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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
8
In southwestern Alberta reserves Crow's Nest and Cearwater are counted as excess elk. Experts note winters are harsh with limited feed causing starvation and weak calves. A herd-management scheme used in the United States aims to reduce numbers for better grazing and a larger calf crop in spring.
April results show higher eggs and sugar output than a year earlier while mining saw coal production fall 15 percent versus last April. Oil flows hit a first quarter record. employment insurance claims declined from March.
In a bridge debate North excuses a Three No Trump bid and pushes Three Clubs. South bravely raises to Four Clubs. North then overreaches with Five Clubs and goes three down after East leads Ace. North later curses South for not bidding Three No Trumps.
Native pastures shielded from grazing until late June can yield as much as 50 percent more forage than those grazed continuously from May to October, according to J. B. Campbell of the Swift Current experimental station.
Alexander Mackenzie established Fort Chipewyan on Lake Athabasca in Alberta in 1758, marking one of the early trading posts in the region and shaping regional exploration.
An Agriculture Canada expert from Agassiz outlines silage as essential roughage for the long lower Fraser Valley barn feeding season. He details conversion rates between silage and hay, herd needs for a 30 cow operation, storage timing for red clover and grasses, and wilting targets from 80 to 70 percent moisture.
The Health League of Canada has prepared two pamphlets on fluoridation The Picture of Fluoridation and Fluoridation Facts and Fancies Both provide facts figures and answers to common questions and misleading statements The pamphlets are available in quantity and singly for five cents each or at cost in bulk orders Inquiries should be addressed to The Health League of Canada 111 Avenue Road Toronto Ont
The irrigation aim is to replenish soil moisture for plant growth. It defines field capacity as the soil’s maximum water after gravity ceases, and wilting point as the moisture level causing plant wilting. Saturation causes waterlogging. available moisture lies between field capacity and wilting point.
Construction begins on a 26 story structure in Ludwigshafen, claimed as the tallest in West Germany, with an estimated height of about 238 feet.
The region of Alaska is described as having less than one third the land area of Canada’s Yukon and Northwest Territories combined and about seven times fewer people. This comparison highlights Alaska’s small population relative to its vast size and to those Canadian territories.
Dr. Wilder Penfield leads Montreal Neurological Institute, a 100 bed hospital and post graduate center opened in 1937 to treat emergency brain surgery cases. The institute advances epilepsy research and neural localization, drawing fellows from Canada, the USA, and Europe.
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