Ducks Hurt by Drought Dark Prairie Turmoil
Ducks in the prairie provinces nested near water and hatched successfully despite drought. The continued dry conditions threaten overall waterfowl populations and future breeding success across affected regions.
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Duke
Prairie
Prairie Ducks and Bumper Mishap Highlight Rural Nightlife
A chaotic scene unfolds as a Fiat owner’s bumper hooks another car’s bumper during a failed parking attempt amid a crowd. A golfer buys golf balls and jokes about driving them home. Ducks Unlimited reports drought impacting waterfowl across three prairie provinces, with many areas too dry for ducks to nest.
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Fiat
MGA
Ducks Unlimited
Duckological
Duchkological
Prairie
Pattern request for household arts stamps not accepted
A historical note requests thirty five cents in coins or stamps not accepted for a pattern. It provides the name, address and pattern number for Toronto, Front Street, W, in the Household Arts department of the Public Pattern Library.
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Household Arts
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Seno
Greeg Wi
Saskatchewan Pasture Lands and Ontario Ads Reported
Leader-Post classifieds highlight 1100 acres of pasture with abundant water in the Regina region and baled hay in the Biggar area. Advertisements also note available pasture land in Ontario, signaling ongoing opportunities for cattle operations across provinces.
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Zoving Leader-Post
Regina
Biggar
Ontario
Daily Breath Count: Average Person Takes 23000 Inhalations
Health researchers note that on an ordinary day the typical adult completes about 23 thousand breaths. The figure reflects normal respiration during routine activity and rest, highlighting breathing as a constant life process.
Indian woman becomes Canadian Army officer
Lieutenant Irene Hoff of Ottawa earned a commission in the Canadian Women's Army Corps, believed to be the first Indian woman to reach officer rank in the Canadian Army. A civil servant in Indian affairs, she joined militia service a decade ago starting as a private.
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Irene Hoff
Ottawa
Canadian Women’s Army Corps
Indian Affairs
Department of Citizenship and Immigration
Hoff
Enjoying Cut Roses Longer For indoor display
Tips to keep roses fresh suggest cutting at specific development stages with pointed buds for globular varieties partly open. Afternoon cuts improve longevity due to stored sugars, and a sharp cut with a new slant helps water absorption. Place in cold water, dark rooms, and cool locations overnight to extend life.
Farmers embrace modern credit to boost Canadian dairy farms
The Crozier brothers near Edmonton modernized their dairy operation with Farm Credit Corporation loans and FCC counseling. They built an 80 by 150 foot pole barn for 65 to 72 Holstein cows and a totally automatic milking parlor. FCC staff helped with design and financing while Agriculture Minister Hamilton praised the outcome.
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Alvin Hamilton
Clayton
Hugh Crozier
Edmonton
Croziers
Farm Credit Corporation
Hugh
Mr. Hamilton
CDA
Crozier Brothers
Alberta
Canada
Ww. G
George) O'Brien
FCC
O'Brien
Spare A Life Lifesaver In Every Car Trunk
A claim asserts the spare tire in each car can support six grownups without sinking and is a handy fact to remember.
Regina Exhibition Horse Racing Returns with Ladies Days
Regina exhibition hosts horse racing events this year with two Ladies Days on August 1 and August 8. All ladies receive free grandstand admission on those days. Special race admission prices apply, and a nine day ticket is offered for five dollars for the first time.
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Regina
Hazardous Fun on Saskatchewan Roads
A Leader-Post column notes Sunday drives across Saskatchewan roads show that human stupidity rather than drunkenness or recklessness causes most accidents. It recalls incidents on Moose Jaw and Lumsden highways where drivers misjudge, signal poorly, or abruptly brake, narrowly avoiding multi-car pileups.
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Moose Jaw
Lumsden
Lumsden Hill
Saskatchewan
Holidays At Last The Advance Renfrew Letter to Mrs Jones
A jovial end of year note from a Renfrew teacher to Mrs Jones about her son Johnnie. The letter jokes about misread geography, excessive TV, ink stains, a playground incident, and home life. The writer mentions transferring to another school and regrets not teaching Johnnie's little brother Teddy.
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Johnnie
Renfrew
Sunset Strip
Davie Crockett
Cobden
Susie
Mrs. Jones
Teddy
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