High River livestock push strengthens local industry
Local leaders push to expand and improve the districts beef sector by promoting registered bulls and November calf sales alongside established events like the 4 H calf show and fat stock sale. Tours and a University of Alberta lecture course boosted knowledge, while the new High River Feeders Association put about 900 head on feed, underscoring practical growth over wishful thinking.
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High River District
High River
F.U.A
Saskatchewan Live Stock Assn Highlights Beef Cattle Finishing
The Saskatchewan Live Stock Association held its annual convention in Saskatoon January 22 to 25 with beef cattle finishing for maximum profits as the top topic. FE. E. Brockelbank noted rising interest in cattle feeding among breeders, on grass and grain, and more inquiries from farmers across the province seeking feeding and management guidance.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Live Stock Association
Saskatoon
FE. E. Brockelbank
Animal Industry Branch
Red Cross Transit Centre at Gander Assists Hungarian Arrivals
The Canadian Red Cross Transit Centre at Gander Airport aids Hungarian immigrants arriving in North America. The facility provides shelter, meals, medical checks, and placement support as refugees proceed to destinations across the continent.
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Red Cross Transit Centre
Gander Airport
North America
In the Home Workshop Tables for Every Need
This pattern shows six large perspective sketches for different table styles with exact details for cutting and assembling the pieces. Variations in length width and height allow customization to fit space and purpose. Pattern 295 is 35 cents or available with the Living Room Furniture packet for $1.50 postpaid.
Martin houses pattern for 12 cabin colony kit
Describes a bird house pattern 454 to mount on a pipe forming a 12 cabin martin colony with removable backs for cleaning. Pattern mailed for 35 cents and is part of Bird House and Feeder Packet No. 2 priced at 1.50. Order from Home Workshop Patterns Vancouver B C.
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Martin
What Us Parents Need to Hear About Child Health
The News argues adults, not distant authorities, are to blame for many local children lacking robust health due to insufficient sleep and unhealthy feeding. It laments modern parental distractions and pocket money spent on candy and soda, urging frank discussion with children about health.
Newspaperman's Prayer Reprinted From 19th Century Journal
A reader from Port Elgin Ministerial Association provides a reprint of the Newspaperman's Prayer addressed to St. Francis DeSales. The prayer asks for protection, critical discernment, reader forbearance, prompt bill payment, gentler criticism, and courage to write honestly while seeking peace.
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Port Elgin
Virden 75th Anniversary Celebration Planned
Community wide event slated for July 21 to 26 invites town and district participation. Plans are forming as committees seek ideas, with Don Whiteford coordinating and welcoming input from residents and organizations.
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Virden
Don Whiteford
MPs Pay Around the World Sparks Debate
Canadians question MP salaries of 8000 dollars a year plus 2000 tax free while U S representatives get 22500 with allowances and British MPs receive 1000 pounds plus sessional allowances. The Bulletin argues public service should not punish capable men with low income.
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House of Representatives
Britain
the Bulletin
George Schatz completes service as R.M. reeve
George Schatz a prominent Young resident and longtime newspaper subscriber has wrapped up a lengthy public service career. The farmer served as Councillor for Division 4 of Morris No. 312 for ten years and Reeve for seven, while also holding Strawberry School Division trustee duties for four years.
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George Schatz
R.M. Reeve
Young
Schatz
Schatt
Morris RM. No
Strawberry S.D
New Pain Free Wound Healing Bandages Released
A new wound healing aid promises painless removal and faster healing. Sterile pads with a two layer plastic skin and non woven cotton draw exudate into the cotton, keeping dirt out and not sticking to wounds. Previously used in hospitals, the pads are now available to the public, praised by doctors as a research miracle.
Canadian Junior Red Cross Sent Relief to 28 Nations
The organization distributed relief supplies to twenty eight nations last year, reflecting its extensive aid reach. The effort involved children in Canada coordinating shipments and broader Red Cross networks to deliver goods internationally.
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Red Cross
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