Fox De Rowseebeckes Belgian Stallion Recommendation
A three breed analysis recommends to Dr. Charles Head in Regina that Fox De Rowssheke, a North American Belgian stallion, should return or be pursued as one of the top specimens. Belgian experts note strong lineage amid wartime strain and recent invasions through Belgium.
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Fox de Rowssheke
Nent
Charles Head
Regina
Belgium
Saskatchewan
Alberta
F.o.b
Moose Jaw
Weyburn
Belgian Government May Buy Regina Horse Fox de Roosebeke
Dr Charles Head of Regina reports Belgian government experts deem Fox de Roosebeke among the continent’s best Belgian horses. Only about 1,000 Belgians remain, largely in Holland and France, after wartime losses. Officials study purchase to replenish Belgian stock. Fox de Roosebeke weighs 2100 pounds now, expected 2300 at full growth.
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Beke
Holland
France
Belgium
North America
Dr. Head
America
Teveen
Fox de Roosebeke
Clinton
Iowa
George P
Fox de Roosebecke
Dairying Gains Momentum as Light Wheat Crops Rise
F M Logan assistant manager of the Saskatchewan Cooperative Creameries reports lighter wheat yields spurring dairy interest across Saskatchewan. Visits to Saskatoon Unity Kerrobert show higher current output and rising sales inquiries from across Canada including Montreal Toronto Winnipeg and Vancouver.
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Saskatchewan
F. M. Logan
Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries, Ltd
Ins
My. Logan
Logas
Saskatoon
Unity
Kerveert
Logan
Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries, Limited
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Prairie Chickens Seen Increasing In Province
Encouraging reports come from across the province that prairie chickens are appearing in greater numbers this season. The news pleases sportsmen and all prairie people invested in native country life.
Prairie chicken decline tied to habitat and predators
The article notes the prairie chicken as a prized but dwindling Canada game bird. It cites habitat loss cultivation, gopher poison, crow and hawk predation, and harsh weather as factors, while suggesting there may be an unidentified primary cause behind the near extinction of this sporting bird.
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Canada
Farmers urged to protect game birds and enforce season
The article urges Western canyon farmers to defend game birds against overpopulation threats. It argues birds defend themselves through predation, notes poor compliance with the Gage Act on private lands, and appeals to farmers to enforce the closing season to restore coveys by September and winter mornings.
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Caoon
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