Saskatchewan Blood Tests Clean Disease From Turkeys
A Saskatchewan blood testing drive on Charlie Wong's farm and 85 other flocks aims to eradicate pullorum and CRD from breeding stock. Teams sample turkey blood, send it to Regina labs, and remove diseased birds from breeding pens to ensure disease-free poults for hatcheries.
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Saskatchewan
Charlie Wong
Laimsden
Que Appelle Valley
Mr. Wong
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Regina
Wong
Lang
Fred Stordahl
Yorkton
Stordah
Mr. Stordahl
William Baron
Speers
C. Bond
Saskatoon
Turkeys
Turkey
Benier
Canada
Poultry Division
Government buys Craik bonds to aid sewage project
Saskatchewan Provincial Treasurer C. M. Fines announced the province purchased 5000 of the 17200 Craik town bonds for sewage works. The investment supports municipal debt issues facing marketing difficulties, with broad impact on schools hospitals and water systems.
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C. M. Fines
Saskatchewan
Craik
Fnes
Fines
Oldest Continent Australia Shaped by Plateau and Basins
One of the oldest continents, Australia features a vast plateau covering much of the interior, a central basin, and extensive coastal plains shaping its flat, regular outline.
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Australia
Fiftyth birthday hope for peace
A reflective piece marking fifty years since Armistice Day recalls past wars and the longing for lasting peace. It honors those who died, acknowledges ongoing fears, and cites Isaiah and a wish to turn swords into plowshares as a call for renewal and reconciliation.
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Jacob
Zion
Jerusalem
Briquette Plant at Bienfait Opens Roots of a Local Industry
In the 1920s an experimental briquette plant began under federal and private sponsorship in Bienfait. The Dominion Briquette and Chemical Company reopened the facility in 1937 after a 1931 shutdown, producing briquettes nine months a year for the domestic market and selling creosote to a northern Saskatchewan firm. The plant runs 24 hours at the carbonizer, with an 8 hour daily press capacity of 25 tons per hour, employing 32 people living on site. The operation, headquartered in Winnipeg with head Hugh MacDonald as president, is one of two in North America.
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Rw Seer
Bienfait
Dominion Briquette and Chemical Company
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Kenora
North America
Winnipeg
Hugh MacDonald
The
Mercury
Estevan
Printed Pattern 4502 Misses Blouse Pattern Ad
Woman’s blouse pattern 4502 for misses sizes 12 to 20 features V neck and waist-tie design. Includes printed directions. requires 54 inches fabric for size 16. Send 40 cents in coins with name address and pattern details to Anne Adame Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Anne Adame
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronte
Goose Hunters Bag 25 Geese in Desert Campaign
Goose hunters Dusty Poxon Dale Poxon G Poxon J Reid Bob Tric ker Bill Waldron and Cecil Paget of Swalwell report bagging 25 geese in a recent outing as reported by The Sentinel Acme Alta.
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Dusty Poxon
Dale Poxon
G. Poxon
J. Reid
Bob Tricker
Bill Waldron
Cecil Paget
Swalwell
the Sentinel
Acme
Alta
Comets Tail Direction and Movement Explained
A comet’s tail always points away from the sun. As the comet moves toward the sun, its tail streams outward, meaning the tail precedes the head in that motion. The effect reflects solar wind and radiation forces acting on the coma and dust.
Standings in physical training across nations and regions
The Manitoba study reports that Manitoba lags behind other provinces and major powers in physical education. Britain emphasizes controlled programs with after school activity and strong teacher training, while the United States shows widespread use of specialists and community access but varied time allotments. Russia details gymnastic curricula, mass events, and large numbers of teachers and facilities, with a diploma system for sport participation.
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Manitoba
Stewart FE. McLean
Canada
Great Britain
Britain
United States
U.S
United" States
Russia
Quick Canadian Quiz on Canada’s Gaelic College and exports
Answers reveal Canada’s Gaelic College near St Anns Nova Scotia as a summer school. It notes about 1,050 boys born per 1,000 girls yearly. New Brunswick first used public funds for schooling in 1802. First half 1958 export leaders were newsprint wheat nickel wood pulp and boards. Personal income tax revenue accounts for about one quarter of federal receipts.
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Canada
New Brunswick
St. Anns
N.S
Quick Canadian Facts
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Classified Ad Success Triggers Sudden Hen Sale
A Whitewood Saskatchewan farmer A Rakai proved classified ads work by selling 40 laying hens after readers saw the notice. Soon after the paper published his ad, all hens were sold. Now calls flood in as buyers seek remaining stock, leaving the farmer stressed by the demand.
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Herald
A. Rakai
Rakai E
Kaput
the Herald
Whitewood
Sask
Alaska Coastline Surpasses Continental U S Length
Alaska boasts a coastline of about 26 000 miles dwarfing the shoreline of the continental United States according to the latest geographic figures. The figure highlights Alaska thinly veiled by vast inlets and offshore islands.
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Alaska
United States
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