Calgary Livestock Market Report Active Trade On 500 Cattle
Calgary livestock sale ran to 11 am with 500 cattle and 10 calves, mostly butcher steers and mixed quality heifers. Cows 50 to 75 lower, bulls not offered early, replacement cattle steady, stocker and feeder steers 22.50 to 24, hogs steady, spring lambs 4.50 to 5.00 lower, steers 23 to 23.80, heifers 21.25 to 21.90, cows 16 to 17, cutters 12 to 13.50, live lambs 20 to 20.50.
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James Richardson & Sons
Walker G&w
Cdn
Homestead
Weston B
L. Island
Abitibi
Woodwards A
Central del Rio
al Gas Tr
West Wtc
Charter Oil
al Gas Tr Pr
West Trans
Devon Palmer
Allas Tr
Mines Dome Pete
Algoma Steel
Fargo
Aluminum
Advocate
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Beth Copper Great Plains
Atlas Steel
Bouzana Home Oil
Bell Tel
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Hud Bay O&g
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Campbell Chile
Medallion
Cassiar
BC Forest
Central Par
Mill City
BC Power
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BC Tel
Cochenour Wm
Pacific Pete
Burns
Coniagas
Pamoil
Calgary
Permo Gas
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Halliwell
Provo
Craigmont
den Mines
Ranger
Geco
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Giant UK
Security Frhid
C & D Sugar
Gunnar
Spooner
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Triad
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Grandite
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Hollinger
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Westburn
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Irish Copper
Jowsey
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CIF
Dist Seagrams
Labrador
Con Trus
Dom Bridge
Lake Dufault
Cmwirth
Dom Glass
Leitch Gold
Sto&g
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Int Mut
CIG
Fraser Coys
Mining Corp
Toronto
Northgate
Ind
Horne & Pit
Patino
Transac Huron & Erie
Imperial Oil
Dow Jones
Quemont
IAC
Int Nickel
Sherritt Gordon
Transac
Int Utilities
Silver Miller
Laur
Siscoe
Macm B & P
Teck Hughes
I M Leafning
Torwest
Msg Ferg
Keno Hill
Metro Stores
Moore Corp
Western Mines
Noranda
Montreal
NW Nitro Nova Scotia
Ogilvie
Page Hersey
Power Corp
Royal
Southam
Alminex
Steel
Bailey Selburn
I Texaco
Can
Dalg & Ed
Tr Finance A
Cda Southern
Tr Can
Devonian
Delhi
Union Gas
20 Tonner Blast May Occur Tuesday at Suffield
The planned blasting of 20 tons of TNT at Suffield Experimental Station was postponed a week ago and could occur between 11 a.m. and noon Tuesday. A weather-based decision will be made this evening.
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Suffield
Maple Creek Declares Aug 29 Civic Holiday Jubilee Plans Unveiled
Maple Creek Town Council declared August 29 a civic holiday to mark the town's diamond jubilee. Jubilee committee members Robert Henderson and Bob Cole outlined opening day events including a 10 a.m. parade and afternoon baseball golf and horseshoe tournaments joined by old timers tea, banquet, and wind-up dance.
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Maple Creek
Saska
Robert Henderson
Bob Cole
Jubilee Committee
E. Eckart
Senior Citizens’ Home
Maple Creek Union Hospital
Cypress Lodge
L. Skinner
Arriv
Two Weekend RCMP Traffic Mishaps Reported
Two costly weekend collisions were reported to RCMP with no injuries. A rear end crash at the Trans-Canada Highway and No 48 Highway intersection involved William Hnatiuk of 276 10th St SW and Dan Munro of Regina. damage about 800 dollars. A second accident on Graham Road, 20 miles south of No 1 Highway, between Stuart Hehr and Larry Good caused about 650 dollars in damage.
