Losses in Livestock Transportation Demand Better Handling
An analysis notes that many livestock losses occur during transit from farm to market and reduce producer returns. It urges producers to adopt better care, such as proper loading, partitioning, bedding, weather protection, controlled speeds, and regular load checks to prevent avoidable losses. The piece highlights a trucker who minimized losses by strict practices and avoiding careless actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Loss Prevention Board
United States
Moving half a million lambs and quarter million sheep to market
A discussion of livestock transport in Canada notes that up to 500000 lambs and 250000 sheep must be moved from production points. It covers the shift to trucks, losses from bruising and death, humane concerns, and improved practices for trucking, rail shipping, bedding, and loading.
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Canada
Alberta
Montreal
Wiley
Perdue Experimental Station
France Opened Highest Auto Road Through Alps at Igeran Pass
President Albert Lebrun inaugurated Europe’s highest road the Igeran Pass linking Lake Lemann to the Mediterranean. Nine years in construction the route climbs to 9230 feet beside Mount Denis and Saint Bernard passes near the Italian border in Savoie.
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Albert Lebrun
France
Europe
Igeran Pass
Lake Leman
Mediterranean Sea
Mount Denis
Saint Bernard
Svoie
Hitler signature boosts value of Austrian sketch
The half-effaced signature of Adolf Hitler on a village church sketch found in Vienna raised its value to 30 000 Austrian schillings about 663 dollars. The drawing dates from Hitler's house painting days when he produced such works to supplement his income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Vienna
Campaign Against Rheumatism Urged By Canadian Health Authorities
Lord Tweedsmuir calls for a serious anti rheumatic campaign and Ottawa Journal notes arthritis is a leading cause of disability and economic loss, supported by figures from industrialists.
Still An Expert At Ramptckle Chain Maker George Watts Keeps Craft Alive
In Ramptckle near Penistone Yorkshire George Watts continues chain making at his shed his forge days ended at eighty he is now ninety one still bending welding red hot iron with unerring skill South Kensington Museum preserves a set of his old chain making tools
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Ramptckle
Penistone
Yorkshire
George Watts
South Kensington
Fifth cousinship links F D Roosevelt and Teddy Roosevelts
The text notes the fifth cousinship between the F D Roosevelts and the Teddy Roosevelts as the fourth presidential relationship. It cites Adams and Adams, Harrison pairings, and Madison Taylor as related examples while adding a marine freshwater claim and a rust issue on wheat from blackberry bushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Roosevelts
Teddy Roosevelts
United States
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
William Henry Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
James Madison
Zachary Taylor
East Arctic Patrol Sails From Montreal For 12,000 Mile Arctic Mission
The East Arctic patrol aboard the steamship Nascopie departs Montreal under Major D L McKeand to visit Hudson Bay and the Canadian Arctic archipelago. Dr L D Livingstone leads medical work, with experts from McGill and Toronto aboard for geological, biological, and geodetic studies. The voyage covers 12,000 miles with 23 calls and 45 posts visited, returning by September.
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East Arctic
Nascopie
Montreal
Department of Mines and Resources
D. L. McKeand
Hudson Bay
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
Lake Harbor
Baffin Island
Mr. Ney
N. B. McLean
Baffin Land
H. M. Rogers
Ottawa
Churchill
Richard Finnie
Arctic
North Magnetic Pole
Roy D. Cahoon
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
J. Frank Willis
Maritime Region
R. K. Carnegie
Canadian Press
Halifax
R.C.M.P. Constables
Canadian Arctic
A. E. Staples
Port Burwell
J. Fitzrandolph
L. Weston
J. J. Watkins
Port Harrison
W. T. James
Eskimo Point
L. T. Fyfe
Craig Harbor
E. W. Leach
Pond Inlet
H. F. McCabe
Pangnirtung
D. P. McLaughlan
Sta
Partition Plan Frames Holy Places Policy and World Access
The royal commissions report on Palestine calls the custody of holy sites in Jerusalem Bethlehem Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee a permanent sacred trust. It asserts equal rights for inhabitants and free access for all world citizens while outlining Britain’s mandate duties and US consent requirements. It notes a temporary cost to maintain mandatory government and hints at future League of Nations oversight. Two new British battleships Jellicoe and Beatty are named under the 1937 program with the Anson costing 40 million dollars and employing 3000 workers at Clydebank for three and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Commission
Palestine
Commission
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Holy Places
League of Nations
United States
Britain
Nazareth
Sea of Galilee
Lake Tiberias
United Kingdom
Human Race Getting Lazy Says ADA Leader
The president of the American Dental Association warns the public may become toothless if teeth get less work and footless if people stop walking. A mud-skipper fish from Portuguese West Africa cannot swim and drowns when out of depth. Greeks reportedly used coal over two millennia ago.
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The
American Dental Association
Portuguese West Africa
Knitted in Strips Pattern 5754 from Winnipeg Union
Pattern 5754 provides complete instructions to knit strips forming a plaid open-work spread. Includes illustration stitches needed material requirements and a photo of a strip section. Send 20 cents to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave E Winnipeg.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
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Barbara Murray
Paris
Young
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Amazon River
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Connell
Ellis
New Bond Street
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George Smith
Tor
Partition of Palestine
McGill
Marrit
Samuel Hoare
Admiralty
Jellicoe
Beatty
Anson
Clydebank
Alice Brooks
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