Conservation Wins for Western Canada's Pronghorn Herds
Canada credits wildlife officials with reviving pronghorn populations in Alberta reserves. Nemiskam Park guards about eight and a half square miles hosting 425 antelope after a careful corralling approach and fencing. Wawaskesy Park shows rising concentrations and a brighter outlook for the species.
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Canada
Dominion
Department of the Interior
Wawaskesy Park
Alberta
Lethbridge
Nemiskam National Park
Medicine Hat
Nemiskam Park
National Parks Branch
Department of Interior
Wheat price hopes amid Western Canada debt concerns
Western Canada faces a debt light year as farmers plan to cover bills taxes seed and feed. A crop large enough to justify small price gains, with several fortunes able to cover mortgage interest, while overall welfare hinges on higher wheat prices to drive the region’s finances. China to attend Chicago exposition next year.
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Western Canada
Financial Post
Alberta Farm Product Revenue to Rise in 1932
Financial figures project Alberta farm product revenue reaching 152 million dollars in 1932 up from 147 million in 1931. Dairy is seen at 12 million, poultry 8 million, other commodities 0.3 million, with farm animal production at 16 million and field crops valued at 116 million, totaling the 152 million figure.
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Alberta
Mild Winter Expected in Western Canada Forecast
Weather experts at The Pas Man report a mild Western Canada winter with heavy snowfall. A late fall and early spring should shorten the season, according to Cree Indians whose long track record of accurate forecasts is respected in the north country. They rely on musk rat activity and other animal signs to gauge the coming season.
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Western
Canada
Pas
Man
North Country
Dominion
National Development Bureau
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Churchill Could Have Handled More Wheat
Shipping agent Thomas Harling in Montreal says Churchill cleared all boats and will export 2,000,000 bushels of grain this season via the Hudson Bay route. Eight steamers were chartered. he believes more tonnage could have moved, with Prince Albert and Saskatchewan area providing about 45,000,000 bushels annually. He notes free storage and transfer charges helped, rates may not boost next year volumes, and transportation commission will likely address port rates.
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Churchill
Hudson Bay
Thomas Harling
Montreal
Harling
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
The
Transportation Commission
Reducing Temperature and Fire Notes from Detroit
A cooling system uses high pressure steam through a nozzle to evacuate air from water, creating a vacuum that rapidly cools the liquid and chills office rooms via cooling coils. The approach challenges the idea janitors only work in winter. It is claimed railroads cause about nine percent of forest fires.
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Detroit
Exports Of Home Grown Wool Develop Rapidly In Recent Years
Aklavik residents await fresh eggs as 13 pullets and 2 roosters are shipped from Edmonton. The birds travel by train to McMurray and boat to Aklavik, five and a half months old and pure bred to lay. A broader Empire Marketing Board report notes Canadian wool exports now average 7 million pounds yearly, about 40 percent of production, with the UK as a major buyer. world wool supply remains steady with Empire countries holding about one half of production and over two thirds of exports.
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Aklavik
Arctic
Edmonton
Arctic Circle
G. M. Cormie
P. Stromberg
McMurray
Plymouth Rocks
Arctic Red River
United States
United Kingdom
Empire Marketing Board
Australia
Union of South Africa
New Zealand
South America
United States of America
Russia
Hunting in Canada Offers Wide Open Spaces and Rich Game
Canada offers vast forests of over one million square miles with abundant moose caribou elk deer sheep goats wolves and bears. Waterfowl ducks and geese flourish in northern lakes while upland birds provide prime sport. Easy access via roads railways steamboats and planes plus guides and conservation laws sustain game for future seasons.
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Canada
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Madrid
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