Canadian Prairie Trials Draw U.S. Dog Trainers
American dog trainers spend July to September in southwestern Manitoba and southeastern Saskatchewan training hunting dogs. About fifty pros invest roughly $100,000 yearly, charging owners about $40 per month per dog, with crates loaded on trucks and crews of up to four helpers. The article profiles Tyler Texas amateur Carl Duffield, his varied holdings, and his dedicated training schedule around Elkhorn and Pierson, noting permits and transport logistics.
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United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada
Gogx
Pierson
Elkhorn
Gainsborough
Frobisher
C. E. Duffield
Tyler
Texas
Mr. Duffield
States
Dallas
Lester and Duffield
Aman
Carl
Moose Jaw
Duffield
Etes
Tobie
Tob
C. E. G. Bates
Kitchen Meditations by Jane Dale
Poem fragment reflects gratitude and duty as light in a small spot. The speaker vows to glow modestly while others shine brighter, trusting divine purpose. A distant star image conveys aspiration and daily courage. The text ends mid thought noting a sea day divided into six periods.
Aga Khan’s racing dreams and pipe smoker quirks headline column
The piece notes the Aga Khan’s horse racing influence from Col Hall Walker’s astrology to Viniller’s brood mare emphasis and his unfulfilled golfing dream. It also wades into pipe versus cigar smoking, Elsie de Wolfe’s headstand rejuvenation stunt, and musings on hair as an attractor with gendered observations and a safety driving study.
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Aga Khan
Rita Hayworth
Hall Walker
Viniller
Bobby Jones
Crossword Puzzle Teaser with Mixed Clues
A fragmented crossword puzzle page lists horizontal and vertical clues across varied topics including New Guinea city Turning wheel Native to give settlement Greenland and many numbers. The garbled text mixes language, geography, chemistry, and odd references, forming a dense puzzle layout with scattered legible entries and missing answers.
World Happenings Briefly Told
World items report GS Lambert aiding accidents on cycles in England. Alberta Saskatchewan border crews finish protection work aided by farmers. UK car output for six months 1952 fell to 228052 with lower exports but higher value. Canada farm equipment sales 1951 hit 235.6 million. London airport to open four lane underground road and tunnel work nears completion. Johannesburg to remove beggars and tramps for work. Steel scrap drive planned for winter amid possible shortages. Canadian scrap iron and steel committee warns shortage likely.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
London Airport
Johannesburg
Canadian Scrap Iron and Steel Committee
Bread consumption in Canada declines since 1934 peak
In 1934 to 1939 Canadians ate an average of 205.7 pounds of bread annually. By last year the average had fallen to 172.6 pounds, indicating a sustained decrease in bread consumption over the decades.
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Ottawa
Coronation Coach Toy Becomes Christmas Favorite
British toy makers rush production of a model coronation coach with horses and outriders expected to be the season’s top toy. The item blends historic pageantry with visible craftsmanship aimed at holiday buyers.
Plastic Oil Pipe To Get Test This Winter
Imperial Oil has laid 3,300 feet of plastic pipe in the Redwater field Alberta for a winter test. The trial aims to show how the pipe withstands cold temperatures while carrying sour crude oil and salt water. Tests in the United States indicate longer life than steel and corrosion resistance explains the benefit. The plastic’s smooth inner wall enables a two inch pipe to carry the same load as a three inch steel pipe.
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Edmonton
United States
Alberta
Imperial Oil
Redwater
Auto license fees urged to drop to flat ten dollars
The B C Automobile Association asks the provincial government to switch from weight based licensing to a flat ten dollar fee, replacing the current maximum of twenty five dollars.
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Vancouver
B.C. Automobile Association
Compass plant on prairies faces north and south
The compass plant grows on the Mississippi basin prairies and stands upright with its edges aligned north and south.
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Mississippi Basin
Building a Football Player The Sports Clinic Guide
Lloyd Percival outlines key muscles for football players the neck back spine and kidneys legs and thigh muscles. He emphasizes all round development to improve tackling blocking and running and urges practice drills and injury protection with cotton batting over bruises.
Don't stop playing baseball after the season ends
A short encouragement to keep practicing baseball during the off season. The message urges players to use favorable weather in the coming weeks to train hard for next year and improve skills.
Join Sports College for fitness and skill gains
Drop a note to Sports College Row 99 Toronto 1 to join and raise your physical standards. The message invites readers to enroll and improve athletic abilities through their programs.
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Sports College
Row
Toronto
Weekly Tip Water Stains Removal Guide
Remove water stains from glasses or vases by rubbing with vinegar on a cloth. Wash well in hot water and soap suds, then rinse with clear hot water. This method relies on acidity to dissolve mineral marks and restore clarity.
Insects Destroy Wheat Stocks Enough for 16 Million Diets
The statement notes that annual insect damage to stored U.S. wheat is sufficient to feed 16 million people, highlighting significant losses in postharvest grain reserves and potential impacts on supply and prices.
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United States
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MAPLE
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