Government "Action Urged To End Railway Strike

KENTVILLE. N- 5.. (CPI .-Thei Annapolis Valley Affiliated Bosrdsi of Trade Monday night ”ur;ently"l requested the federal government! to take a hand in the' Canadinni Pacific Railway strike and getp

vol metal objeq,-9., Canadian feed inanulaetulun have installed magnetic cleaning units to remove metal from lead- " One ,0! your cattle gel-I Ill”- iiiard disease don't blame I!!- The resolution to Prime Minls- may hm yuurseus ter St. Laurent said: "We ur'-:ntly WINTER MI l request action by the federal gov- M, J C PL: Lmgomo ernment to restore rail services in umu;.a1'C;," men 1 : Ag; all areas immedintzly." such things e:se'tEIPuei; '33,” "P. iniIo'ilieA'tIaeiTtiL: by 3" Do” I -5h”"” "V" I” M hm" -mm" Y- 3 PR 5ub'llIlg. other-wise the cream will he

trains rolling again. ,siT'nry. which runs from Halifax

Sixty-nine businessmen of the to Dlgby. N.S. where it connectsl boards met here to discuss the with the 'erry Princess Heleneljust

strike when has le't most of this and Saint John, NB. lush farming area of Nova Scotini without rail transpor atfon. The'luces board of trade asked the resolution they passed said a con- provincial government Monday

oft-flavor and be rejected or made into inferior butter. l"e'ed them Off-flavors

after milking.

is 2 s the Meanwhile the Maritime provw O m more ommon during

winter. so now is the time to watch your feeding methods.

tinued strike will "definitely re-; suit in a dire state of emergency-i even to the point of disaster and economic collapse."

U It takes a very short time for

I0 "11 "P0" "I9 '95-BT81 govern-;f9cd flavors to reach the milk. "19"! '0 IBIN-' ally measure deemed I Nlxoeriments show that four hour: necessa y to bring order out of the; before milking is the deadline dos Present chaos in the strike. lthese types of feeds.

lii.iT'CIlLTIlIl!.L NEWS

P E. I. Department of Agriculture

DO YOU FEED JUNK?

We are feeding our livestock 8100.000 worth of junk every year.

A This Is the word of Herbert K.

- Leckie, research director of the Council of Canadian Meat Pac- kers, Toronto. and other livestock experts interviewed this month by I-'armcr's Magazine.-

Livestock can't know that hits of metal. nails and glass make a pooroiten deadly--diet.

This habit of foraging on metal, labelled hardward disease. is so

I wide-spread in the United States that it has been reported that ap- proximately 31,000,000 worth of meat is wasted each year.

In the 12-month period ending March Ill. 1952, some 782 carcasses were condemned because of an inflammation disease known as Pcricnrditis. In l95?r5.'l. 644 cattle

i were condemned. Junk in an an- I lmsl's digestive system is one of the chief causes of this disease. . "Each year there are reports .of quite serious losses which are in direct result of livestock eating junk," Mr. Leckle said "Losses in Canada would be about one-tenth what they are In the United States.

RALING wiiu.-: g

”Il's very easy for hits of metal to get into silage. especially when wire balers are in use on n farm. The introduction of twine balerl must have cut the losses to quite an extent". he said.

Mr. Leckle pointed out that not only market livestock were affect- ed by hardware disease but here

' is the danger present of a prize Ibull or extremely valuable cattle contracting the ailment.

He said that overall insurance to cover prize livestock was out of the question for the majority of farmers and there was little they could do to protect their cat- iie other than keep a clean. tidy. metnifree fnrm.

, Mr. Leckie said that nlthouith I most of the losses came to light after the cattle were slaughtered the losses are not entirely suffered by the meat packers who bought diseased cattle. , ''In any industry. where there is a known loss factor,''' Mr. Leekie explained. "this loss is taken into consideration during the-open ailon of th business during the ycar. liar are disease hurts everyone"

MAGNET USED

Ur. w.P. Bond. Bloomsburg, Pa. developed a small powerful mng not to aid veterinarian: in re- covering small bits of metal dur- ing surgery for hardware disease. Vets are credited with saving many animals that have eaten mclal.

Professor James A. Henderson. hcnd of the department of medi- cine and surgery at the Ontario Veterinary College. Guelph. said that about 3.5 cattle have been

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in stock all sizes of horse blan- lrclsr w.I. Bowman.

lllarrlcd couples dance Corrnn Ban Hall. Friday January llth.

Married Couples dance Corran Bun Hall, Friday. January ilth.

Postponed meeting of Hill-than District L.0.I.. on Thursday 7.30 p. in.

New Wiltshire District L.0.L. mccts at Kingston J y Ih. 1'30 ltm.

Dance West Royalty llsii iicdncsdny. Rollie Mncxentirs '0:-cliestra. Canteen service. 09 o I21).

Dante Cardigan legion Hall "try Thursday night. Webster! Orrhestrl. P. A- Synusn and CD icon service.

hockey at North Riva Rink no "Hzht Nine Mile creel: Bun-Dons vs. wlnslos Ileartbreskers. League game. Game time l:l. lkdn Or.

