Forage Harvest Aims To Boost Dairy Output Per Acre
Dr. Petersen outlines strategies to increase milk production by optimizing forage digestibility and harvest timing. New Zealand leads in forage use with alfalfa and brome mix at 12 to 14 inches. Rotating pastures and staged harvesting raise quality. He advocates loose housing, pipeline milking, self fed hay, and pit milking parlors to save labor. Experiments test milking intervals from 8 to 16 hours with no loss in production.
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Dr. Petersen
New Zealand
Alberta Jubilee Display Kits Urged For Order
East Central Alberta communities and organizations are urged to order Golden Jubilee Display Kits now. The seven piece kit costs two dollars and includes crests banners and circle crests, plus 10 Jubilee program booklets and 2 bumper cards, suitable for windows, displays and classrooms.kits available from the Provincial Marketing Board in Edmonton. apply immediately.
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Alberta
Provincial Marketing Board
Edmonton
Lt Col Bate to lead Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
Lt Col Stuart C. Bate OBE CD of Toronto, a noted amateur rider, is elected president of the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, succeeding Stewart G. Bennett. He served in WWI with the Royal Canadian Regiment and Royal Canadian Dragoons, captained the Canadian Army Team in 1938, and has long chaired and judged major horse shows across North America.
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Toronto
Stuart C. Bate
Canada
Stewart G. Bennett
Bate
Henry N. Bate
H. G. Bate
Ottawa
Ashbury College
Canadian Permanent Force
Royal Canadian Regiment
France
Belgium
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Military District No. 2
Col. Bate
United States
New York
Chicago
Boston
Dublin
Germany
Harrisburg
Rolling Rock
Piping Rock
L.I
Ox Ridge
Oak's Hunt
L. I
Milwaukee
New York Military Academy
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Calgary
Winnipeg
John G. Gray
Hawkhill
Kincardine - On - Forth
Scotland
Edinburgh
Gray
Adequate moisture to halt soil drift guidance noted
Adequate moisture conditions signal that current soil tillage and cropp ing practices fail to control wind erosion. Melita Manitoba investigations show soil drift caused by pulverized soil from frequent tillage and loss of trash cover. Adjusted shallow cultivator use and blade weeders reduce dust while preserving surface mulch. other practices include strip cropping and shelterbelts. Reforms alongside tax cuts for Walter Harris budget highlight shifts in policy.
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Reclamation Station
Melita
Man
Alberta Pensioners Get Free Dental Care Since 1947
The Pensioners Dental Treatment Service has operated in Alberta since June 1947 and offers free dental care to over 35 000 Albertans including pensioners their wives dependents widows and those on social allowances. The program is government funded with reduced fees by dentists and requires monthly name and address lists to authorize treatment. Emergencies may be treated without prior authorization.
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Alberta
Alberta Dental Association
Barbecued Beef Loaves With Lemon Glaze
Apptizing recipes describe meat loaf mixtures using ground beef lemon juice water and egg combined with onions and seasoning salt shaped into six loaves. Bake at 350 for 15 minutes then top with a lemon slice and continue 30 minutes basting with sauce. Serves six.
Protect the Eyes Shine and Sunglasses Advice
The article warns that strong sun glare harms eyes and reduces night vision. It suggests wearing a hat to shade the eyes and protect the head in hot sun and notes sunglasses help. An oculist can prescribe glasses tailored to your eyes.
Saskatchewan Rural Telephone Subscribers Rise in 1953
The Saskatchewan telephones department reports 60,422 subscribers to rural and independent systems in 1953, up 711 from the prior year, reflecting growing service across the province.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Telephones Department
Saskatchewan
Principal black tea nations listed
The article identifies the main black tea sources as Ceylon Java India Sumatra and Africa. It emphasizes these regions as the core producers behind global black tea supply. Key entities include Ceylon Java India Sumatra and Africa.
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Ceylon
Java
India
Sumatra
Africa
Clean-up and paint-up urged for Jubilee visitors
Saskatchewan towns await Jubilee Year visitors and urge early interior cleanup and exterior sprucing. Boards of Trade should chair readiness. Emphasis on vermin control, washroom upkeep, and trained staff. Health officers offer guidance from the Provincial Health Building in Regina.
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Saskatchewan
Boards of Trade
Department of Public Health
Provincial Health Building
Regina
Saskatchewan targets minnows to curb carp spread
Regina reports provincial move to ban live minnows south of the 55th parallel to stop carp invasion. Ottawa discussions accompany the plan with screens on rivers like Katepwa Dam. Regulation excludes Lac la Ronge and Primrose Lake area. plastic coated minnows become artificial lures.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
55Th Parallel
Ottawa
J. W. Churchman
Natural Resources
Katepwa Lake
Dore Lake
Lac la Ronge
Primrose Lake
Primrose
la Ronge Lakes
Churchman
Week in Britain covers royal visit and global ties
Queen Salote of Tonga hears Big Ben chimes during London visit for the Coronation. A new English clock will be installed in Nukualofa Royal Chapel. Windsor hosts Windsor Horse Trials for Canada and other Commonwealth nations May 18 to 21.
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Salote
Tonga
London
England
Nukualofa
Canada
Windsor
L. J. MacGuinness
Toronto
Helsinki
Imperial College
South Kensington
Vancouver's Growing Traffic Spurs Expressway Plan
City Engineer John Oliver warns that multimillion dollar expressways must be built within twenty years to address Vancouver's rising traffic. The projection outlines a major expansion program to relieve congestion and improve transit corridors.
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Vancouver
John Oliver
Air travel across Atlantic rises to 65 percent share
Atlantic air travel climbs with 65 percent of all trans Atlantic traffic. More than 4,000 people fly weekly in tourist class and about 3,000 in first class.
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Atlantic
Smile of the Week Joke About Honeymoon Misunderstanding
A light humor item presents a speaker asking why a couple canceled their honeymoon and replies that the breakup stemmed from a misgiving about funds. The exchange hinges on money expectations, revealing a comic financial misunderstanding.
Saskatchewan Jubilee Cookbook salutes women
A 350 page illustrated cookbook by Saskatchewan Homemakers honors Pioneer Women of Yesterday as part of the Golden Jubilee. Compiled by 5,255 members from 330 clubs it features Saskatoon scenes by A W Davey and Mona Drewes drawings, with kitchen tested recipes and native ingredients. Proceeds fund Homemakers projects.
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Saskatchewan Homemakers
Saskatchewan
A. W. Davey
Mona Drewes
Wallace Thomson
Pease
University Extension Department
Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee
Bartha Oxner
Women's Services
Winnifred Taylor
Prairie
Edith Bowles
University College of Home Economics
University of Saskatchewan
Arctic tern migrates farther than any other bird known
The Arctic tern flies farther in its annual migration than any other bird, showcasing extraordinary endurance and navigation across vast oceans.
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Household Arts Department
Front Street W
Alblce Brooks Neewtlecraft
Algeria
the Royal
North Dakota
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Moose Jaw
M. P. McConnell
Conservation Information Service
J. R. Marchinko
Southern District
W. A. Hartwell
North Portal
Fort Qu’ Appelle
Walter Harris
Assiniboine
Qu’Appelle
Britain
U.K
Junior Chambers of Commerce
United Nations
Free World
NATO
AIR Travel
Peggy
Les Carroll
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