Manitoba 4-H Members Return From Minnesota Fair
Thirty six 4 H'ers from Manitoba districts return home after attending the Minnesota State Fair with 1 560 other members and leaders in St Paul Minnesota. The Manitoba group were the only Canadian representatives at the 4 H camp. Nine leaders among the senior members were chosen for their record in 4 H activities. Delegates visited exhibits displays and demonstrations.
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Manitoba
Minnesota
Young Whooping Cranes Spotted in Wood Buffalo Park
Wildlife Service mammalogist William Fuller reports seeing young whooping cranes on September 12 over their nesting area in Wood Buffalo National Park near Alberta and the Northwest Territories. Observers also counted eleven adults in the buffalo preserve and note the sighting offers hope the species may avoid extinction.
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William Fuller
Wildlife Service
Fort Smith
N.W.T
Buffalo Preserve
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Wood Buffalo Park
Arkansas National Wildlife Refuge
Austwell
Texas
Mr. Fuller
Wood Buffalo National Park
Ull
Canadian Wildlife Service
Fish and Wildlife Service
Opening parade marks Minnesota club event led by Forbes
The opening parade featured Minnesota club participants with J. C. Forbes, Agricultural Representative for Swan River, in charge and Mary Matheson, Home Economist at Teulon, assisting.
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Minnesota
J. C. Forbes
Swan River
Mary Matheson
Teulon
Apple Day Planned By Elks For October First
The Elks Lodge will hold its annual Apple Day on Saturday October 1st. Members will distribute red apples on the streets to raise funds for the Save the Children Fund aiding three European children in need.
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Elks’ Lodge
Save the Children
Elks
Europe
Reach for Real Stars Reach for Real Stars
The piece argues that money must back value in goods and services or it becomes a drag on well being. It notes that wage growth outpaces production, prompting questions about private finances and the true cost of living and savings in emergencies.
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Joseph Lister Rutledge
When Dollars Buy Less in Emergencies and Pensions
The writer argues that dollars saved to buy goods and fund pensions now buy only half as much in emergencies. He suggests raising wages and cutting prices to restore living standards, improve savings security, and reduce taxes, benefiting pensioners, annuitants, and government expenditures.
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