Heavy Fish Fry Distribution From Prairie Hatcheries
The Fish Culture Division of the Canadian Department of Fisheries distributed over 479.9 million fish eyes fry and yearlings last year from Prairie Province hatcheries. Manitoba produced about 130 million whitefish and 107 million pickerel plus 195 thousand salmon trout. Fort Quappelle area sent 15.6 million eggs. Alberta hatcheries exceeded 103.25 million.
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Fish Culture Division
Canadian Department of Fisheries
Kamloops
Nature
Canadian
Prairie Province
Manitoba
Fort Quappelle
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Safety In Flying Col W A Bishop Quotes Caution
Canada’s famed WWI aviator Col W A Bishop warned that careful preflight checks reduce accidents. He stressed not being the world's smartest pilot but the oldest, urging motorists and others to ensure machines are in first class shape before power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
W. A. Bishop
V.C
Canada
Regina
Leader- Post
Unhappy Matrimonial Dispute Quarrel Prompted By Friday Night
Magistrate questions a woman as details of a quarrel with her husband surface. The wife denies cooperation with a payment plan to someone named Gay. The exchange includes taunts about her father drinking for a week without working. The dialogue reflects a tense courtroom moment.
Western Beef Producers to Ship Cattle Monthly to Britain
The Council of Western Beef Producers based in Calgary plans monthly cattle shipments to the British market through January 1932. Ranchers reserve space as they prepare to move beef cattle, with 60 head of light cattle leaving Lethbridge for Glasgow and 160 head of heavy cattle from Bowden Camrose and Tofield regions. Subsequent shipments will focus on grass-fed animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Western Beef Producers
Calgary
Lethbridge
Glasgow
Quebec
Bowden
Camrose
Tofield
Profit Margin For Feeder Lambs In Alberta Study
An Alberta study in the Economic Annalist shows average feeder lamb profit requires a selling price at least 1.54 per head above feeder costs. Based on 16 feeders, costs ranged from 0.38 to 0.64 dollars per head, with spreads from 2.64 to 1.54 dollars per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economic Annalist
Agricultural Economics Branch
Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Wonder the World's Largest Steer Weighs 3300 Pounds
The seven year old steer named Wonder weighs 3300 pounds and measures 10 feet eight inches from nose to tail. Owner E E Huffman plans to fatten him toward 4000 pounds. Wonder was born on Ralph Clement's ranch near Burwell Nebraska. Building construction in France shows a slight uptick.
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Wonder
Lean
E. E. Huffman
Ralph Clement
Burwell
Neb
Forced Down Airwoman Laura Ingalls Seeks Europe Hop
Laura Ingalls, a famed diminutive airwoman, was forced down by storms during a proposed one stop trans continental flight from California to New York. She expects to resume solo hops to Europe once weather improves.
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Laura Ingalls
California
New York
Miss Ingalls
Europe
Discovery of Harris Sparrow eggs ends a century hunt
Dr George Sutton a Pittsburg ornithologist returns from Hudson Bay with the Harris Sparrow eggs the last North American eggs unknown to science. The find 40 miles north of Churchill Man on June 16 ends a two expedition Arctic race with the Canadian Ornithological Society to secure the final link in the continent’s 1.2 known bird eggs. The eggs pale green brown marbled will go to the Carnegie Institute.
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George Sutton
Pittsburg
Hudson Bay
Sutton
Carnegie Institute
Churchill
Man
Arctic
Messrs. Sutton and
Semple
Bert Lloyd
Saskatchewan
Olin S. Pettingill
Bondoin College
Why Christ Was Killed In Learnings From A Child
A six year old asks his mother why Christ was killed. She evasively says the people did not understand Him. Later the boy tells a playmate Christ was killed because He couldn't speak English, revealing a child’s simple yet profound misinterpretation.
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Christ
Alberta Society Of Artists Forms In Calgary Region
Alberta forms a new Alberta Society of Artists with branches in Edmonton and other towns. Temporary president A C Leighton will lead efforts to raise art standards, sponsor clubs, organize exhibitions and scholarships, and dispatch loan shows across the province. Dr W G Carpenter notes aim to foster a new distinctive Alberta school of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
University of Saskatchewan
Alberta
Society of Artists
Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta Society of Artists
W. G. Carpenter
Institute of Technology and Art
United States
Dr. Carpenter
A. C. Leighton
A.B.A
Leighton
New Alberta Society
Local newspaper praised as best clerk for sales reach
A merchant describes the local newspaper as the best clerk, noting it reaches more people with longer attention and accurate storytelling. He cites its growing importance in sales, calling it the backbone of constructive marketing, alongside a note about a wood cutting machine making 40,000 splints a minute.
Conference On Grain Production At Regina Exhibition
The conference on grain production and marketing at the World's Grain Exhibition in Regina next summer is hailed as potentially the most valuable part of the event. H. S. Fry, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Publicity Director, spoke at the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association session. Dr. J. H. Grisdale will chair the conference sessions as the program is drafted. Prof. P. W. Bridgman of Harvard reports a machine applying 600000 psi to create hot ice and to boil eggs by compression.
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Regina
H. 8. Fry
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
J. H. Grisdale
Ottawa
P. W. Bridgman
Harvard University
Prof. Bridgman
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Harris
Dr. Babcock
S. M Babcock
Madison
Wis
New York State
University of Wisconsin
German
Kiel Harbour
Germany
Norfolk
Konigsberg
Karlbrake
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