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RCMP
William Hnatiuk
10Th St
Dan Munro
Regina
No. 48
No. 1
Monro
Hnatiuk
Graham Road
No. 1 Highway
Stuart Hehr
Crescent View
Larry Good
10Th St. SE
Hehr
Stray bullet nearly hits picnicker at Police Point
Horst Fandry of 425 4th St. SW reported a stray bullet from Strathcona Island at 7:35 p.m. Sunday near the river bank at Police Point narrowly missing him. Police investigated but could not locate the shooter.
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Horst Fandry
4Th St
Strathcona Island
Fandry
Three Fire Calls Answered in Medicine Hat Weekend
Medicine Hat Fire Department answered three calls over the weekend including an automobile fire on 3rd St S.E. at 4 01 p m. and two grass fires near Crescent Heights hill above Brookwood Auto Court. Bruce Johnson of Redcliff owned the car and damage was slight. Grass fires were reported at about 8 20 p.m. Saturday and 12 07 p.m. Sunday with officials suspecting children started one.
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Medicine Hat
3Rd St. S.E
Bruce Johnson
Redcliff
Crescent Heights Hill
Brookwood Auto Court
Girl Suffers Freak Injury At Playground
Joyce Zeeb sustained a deep gash across the nose when a swinging seat bolt ripped her face as a small boy propelled the swing after dark. She was taken to Medicine Hat for emergency treatment and required several stitches.
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Walsh
Joyce Zeeb
Medicine Hat
Police Court Fines Totals 181 Here
Magistrate H W D Cox fined several city residents in police court today totaling 181 dollars. Fines listed include Lloyd Schneeder for stop sign, speeding and liquor offenses. Ludwig Hein for driving through a stop sign. Knud and Elsie Jensen for liquor. Elmer Deering for no reflectors. Gotlieb Zieffle for speeding. Medicine Hat Co op Store for no clearance lights. Linden Construction for no flares and two counts of failing to display empty weights.
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H. W. D. Cox
Lloyd Schneeder
Iron Ave
Ludwig Hein
11Th St. N.E
Knud Jensen
Elsie Jensen
Hilda
Elmer Deering
Medicine Hat
Gotlieb Zieffle
Princess Ave
Medicine Hat Co-Op
Linden Construction
Aerial fertilization trial on Norwegian forest
Aerial fertilization is being tested on about 1250 acres of forest in Norway's Kongsberg district as part of a new experiment.
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Norway
Kongsberg
Alberta election shows Social Credit sweep and party appeals
Social Credit contested all seats including Leduc where Earl An sley an independent SOC member who broke from the party in 1944 did not face opposition in 1959. Agriculture Minister L. C. Halmrast was acclaimed in Tabor-Warner on June 3 as a new Democratic candidate failed to file. The NDP had 56 candidates Liberals 55 and PCs 33. There were 18 independents including four Communists and three Alberta Unity Movement members. Manning marked 20 years as premier this month. Opposition leaders campaigned for a balanced legislature, with Hunter Harradence and Reimer focusing on personal seats amid a landslide. Douglas drew the largest rally while Manning spoke to 1,000 at a concerted Edmonton event.
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Social Credit
Leduc
Earl Ansley
L. C. Halmrast
Tabor - Warner
New Democratic Party
NDP
Liberals
Progressive Conservative
Alberta Unity Movement
Grovtp
E. C. Manning
Alberta
David Hunter
Hunter
Milton Harradence
Calgary
Neil Reimer
Edmonton
National Ndp
T. C. [Douglas
Saskatchewan
W. S. Lloyd
New Democrats
Alvin Hamilton
Douglas
Manning
Soviet Press Attacks U.S. Race Rifts As Hypocrisy Exposed
The piece reports Communist broadcasts and papers attacking U.S. democracy over race violence. Pravda cites outrages against Black Americans as proof of capitalist hypocrisy. Izvestia links Alabama racism to Washington policy.
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Africa
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Asia
Izvestia
Washington
Alabama
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IDB
7Th Ave
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Lois Bieber
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Joyce Yamamoto
Medicine Hat Public Library
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