Home market is the best one
The Bulletin notes Canada enjoys booming times and full employment boosting meat consumption. It cites per capita meat use at 1512 pounds, beef and pork shares, and shifts in exports to the United States from 1950 to 1955. It argues domestic demand is the best market for meat dairy and poultry producers amid population growth and steady prosperity.
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The
Bulletin
Brooks
Alta
Canada
United States
Hail destroys Western Manitoba crops in broad area
Last Thursday a severe hail and storm battered Western Manitoba, wiping out almost ready harvests. Farmers face losses with many lacking hail insurance, leaving some with only grain for feed. The piece calls for crop insurance on a cooperative basis and mutual aid among farm organizations.
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Empire-Advance
Virden
Man
Manitoba
We’re grateful to our town
A reflective note from The Clarion Kindersley 1956 thanks residents for their support during the editor’s illness and after his passing. It highlights community courage, sympathy, and the many small acts of kindness from townsfolk.
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Clarion
Kindersley
Sask
On granting licenses city council faces authority limits
Swift Current council members discussed new business licenses noting lack of regulatory authority. Aldermen heard complaints about painting outfits charging high prices and poor job quality. The city solicitor outlined the law, stating the council can authorize or reject licenses, offering potential public protection through official scrutiny.
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Swift Current Sun
Swift Current
Prairie Beauty Inspires Avid Prairieside Awe
A reflective piece from The Canadian Camrose dated August 7 1956 extols prairie scenery over mountainous vistas praising sunrise sunsets and wheat fields. It notes trees improving after settlement and invites readers to drive and witness the prairie beauty in harvest season.
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Camrose
Alta
Prairies
Praires
Oklahoma
Wealthy Indian donor heads home with life-changing funds
Harnam Singh Hari, 72, travels from Calgary to Montreal to India with 290000 dollars from selling 160 acres. He plans to use proceeds to aid his native village with a school, library, animal clinic, crippled children, the blind, and Red Cross support, then continues to London Mumbai Delhi and the Punjab.
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India
Harnam Singh Hari
Montreal
Calgary
Hari
Red Cross
Mission of Mercy
London
Bombay
Delhi
Punjab
How Can He Fly Mystery Solved By Museum and Gyro
A joint effort by a gyroscope maker and the New York Museum of Natural History helps explain fly flight. Motion pictures show a fly beating wings 300 times per second, but the mechanism for upside down landings remains unsolved. The piece notes no penguins at the North Pole and no polar bears at the South Pole.
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New York Museum of Natural History
North Pole
South Pole
Seventeen Hundred Types of Goal On Australian Sheep Ranches
A brief notes about diverse goal spinning types produced on Australian sheep ranches. It emphasizes courteous driving behavior as a related public notice.
Old Stars Speak In Many Languages Across Americas
The article notes that dialects in North and South America combine with a survey of cultural diversity and linguistic varieties. It mentions temperatures reaching 200 million degrees in a cosmic context and references a broad spectrum of languages and universes.
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Ing
South America
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