Saskatchewan Plans Retesting Policy for Bangs Disease
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture outlines costs and procedures for herd retests, including 160 dollars for the first five head and 60 cents thereafter, to be paid by the department to the veterinarian. Retests must occur 30 to 60 days after the last test, with vaccination status affecting retest necessity. Farmers must follow the Contagious Diseases Act terms, with no damages for infected animals and export rules tied to vaccination and blood tests.
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Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Bang
Agriculture Department
Federal
Linseed flax crop sets record in 1956 across Canada
Canada records largest linseed crop in 1956 with over 3.14 million acres and production exceeding 30 million bushels. Eastward shift toward Manitoba and Saskatchewan reversed as Saskatchewan doubled Manitoba acreage. Early maturing Raja praised for rust resistance and late seedings, while Redwing and Redwood remain popular in western districts.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
W. G. McGregor
Central Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Red River Valley
Alberta
Peace River
Fort Vermilion
Raja
Chemical saves reservoir evaporation
An Australian industrial research group reports hexadecanol forms an invisible surface film that reduces water evaporation from open reservoirs by 20 to 70 percent. Unlike oil films, it allows air in and does not harm fish. Also notes New Zealand kiwis lay large eggs relative to body size.
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Australia
Be Sure to Print Your Name Address and Pattern Number
A public notice instructs individuals to print their full name address and a pattern number for a registry. The item emphasizes accurate entry and timely submission to local officials.
Potash Refinery Starts in Saskatchewan in 1957
Potash Company of America plans a 20 million dollar refinery at Patience Lake ten miles east of Saskatoon with 4000 to 4500 tons daily capacity and production expected by November 1958. The project marks Saskatchewan and Canada’s first potash industry as exploration expands across the belt.
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Patience Lake
Potash Company of America
Saskatoon
T. L. Carey
Stearns-Roger
Denver
Colorado
Carey
Saskatchewan
Canada
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Alberta
Manitoba
Far East
France abolishes homework for six to eleven year olds
A government decree in France ends homework for children ages six to eleven. Teachers will allocate one hour daily in class for homework and weekly progress reports will be sent to parents.
Blundering thieves and missing loot headline collection
A meme of blundered thefts recounts a shoe thief who stole left shoes only and abandoned the lot, a chemist shop burglar who found a solitary three penny piece, and a cunning tale of a prisoner who hid four thousand dollars only to be caught by a ship captain solving the mystery.
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Miami Florida
Shasta
London
Dover
Fasy Knit Hood and Mittens Pattern 7389 Offer
A 2 ounce knits set provides a short hood and long hood patterns with mittens for sizes small to large. Includes Stockinette and pattern stitch directions. Send twenty five cents in coins to obtain this knitting pattern, stamps not accepted.
Free patterns book from Alice Brooks Needlecraft
Two patterns printed in our Alice Brooks Needlecraft book offer stunning designs for yourself and home. Dozens of other designs to order. send 25 cents for your copy of this book today.
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Alice Brooks
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Bangs
Sask
New Zealand
Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Susana Beatrice Gorriz
Argentina
Philadelphia
France
Crook
Patter
Price Torveles
Household Arts Department
P.P.L
Benson's OF Canada
Jane Ashley
Home Service Department
THE
Canada Starch Company Limited
P.O. Box
Montreal
P.Q
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