More stockmen finish beef on farms
A Saskatchewan agriculture official advises farmers to resume beef cattle feeding on farms for market demand. The report covers feeding regimes, bedding, water, and the potential for favorable cattle prices through 1961. It notes the benefits of bedding, age differences, hormone use, and step by step grain rations for calves and yearlings, ending with a remark on saving for a rainy day.
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Saskatchewan
Animal Industry
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Mr Baddell
Tan
Lassie Fostered Pup Pack Faces Uncertain Future
On February 11 Lassie the collie and seven pups were found abandoned east of Regina. one pup died of exposure and others perished later. Three kittens were left to die in a box on Wascana Creek. Eight week-old puppies near Aberdeen Crescent were found. Lassie became their foster mother. Some pups are golden, others black. the mother dog remains missing.
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Lassie
No. 1 Highway
Jack Studholme
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Regina
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Aberdeen Crescent
Seventh Avenue
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Laysie
Society
May purebred bull sale slated for May sixteenth
The Fourth Annual Bull Sale of the East Central Cattle Breeders Association will be held May 16, 1959, at the Cer eal Auction Mart. Herefords Angus and Shorthorns will be represented. Entries close March 16. Contributors urged to contact secretary M Huston of Sibbald Alberta. The sale follows Alberta Government approval policy with selectors from both the Cattle Breeder Association and the Government present.
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M. Huston
Sibbald
Alta
Alberta
Alberta Cattle Breeder's Association
Hanna Herald
East Central Alberta News
Hanna, Alta
English Dominates Global Mail Volume
A striking share of international mail traffic is conducted in English, with roughly three quarters of all letters and parcels produced in the language. This dominance reflects historical ties, business communication standards, and widespread use in diplomacy and commerce worldwide.
TB now kills mostly older Canadians
TB was once seen as a disease of the young but in Canada today two out of three deaths occur in people over 40. This shift highlights aging susceptibility and the need for renewed public health focus on older populations.
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Canada
Cunard plans first Black Sea calls since 1914
Cunard Line announced the 34,000-ton Caronia will sail from New York on Oct 3 for a 32 day cruise to the Mediterranean and the Black Sea calling at 20 ports in 16 countries. The voyage includes Yalta Odessa and other historic ports with a minimum fare around 1000 dollars and shore excursions arranged by American Express.
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Gibraltar
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Southampton
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