Five Hunter Brothers Run Historic Ranch Near Fort Macleod
Five Hunter brothers with one sister manage the Maunsell Ranch near Fort Macleod Alberta. They breed Prince Domino Herefords, run a seven acre trout pond, and conserve stock while maintaining a long history from Utah origins in 1903.
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Five Hunter Brothers
Fort Macleod
Alta
Hunter Brothers
Maunsell Brothers
IV Ranch
Hunter
Vere
Joseph
Steve
Wilson
Howard
Martha
al West
Penticton
Albert Simpson
Bow Island
Hunter Brothers Ranch
Colorado
Joseph Hunter
Toronto
Kamas
Utah
Isaac Hunter
Alberta
Rockies
Idaho
Montana
James Chapel
Por
Quick Canadian Facts Quiz Highlights Canada Facts
Answers note Ottawa fundraising may near twice 1944 peak. Hamilton stands as Canada's steel hub. Immigration from 1905 to 1913 reached 2,337,300. CPR construction links east and west by rail. A $1,000 figure appears in the materials. A piper in kilts will greet tourists at the Nova Scotia New Brunswick border this summer as Tourism Minister W T Dauphinee spoke in the legislature.
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Ottawa
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
CPR
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
W. T. Dauphinee
Pink dresses and six proposals spark dating tips
The column advises bachelorettes to wear a pink dress on dates citing six recent proposals. It cites color psychology and watermelon pink as attractive. It also notes hosiery sales trends and a Caracas license bond, then moves to marriage anecdotes and wrestler Rita Martinez with body measurements.
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Baltimore
Areas In Northern Sask Named After Servicemen
Canadian maps adopt names for features in the Stony Rapids and Clear water areas honoring World War II servicemen. Biographical details may be filed with Regina's Department of Natural Resources to memorialize the men. A second list covers Wollaston Lake reads and more names will appear next week.
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Saskatchewan
Brockelbank
Department of Natural Resources
Regina
Stony Rapids
Prince Albert
Stanley
H. Rigden
Tuxford
Riggs Lake
Sgt. Riggs
Leonard E
A. T. Riggs
Riley Lake
Lac Riley
William D
W. Riley
Clearwater
Bray Lake
PO. Bray
Frie Witham
Wifey Meakl
Bray
Saskatoon
Brazier Lakke
PO. Brazier
George H
W. J. Bra
PO. Coflin
John G
J. J. Coflin
Bleine
Cohen Lake
FO. Cohen
Cyril B
Mra. E. Cohen
Regina Colley
PO Cotley
Peers C
Mra
F. W. Colley
Sher Coppin
FO. Coppin
Clifford
Dahle Lake
FO. Datrle
Truman
E. T. Dahle
Atwater Dell Lake
FO. Dell
Rolland F
Dell
Chap
Dennis Lake
Dennia
Russell E
A. BE
Dennis
Parknan
Clifford L
J. Depper
Dixon Lake
PO Dixon
Charles B
A. I. Dixon
Maple Creek
Dupre Lake
PO. Dupre
Frederick L. E. Jedak
PO. Gedak
Joseph J
Anton Gedak
Estevan
Haaland Lake
PO Haaaland
Clement B
B. Li
E. Harbo
Marynowski Lake
Marynowski
Michael E
J. Marynowski
Krydor
Sabine Lake
TO. Saline
Eugene J
O. T. Sabine
Ethelton
Tomczak Lake
FO Tomczak
Marcel E
Max Tomczak
Wenger Lake
FO. Wenger
John
W. Beb
Mallen
Hegina
Manson Lake
PO Manson
W. H. Manson
Moose Jaw
Melnick
Stanley F
H. C. Messum
Lloydminster
Metka Lake
FPO
Metka
Joseph
J. Metka
Mofem Lake
FO. Moen
Donald
H. FP. Moen
Beavers Outmatch Engineers In Culvert Dams
H M Taylor Okanogan County engineer told the Northwest Conference on Road Building at the University of Washington that beavers are beating human engineers at dam building. Beavers cut timber for dams flood roads and are dynamited, then rebuild. They gnaw saplings to fit culverts creating inverted cone screens. lanterns and bells failed to deter them.
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University of Washington
H. M. Taylor
Okanogan County
Beavers
Taylor
Saskatchewan Forest Output Climbs Sharply in 1947
Forest products in Saskatchewan totaled 8,785,600 dollars for the year, with lumber contributing 6,477,100 dollars. Lumber volume rose 115 percent while value grew 12 percent, reflecting strong demand and sector growth.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
Busy Prince Albert Library Loans 67 600 Books
The Prince Albert regional library serving about 30 000 residents in north central Saskatchewan loaned 67 600 books last year.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
Oddities In The News From Hair to Swooses
A Detroit housewife’s hair bleaching prompts the mayor to send a patrolman with water to rinse it before the water shutoff ends. In York England a swan named Charlie mates with a farm goose, producing a swoose chick after charity funding to relocate Janey to the lake.
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Detroit
Thomas S. Welsh
William Vaughn
Vaughn
York
England
Charlie
Janey
Geese
Park Commission
Park Lake
Commission
Mayor to buy used bus for handicapped city residents
Mayor Harry Weiner plans to purchase a used bus to operate on summer weekends for the benefit of crippled and handicapped residents of Medicine Hat. The vehicle will offer free transportation to recreation spots for children and adults in the community.
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Medicine Hat
Asia
Harry Weiner
Canadas postwar immigration and finance quiz
Nine years after World War II Canada admitted nearly a million immigrants. Was this number ever exceeded in a prior nine year span. What is Canada’s highest denom banknote and which city is nicknamed Canadas Pittsburgh. What Confederation project tied to British Columbia and will federal tax revenue this year be above or below wartime peaks. Answers in Another Column.
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Canada
Pittsburgh
British Columbia
Confederation
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Cupine Hills
North Peigan
Maunsell Ranch
Maunsell Place
Beaver Creek
Fisheries
Department of Lands and Forests
Calgary
Eddie Owens
Laude
Scooter’ Hailey
Fort Worth
Scooter
Quick Canadian Facts
Pocket Annual
Facts About
V. Durin
U.S
New Orleans
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Rita Martinez
Northern
H Ae
Frt
Sgt
Haug
Dona Circk
PO. Corck
Arthur CG
G CC
Corck
Reema
Martha Hunter
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