a distinct yellow which is the traditional color of so far As we there Are no Mills in Western Canada properly equipped for the milling of durum wheat in order to obtain both the Semolina and the Socia Tion and class representative on the literary in his final common Marquis and red As a result of shattering was year he was a member of the live 10 to 13 while Kubanka did was awarded the 1905 scholarship at semiarid states seems to Bear Outi graduation upon he this in any Case it has Tooka position with the Ontario de averaged m a 6year test on allowed apartment of agriculture As District land at Saskatoon 4o pounds per acre representative for Peel in More than its highest com fhe went West to join the staff and m a two year test on fall University As Asi slowed Sou Iii of animal husband a full professorship in in Yela that institution in during the land 4 bushels 52 pounds red the next highest for Western j tearing its obvious defects following figures 1 1 in the available evidence regarding this wheat seems sufficiently favor ably to warrant the undertaking of further and More Complete investigation work with the productiveness of the variety seems Well the Price in the United states at the present time is near Check that cold with Baume Bengue an4 Cut anal of and of in our Market Are the poor Quality of As its gluten and the yellow color of the i High As for common a Market for hard flour made from the latter being a defect chiefly in our one which affects the the hardness of the Ker Nel increases slightly the Cost of it yields As High a percent age of flour As our common but the percentage of High Grade flour is rather it contains More protein than any of our stand Ard varieties but the Quality of the protein is the flour is yellow in color but its water absorption is the bread from Kubanka flour i is highly nutritive and very i but the loaf is smaller in volume and More yellow in color than we Are accustomed to durum the class to Kubanka has Long been grown in Southeastern chiefly in the provinces North of the Black and Caspian in the years 1s9s and 1900 several varieties of wheat were brought from its South russian Home to since that time their Cul Ture has increased quite rapidly until i now in the semiarid where they have been found Best the annual production is about up to the present time this wheat has been grown Only to a very limited extent in Western uses in in America the chief use of the flour from this wheat is for blending when Kubanka flour is blended with that from the hard Spring cheats the stickiness of the dough is the color of the bread and the volume of the loaf from a Small proportion of the crop a coarse granulated flour used for Mak i is Macaroni and is Lydle Pinkham s vegetable demand for these products in w ump bus Hohul the Joy of i motherhood Phillips sends an encouraging letter to expectant r t pounds Orvn months the Umstea states is increasing rapid before my baby was la but As yet Only a very Small per born and it has made cent age of the crop is used for this me much better in Iwa always suited to Western very ill when my the Home of Kubanka wheat is a other children were semiarid Region have no a rather inf with Thia longer growing season than we have Dut Elul urls Xiv Ltd Tity in Canada is at it is not probable that it can meet the 10 cent Tariff and be sold in the United states and still compete with our common unless it does go to the United states a Home or european Market would have to be found or developed or the Price would be there was no Good for this wheal worthy of the name in the United states until grown there and offered for yet before the War the United states had grown durum an3 was successfully competing with russian durum for the Ger Man and Mediterranean does not the department of Field husbandry does not recommend this but it feels there is sufficient evidence to warrant the gathering of More in formation concerning its productive Ness in different parts of Southern to this end we Are arranging to cooperate with Sev eral Farmers in that portion of the province in an attempt to determine what this wheat will yield and wha it is we shall aim first to learn positively regarding its productiveness under different Condi in the and while that Point is being the ques Tion of a Market May be looked into and the relative values of this and our common As expressed ii prices May be further studied but before we grow any Large Quantity of this wheat and find no Market for or perhaps glut the limited Market that it May let us find out first if there Are districts in our Prairies where Kubanka is considerably More productive than our Ordinary and if there Are such districts then let As far As Endeavor to control the acreage sown to it in order that production May not precede at too great a distance such demand As there May be for this kind of the Dominion seed Branch is a one compared with averages rather later in livestock news Doddle at the Carpenter and Ross Sale in the United states where that great lot of imported Aberdeen Angus cattle averaged per Howard of was a Liberal bidder and a Good buy Many of the Good ones will find a new Home in and breeders in general will profit after winning the Junior championship at the International last fall with his Good Young Espir Marshall Fraleigh is adding further Fame to his Herd by his recent purchases in the United the Herd at promises to become one of the great herds of of recently sold his Herd Borabo of by Devereux of Harries to of until recently Graham had been Breeding Grade and he has just added a few purebreds to his after looking around he decided that Tomado of Glo Carnock was the Bull to Start his Herd off and he purchased him for