Rufe Finds Katy at Carnival in Bellville
In Bellville on a Saturday night Rufe pursues Katy McCullum amid a carnival. A stranger threatens then Rufe intervenes with a punch and knife is wrested away. Katy hugs Rufe joyfully and he admits he swallowed his tobacco.
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Rufe
Katy McCullum
Rafe
Bob McCullum
Katy
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Grass alfalfa mixtures favored over grasses alone
Federal agriculture department advises grass alfalfa mixtures for prairie hay and pasture. Mixed stands yield roughly two to two and a half times more than grasses alone, with alfalfa reducing bloat hazards in pastures and extending stand persistence. Ladak alfalfa noted as best suited.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
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Sask
Sian
Prairie Provinces
Alberta says westward rat advance held. control efforts praised
Alberta rat control meetings at Wainwright and Oyen report the front line stationary with no significant westward spread since 1953. Officials warn of bubonic plague risk among area rodents and urge continued public cooperation as eight full time pest control officers operate from the North Saskatchewan river to Cypress Hills, aiding farms with poisons and demonstrations.
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Saskatchewan
Wainwright
Oyen
Alberta Field Corps Branch
Municipal and Agricultural Service Board
Hanna
Man
North Saskatchewan River
Cypress Hills
Summer care of laying hens for hot weather
Poultry expert W F Mountain of Harrow Ontario notes summer egg yield drops in yearling hens but can be stabilized with cooling, ventilation and reliable water. Insulate pipes and roofs, ensure cross ventilation, use insulated ceilings, monitor for lice and mites, control parasites, provide oyster shell, maintain fresh mash, store feed cool and dry, watch for hen distress and act promptly.
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W. F. Mountain
Harrow
Ont
The Sergeant’s Rifle Range Advice
The sergeant instructs recruits at the rifle range on bullet penetration and staying alert. He notes a bullet can pierce two feet of wood and urges recruits to keep their heads down for safety.
Humorous Vignettes from Everyday Life
A collection of brief jokes features Sandy McTavish with a 25 year old straw hat, a laborer taunting a foreman about extra sacks, a moviegoer and wife reacting to imaginary woes, a farmer and a know it all discussing oats, and a Pullman lieutenant teased about his rank.
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Sandy McTavish
Missed Saskatchewan children urged to get Salk dose
Regina reports over 26 000 children born in 1949 1950 have received their first Salk vaccine dose. Health officials say 10 000 to 12 000 more were missed due to bad roads fear and other factors. Regional plans cover missed cases. special centres to administer second doses and first doses to those missed. Canada has wide vaccine safety track record with hundreds of thousands dosed. Seven of ten provinces are larger in area than the United Kingdom.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
T. J. Bentley
Department of Public Health
Canada
United Kingdom
Portage Plow Meet Draws Nation Wide Interest
Portage la Prairie prepares for the Western Plowing Championships on June 22 at the Metcalfe farm five miles north and west of the city. Last year 8 000 attended and this year expects more entrants from Manitoba and beyond with ministers and mayors competing and a new Manitoba 4 H Club novice trophy contest worth 200 dollars.
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Prairie
Russell Metcafe
A. H. (Hammy) McDonald
Saskatchewan Liberal Party
Manitoba
R. D. Robertson
Robertson
Gildas Molgat
M.L.A
Ste. Rose du Lac
Rodney Clement
Russell
Ray Mitchell
Gilbert Plains
R. W. Bond
Rockwood
H. L. Henderson
Portage
Canada
U.S
Medicine Hat
Harry Weiner
R.C.H.A. Band
Provost Corp
Metcalfe
Vopni Press
Dehorning Cattle Saves Money and Improves Market Value
Alberta livestock official urges early dehorning to cut costs and improve prices. Horned cattle fetch lower market rates, bruise more in carcasses, and complicate handling. Paste, caustic sticks, tube dehorners, scoops, Barnes and electric methods are discussed with emphasis on earlier action.
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Lowe
Charlie Gordon
Alberta
Mr. Gordon
Booklet on home fires released for public safety
A newly issued Canadian Civil Defence booklet Fires in the Home explains how fires start spread and how households can prevent and fight small home fires and escape during disasters. The guide, produced by National Health and Welfare Ottawa and approved by Saskatchewan Fire Commissioner, is available free from J O Probe.
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Regina
Department of National Health and Welfare
Ottawa
Canadian
Civil Defence Corps
Saskatchewan
J. O. Probe
Department of Social Welfare
Sleep as Vital Health Protects Mind and Body
Sleep deprivation has long been used as torture. Rest needs vary by person with children needing more. Regular rest is essential for health. limit late parties or screen time on school nights.
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