Pheasant Nesting Survey in North Dakota Reveals Losses
A four square mile nesting study near Scranton, southwestern North Dakota, shows 123 nests studied with only five escaping destruction or abandonment. Predation by skunks, badgers, squirrels and birds dominated nest losses, prompting officials to push predator research and habitat improvements while noting farming pressure and low prices hurt pheasant numbers.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Game and Fish Department
Scranton
Robert J. Fischer
Game and Fish Department
Fischer
Bowman
H. R. Morgan
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Morgan
Game Management Division
Wth
Answers to Quick Quiz: Canadian facts compiled
Material by Quick Canadian Facts editors outlines quiz answers: 5 is about seven billion, 3 notes 642000 emigrants, 1 covers twelve million square miles, 4 identifies Russia, 2 exceeds 300 million. The piece adds a historical note: Columbus named Puerto Rico San Juan Bautista.
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Russia
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual of
Facts About
Canada
Christopher Columbus
Puerto Rico
San Juan Bautista
John the Baptist
Smile Of The Week And Tahiti Tattoo Attitude
A light Heartbeat panel notes Mary says her husband is the only one who kissed her. Violet asks if she is boasting or complaining. The item mentions Tahiti natives discarding clothing without immodesty if tattooed.
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Mary
Violet
Campbell Innes Resigns After 32 Years In Sask Education
Battleford notices the resignation of Campbell Innes as secretary treasurer of School District No. 71 due to ill health. After 32 years serving Battleford and region, Innes helped build Battleford Collegiate Institute and led athletic and academic programs. He plans to write the area’s educational history while remaining active in education.
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Battleford
Campbell Innes
Innes
Lloydminster
B.C.I
Estevan
Young M L A s to Be Honored at Manitoba Legislature Opening
Gildas Molgat 27 of Ste. Rose will become the youngest MLA to move the address in reply to the throne speech at the Manitoba assembly. Jack St John 28 of Winnipeg Centre will second the motion. Molgat, a commerce graduate and former agricultural implement businessman, and St John, first elected last June, followed Manitoba’s tradition of first‑term movers.
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Gildas Molgat
Ste. Rose
Manitoba Assembly
D. L. Campbell
Jack St. John
Winnipeg Centre
Manitoba
Campbell
R. D. Robertson
Molgat
Uni
Luncheon Meat and Corn Casserole Recipe
Cube luncheon meat and mix with corn and parsley. Layer with white sauce in a greased 8 by 8 inch dish. Top with crushed corn flakes and butter, bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes to yield six servings.
Helpful Hints For Everyday Fixes And Tasks
Quick home tips cover glassware boiling in salted water for smooth finish. Tighten sewing machine belts with large rubber bands. Add fat to waffle batter if sticking. Flip worn rubber glove ends for reuse. Clean rhinestones with lukewarm soapy ammonia water and a soft brush. Dairy cows require about 150 extra labor hours annually.
Saskatchewan Names 26 Lands After Deceased RCAF Men
Regina announces 26 topographic features in Northern Saskatchewan named to honor former RCAF servicemen from World War I. The list gives names and next of kin addresses, tied to map sheet areas for development and air navigation.
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RCAF
Regina
J. H. Brockelbank
Natural Resources of
Saskatchewan
Gordon W. N. Fanson
R.c.af
Phelps Lake
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan egg quality shows slight decline in 1953
Saskatchewan egg quality fell slightly in 1953 after some regional gains. Provincially 12 million dozen eggs were produced, with 49.3 percent graded A Large to A Small and 50.7 percent graded B or C, while higher-quality eggs shrank from 51.2 percent in 1952. Poultryman costs and marketing practices affecting grade are noted.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
F. E. Payne
Alberta Game Publication Planned Survey
The Alberta Government Travel Bureau through the Game Branch seeks ideas for a future Alberta game publication. A survey targets all Canada and United States publications on game regulations and conservation to inform content.
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Alberta Government Travel Bureau
Game Branch
Department of Lands and Forests
Canada
United States
Alberta
Quick Canadia Quiz Facts and Historical Figures
Questions cover Canadian geography taxes and migration in 1937 to 1951 with 707000 immigrants listed, Alaska’s former ownership, and Henry Cabot’s credit for the first steel rolling mill in 1783. Answers promised in Another Column.
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Canada
Northwest Territories
Alaska
Henry Cabot
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