Wild West stampede invades Winnipeg arena crowding streets
Winnipeg hosts a six day wild west show under Canadian government auspices with 75000 seats, 50000 visitors today and 10000 more expected. Cowboys and cowgirls fill hotels and streets as famed riders ropers and marksmen gather from western Canada and as far south as Arizona and Texas. Events feature roping and trick riding with gold medals and $15000 in prizes held at a local bank awaiting distribution.
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Government rules for migratory bird protection outlined
A 1913 federal act placed migratory birds under the Department of Agriculture. A committee led by T. B. Palmer drafted rules to limit open seasons, protect birds year round, and create two large zones for migratory game birds. Regulations establish night bans, five year protections for some species, and streamlined regional seasons to reduce overhunting while preserving hunting opportunities.
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