Trappers Licence Details Under Saskatchewan Wildlife Branch
The Wildlife Branch outlines five trapping licences for Saskatchewan with northern and southern variations. Northern licence covers vast regions including Meadow Lake and Prince Albert, printed in English and Cree with tips and illustrations. Southern licences govern export regulations and royalties, with separate rights for Treaty Indians. Beaver and muskrat markets show strong demand. beaver tops at 32 dollars, musk rat up to 2.14 dollars. Trapping seasons start October 15 for beaver, muskrat open November 5 in most areas, with northern area permits for musk rat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Meadow Lake
Prince Albert
Hudson Bay
Read
South Saskatchewan
Regina
Trestle tables from early American workshop plan
In the Home Workshop describes trestle tables from early American homes and their simple construction. It notes three popular sizes, modern tools ease assembly, and pattern 390 priced 40 cents with patterns for five other authentic pieces available for $1.75.
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Metropolitan Museum
Cutting board patterns offered with kitchen projects
Pattern 217 provides six actual size cutting board designs cut from odd wood pieces and is 40 cents. It is included in packet 18 with full size cutting guides for 14 kitchen items. All for 1.75 dollars with 10 cent service charge on orders under 1 dollar.
Fish pond opens Friday to adults in Lacombe
The fish pond at the experimental station picnic grounds opens to adults this Friday after children and teens failed to attract trout. President Fred Hargreaves of the fish and game association says fishing is open to all licensed adults with a daily limit of 15 fish, at the Lacombe station.
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Experimental Station
Fish and Game Association
Fred Hargreaves
The
Globe
Gobe
Lacombe
Alta
Neighbors Share Farm Life And Garden Victories
A long Neighborly News column highlights farm work, crop efforts, and recent harvests across prairie towns. updates include a family with six farming brothers aged 30 and 32, a school bus route with 13 passengers, large cauliflowers and cucumbers, and community celebrations from Diamond anniversaries to age 90s.
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Frank Chester
Paddo Kwood
Sask
Shaunavon
Vern Selvig
Dela Times
Alta
Arthur Oldack
Victor
Hanna Hospital
George Pitka
The
Watson Witness
Carberry News-Express
Man
J. H. Mickall
Dufferin Leader
Carman
Prairie Weekly
Unity Courier
Kent
England
Unity
Todd
Alberta
Drumheller Mail
Ed Brewitt
Vancouver
Brewitts
Wakaw Recorder
Joe Ferguson
Moose season to open in Southeastern Manitoba
An open season on moose will be declared in Southeastern Manitoba this year. Game warden Dave MacIntosh told the Carillon News that the moose season will follow the deer season starting December 2 and run for two weeks until sunset December 14.
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Manitoba
Dave MacIntosh
Carillon News
Steinbach
Man Au-gust
Vermilion Citizens Rush to Collect Oil and Gas Dividends
Alberta Social Credit dividends drew 440 Vermilion residents on opening day September 3 to the Bank of Commerce and Treasury Branch. About $8800 in new money circulated that day, boosting local business and enabling purchases and services for households.
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Vermilion and
Alberta
Social Credit
Bank of Commerce
Treasury
Standard
Vermilion
Alta
Winkler Creamery Captures Two First Prizes at C N E
The Winkler Co op Creamery earned two first prizes at the Canadian National Exhibition for best butter in a one pound wrapped size and in a fourteen pound box sample size. It joined Canada Packers of Dauphin and Rapid City as top provincial prize winners with Rapid City taking the national butter championship. Peter Hiebert, chief butter maker, previously earned a gold watch in Winnipeg for his excellence.
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Winkler Co-op Creamery
Winkler Creamery
Canada Packers
Dauphin
Rapid City
Peter Hiebert
Winnipeg
Red River Valley Echo
Altona
Man
Printed Pattern 4534 Misses' Shirtwaist Dress Versions
Misses' shirtwaist dress pattern 4534 offered in three sleeve styles. Addresses, sizes 12 through 20 and 40, 42 listed. size 16 uses 44 yards of fabric. Include name, address and style number with fifty cent payment to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. in Toronto.
Sheep clubs revived in Manitoba 4-H program
The Canada Department of Agriculture Livestock and Poultry Division reports Manitoba will reinstate sheep clubs in the 4-H Club program. Three clubs formed from ranges to be purchased this fall with financing by Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers Limited of Toronto.
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Canada Department of Agriculture Livestock and Pooy Division
Ottawa
Manitoba
Canadians Cooperative Wool Growers Limited
Toronto
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Natural Resources Department
Wildlife Branch
H. W. Read
Department P.P.L
5Th Avenue
B.C
CBC
BY C. F. Greene
Hanna Herald
E. L. Clough
Clough
B. S. Burke
Oregon
E. A. Powell
Biggar
A. C. Faulkner
Milden and
Gilroy
Henderson
Macklin
E. G. Short
John Bowles
South Bereford
A. Robertson
Hazel Furgeson
Libya
Furgeson
Woodworth Times
Don McKay
Virden
Don
Portage la Prairie
Gladstone
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Lois McAskill
Young Manitoba
Lois Joan McAskill
Gladstone School
Gliadstone
J. McMurtry
F. Terry
Hilda Elgie
Virden Empire Advance
Duncan McKinnon
Oak Lake
Stuart Walton
Stuart
Duncan
Southeast
By Marina Holows
Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Department P.pl
Front Street
Treischmann
Fleischmann
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