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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
5
Alberta's government game branch launches a strict program to curb elk herd movement into settled areas and cut winter deaths, aiming to stabilize elk populations in forest reserves. The Canadian Press reports the move as a response to starving elk in Alberta forests.
The Health League of Canada releases two pamphlets to inform the public on water fluoridation. Fluoridation Facts and Fancies counters misinformation with data from authoritative sources to aid community groups and individuals in understanding the benefits and questions surrounding fluoridation.
The irrigation aim is to replenish soil water so plants have moisture. Growth requires a balance between air and water in soil pores. The upper limit of this balance is field capacity when soil holds maximum moisture.
Supplement to The Miniota Herald reports at Holy Trinity church a memorial plaque dedication for Wiliam Walker by the rector, with a solo by Bobby Walker. United W M S guests include Mrs Vere Little of Decker who spoke on the North West Territory and life at Fort Norman. Birth announced: a son to Mr and Mrs R Kitz Crandall at Hamiota hospital on June 11.
Beulah Mrs Lloyd Wakefield of Brandon attended the golden wedding celebration, a report previously omitted notes. Rain and poor weather caused the cancellation of last Friday's Schools Field Day, which Monday turned ideal and proceeded. The W I met at Mrs Chas Frazer's home with Mrs C Smith presiding. plant slips were exchanged, district convention reports by Mrs Wm Pierce and Mrs P Gow were read, and $54 was reported received for the Bird Institute. Arrangements were made for meals during Schools Field Day.
The text explains that saturated soil becomes waterlogged and harms plants from lack of air. It notes that when soil moisture drops below the wilting point, plants die. It defines available moisture as the water plants can use between field capacity and wilting point.
A 26 story building described as the tallest in West Germany is under construction at Lid. It will rise to approximately 90 meters in height.
The Montreal Neurological Institute operates as a research centre and hospital admitting emergency brain injury patients. It notes that despite few patients, its Institute machines and cooperative discoveries push neurology frontiers to aid millions.
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