this is a Good Price for a five year old but Graham has shown Wisdom in selecting a proven sire to get him started on the Road to Suc Cess with purebred the committee in charge Are at present endeavouring to Complete arrangements for a special classification at the 1921 summer fair at Loran for the members of the newly formed Aberdeen Angus calf when these arrangements Are com the committee will announce the particulars of the it is expected that there will toe in prizes with a total of in this Money will be provided by the Canadian Aberdeen Angus association through us Mem Ber and by voluntary contributions from interested in an attempt to Send an exhibit of livestock to which will eclipse anything yet sent from sask a conference of the live Stock Board of Saskatchewan was held at Regina this Board is composed of representatives frown All of the provincial breeders Assoc including Swine and representatives of the provincial department of agriculture were also present and the idea conceived of a Large cooperative exhibit being sent from this province to be the sex the livestock and the provincial department of committees will be appointed to make the Best selections in their respective livestock depart i we 4j a Rouch Kun Janina averages rather later in same Price As Neisa when sown at the same Courtesy of big healthy boy it is somewhat earlier than red the Courtesy of the three years and Jfe n took less damage from the i general agricultural department of i believe it was severe Spring frosts of the for Western lines it Lydia Pinkham than any other it with ranging to buy Between three and t and Wren the selections have made exhibits 111 begin at once to fit their animals for the next International show at Chicago in de Cember four thousand and to make it available through the Dominion seed at the enable compound that made me so stands drought better than common Welt it is certainly a Good Medicine cheats and shatters less in High fore Yery i cannot say to much winds harvesting opera on account of its rather later Marquis it is not variety for the nor re t main Ito favor and you May pub i my u 5430 to be King seeing West part of the province or for any the reason that thousands of women Aera where Early fall frosts Are com from All parts of the country write such it seem to of letters is that this famous old Root and Fer considerable Promise for parts of veg Southern not different from those that have Tutor special advice in regard to such proven Best with other Spring Amenta write Lydia Pinkham med the Only change that the result of be made would be to sow a Many experience at your More the two factors that measure the value of a wheat to a Given Community Are the yield and the the two year average yield of Kubanka on fall is 4 52 higher than red and 7 30 higher than while on fallow the six year aver age yield of Kubanka is 45 More than and 1 18 itis More than red in dry or when rust is pre the yield of durum wheat i uti Cura soap and ointment Lear the skin is possible to publish a list of Farmers who Are this year undertaking to Experiment with durum wheat and also for the Opportunity of pub Lishing a letter from the Columbia i Macaroni company at Lethbridge on i recently the forum functions of the i agricultural College received the the uses of Marquis and Fife cheats following queries 1 is the Manitoba in the manufacture of that agricultural College self among the Farmers who 2 do they make a practice of buy Are sowing it this year in Small quantities Are the follow ing Regina George Assiniboia Isaac Consul Shaunavon Herbert Andrew far beg Joseph Cadillac aneroid Cadillac Admiral aneroid Haxen More Pangman Anford d hol Avonlea prelate James Rush Lake p Kisbey Midale Bickleigh Grain Bickleigh Manor Gravelbourg Cabri Riverhurst hoi Wauchope co Derre Buttrum Robsart Dum Mer Luther Pambrun ing and Selling do they raise livestock for Selling purposes the following is the reply of Prin Cipal Reynolds to these queries the Manitoba agricultural col lege is not self supporting any More that the Manitoba government is self the government performs Tain services for the and in order to carry on those services it provides a provincial Revenue out of various forms of one o the services provided for the Manitoba government is that of the agricultural the work of the c611ige should be considered under three Heads instruction of students in at Extension of that various forms to the people of the research and Experiment con Al Vonc Colfax bad ducted for purpose instruction in armers and the refill shaving soap n Tipiere you save shaves look the last bit of the soap Mueret from the and can be truck to a new refill no collates for the stick is the Mott economical form of shaving As we make a shaving powder and Cream we Are in position to you this disinterested and helpful collates Handy grip is the Thrifty shaving lather with shave with Colgate Laalta if cig met Tutt sole agent for a Shepherd 137 Magid a minister must nourish himself with foods which help his system restore the vital Energy so heavily drawn upon he his rumbles is popular with mental workers because it helps them keep fit rumbles tastes so Good and is so Good that those who eat it sometimes wonder what it nothing in the world but whole bran and and Given a doubly Good rumbles being a compact a email Quantity is enough for your break fast the nourishment in fyr is As carefully combined in each individual shred As nature does when she bides so Many elements in a single ask your grocer for Kelloggs shredded Only rumbles rumbles is made in the same kitchens at Toronto As Kelloggs toasted com flakes and Kelloggs crumbled always Kellogg 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