Relative Value Of Livestock Feeds In NRC Report
The National Research Council summarizes feeding experiments on barley oats wheat rye and corn for horses cattle sheep and swine. Professor E W Crampton surveys 350 accounts from Canada the United States and overseas to compare gains feed efficiency and fattening outcomes. Wheat often outperforms corn for hogs while sheep fattening favors corn. rye shows limits. The report aids investigators and practical stockmen and is available from NRC or the Federal Department of Agriculture Ottawa.
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National Research Council
Newton
Division of Biology and Agriculture
E. W. Crampton
MacDonald College
Crampton
Canada
Union
Federal Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Aircraft Transport Spurs Industrial Growth in Remote Canada
Since 1926 aircraft adapted for equipment and supplies have boosted mining areas. In 1981 Canadian Airways carried far more freight and passengers than 1932, aided by Great Bear activity. The era proves aerial transport unlocks development across Canada, even remote regions.
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Canada
Red Lake
Prairie
Canadian Airways
Great Bear
Dominion
W. B. Burchall
Financial Post
Honor Captain Bernier Praised in Senate Action
The proposal led by J. P. B. Casgrain and endorsed by Arthur Meighen urged Parliament to honor Captain J. E. Bernier, veteran Arctic explorer. At 82, he remains engaged with Canadian Arctic knowledge and resources after a lifetime at sea and northern voyages dating to age twelve. He contributed to land claims and contemplated a Canadian North Pole expedition.
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Senate
J. P. B. Casgrain
Arthur Meighen
J. E. Bernier
Captain Bernier
Arctic
Dominion
North Pole
Canadian Arctic
Sewing lingerie patterns for spring wear
A Winnipeg newspaper advertisement promotes four lingerie pattern bits for spring use. Patterns use organdie, pique, net, lace and crepe silk with Design No. 681 offered in one size. Price is 20 cents in stamps or coin, coin preferred.
Pattern Notice and Cocoa Production Data
Pattern No Name Town Site listed at Winnipeg pattern address with magistrate exchange phrase about a bite incident. Additionally a note cites about 9909 pounds of cocoa grown annually in the Gold Coast territory of Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Coast Territory
Africa
Joint Commission on Conservation and Afforestation Formed
The Joint Commission on Conservation and Afforestation of the prairie provinces of Canada held its inaugural meeting in Regina with Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba representatives. They created a joint Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta commission to study climate afforestation conservation water soils forests and game and agreed to share data and limit joint actions to recommendations.
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Joint Commission On
Prairie Provinces of Canada
Regina
Saskatchewan
James F. Bryant
W. D. Cowan
M.D. M.P
C. J. MacKenze
University of Saskatchewan
T.A. Patrick
M.D. Yorkton
Alberta
RG. Reid
Manitoba
C. H Attwood
Col
H J. Stephenson
J. H. Ellis
Agronomy
University of Manitoba
James W. Bryant
Saskatchewan Commission
Joint Commission
Joint Commissions
Joint Commission On Conservation and
Prairie Provinces
Norman M. Ross
Indian Head
Canada
Canadian Forestry Association
Dominion
Joel
F. A. Wyatt
H. J. Stephenson
T. F. Bleigen
Dean C. J. MacKenzie
Dr. Rutherford
University of Alberta
Central Committee
European Women Rediscover Old Ways in Workforce Debate
Andres Colin a League of Nations staff member argues European women, shaped by tradition, are better off than American women amid economic shifts. She says European women still aim for marriage as a life goal, influencing choices between family and careers.
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Andres Colin
League i Nations
Europe
England Sees High Number of Register Office Marriages
The report notes that 6e marriage ceremonies in register offices become more popular in England with about 100000 such marriages annually.
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Register Office
England
Sap to Make a Gallon from Two or Three Trees
A note on sugaring explains that it takes sap from two or three large sugar maple trees to yield one gallon of syrup. The excerpt describes the tapping and boiling process in simple terms.
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Bernier
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Ruth Rogers
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Joint Commission On Conservation and Afforestation
McGill
Cardinal Villeneuve
Quebec
McGill University
Bishop Farthing
Montreal
A. J. Brown
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
University
Arthur W. Currie
John Ross
Herbert Molson
W. A. Black
Vincent Massey
Henry Birks
Huntiey Drummond