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I-REED PIGS COLD WATER Experiments at Iowa State Cd- lege seem to indicate that pigs don't like warm water. Hogs gain- ed faster when the water tempera- ture was around 44 degrees Fah- renheit than when the tempera- ture was 60 degrees. This applies to both winter and summer. AI- operated on there for hardware though you should keep the water disease during the past two years. from freezing you don't have to "Many of them were extremely spend extra money heating water. Wlllmble 033119 coming from some This is something that might be of the best purebred herds in On- worth trying out this winter. furio." Prof. Henderson said. "Re- sults were generally satisfactory." WINTERING 3133'” CATTLE Adopting these simple suggen- Should you feed corn silage or tions may save you grief, grass silage to beef cattle this win- when a "an mm out of your ter? Gnass silage costs less

to n

Don't leave old fence wire lyln ......... Pieces me... on d... .. rusgt g;:,,:":,::;"r;;,:":.;;ag,';i;- ;.'.,,;: and bemme Emenan" I” Yul" it usually provides more than one c”me' cutting. and provides some It you own A wire balcr. watch grazing for a itional feeding. II CIOSEIYA , At the Central Experimental Don't leave broken-clown machi-I farm. Ottawa, pregnant beef cows, "QTY around the farm. led a ration of hay plus grass Be sure your feed-hopper ls silage. made almost as good gains free of metal. also bin and loft. as those fed hay plus corn silage. Keep the farm yesrd tidy. free Both groups wlntered well with

no nppsrent ding.-9.”

dltion of the cows orhtheuu weight of their calves. Beef calvoa ulntered on an gt,-en” 0; pounds of hay, in pound, .1 gr”. Nd PPWI 13 Pounds of either grass or corn silage, made equnu soud guns. Both , , deveio: id '10I'mHll)' and were always in good condition.

BREEDING PROGRAM

The Ions-time breeder comes to know what his individual animals most likely will produce from cert tain matings. This he knows from their own performance and that of their ancestors. Such a breeder. who has followed planned breed- ing for a long time. has the ad- Vantage over the beginner. or the veteran breeder operating without

at Charlottetown were visitors at the home of Miss Mari-

her hotne in York after spending , , . holiday .1 Mmon the guest 0, were visitors to Stanhope recently,

Mu; Mun," chu,d1e,- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Law-

the guest of Mr. Blair West. Park-I dale. on his Chris'mas holidays.

ed to her home in Parkdale after having a holiday In York. the guest of Mrs. J. M. Sproule. Yorkl manse.

YORK

Misses Rena and Joyce G'overi kend'

Miss Fern Vessey returned tol

. son. Mr. Hubert Sproule. Yurlt. was

Mrs. Horace Vessey has return- were

York at the home of Mrs. Moore's

Christmas holiday. the teachers being Ir. Harry Kielly. ' and Min Dorothy Millnr.

Min Mnrline Chandler. Hilton. has returned to her, home alter iy. Lewis, ya,-k, t spending a holiday III York the

guest of Miss Fern Vessey.

Mr.

Mrs. Vernon Rodd and daughter

Dorothy. City. paid a nhort visit to York on New Year's day. They

ing. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. and family spent New Year's In

Stanhope. Ellistx.

and Mrs. Leith Brown. York.

accompanied by Mr. Field- tives.

Douglas Moore

8 llxed I!F08-l'Bm- Tracey Hunseo- Mr. Gordon Vessey returnedi parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry John. K95 home after spending a short holl- Lewis.

Courtesy makes smooth the road day with Mr. Alien Keizer, Trac-I to success in the purebred busl- sdie. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sproule

ness. Your courteous treatment of n customer-whether talking to him fact ot face or on the ' ”

may make in repeat sale at a In

. and York school opened alter the New

family. York Mans-2. spent Years Day at Covehead

Manse. the guest of Rev. Mr. nndi Mrs. W. Forsythe.

Mr. Harry Vessey. York. was a; recent visitor to Charlottetown. 1

home of Mr. and Mrs. Crockett. York.

Ml'l- Rlmlly Mild. ChIl'I0lle- tlonal tuberculosis conference, at- Limllai town. was the Weekend Elks! 0l'tended by 875 delegates from 64 awarded a 55.75 eontrnct IN Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett. lg,-uunu-395, including Canada,

Mr. and Mrs. Leith Watts and; daughter Janice. City. spent Sun-- day In York with friends and rein-.

Miss Annie Evetts has returnedi to York after spending the New

Year with her parents in Saint;

Mr. Dave MacDonald. Charlotte town, was the guest of Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Crockett on Saturday.

4; .Wednesday.Jnn.9.1957 The Guardian Page 3

I HEAVY Tl TOLL

NEW DELHI (Reuters)-An ea-

suffer from it. Dr. P. V. Benja- min,

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fer date. Your prompt attention to correspondence. even if you are sold out of surplus stock. builds good will that draws interest Illi future sales of cattle. J. Russell Cummings.

Registered cattle enable many a farm operator to keep the cash I register working. i

Giving cows a rest period of 60 i to 90 days after each call will lesson trouble with sterility. nbor lion and weakness in their calves

As a result of a survey under taken by the Division of Animal Pathology. Canada Department of

As a result of a survey under taken by the Division of Animal Pathology. Canada Department 0' Agriculture, it is apparent that In fectious bronchitis has been quite prevalent in Poultry flocks In all Canada. i

It is probable that the condition i has existed for several years. be ing mistaken for a cold.

The survey was confined chiefly

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