Cooper the Pigeon Poses Persistent Deck Dilemma
In downtown Tabor Alberta a columnist laments Cooper the pigeon invading his deck at dawn. He seeks SPCA approved humane, nonlethal ideas to deter the bird, noting failed tricks like rubber snakes and nest disposals, while readers offer plans to end Cooper’s visit.
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Alberta
Hades
Osbourne
Shaquille O’neal
Lethbridge
SPCA
Mr. Cooper
Chez Price
In Full Sprint Not Everyone Minds The Rain
Pepper the lab collie cross sprints through the rain as she enjoys a wet outdoor dash. The scene captures a joyful urban park moment with dogs and owners amid the rainy weather.
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Cat program reduces stray cat population in Tabor
Since 2003 the Town of Tabor funds a trap neuter return program for stray and feral cats. Cats are trapped altered and returned locally to reduce numbers while allowing them to live out their lives. Volunteers run the program. residents are urged to help with food and shelter. Those interested may contact taber adoption options hotmail com or the bylaw department for ideas and information.
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Tabor
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M.D
Taber Times Seeks Taber Takes Photo Submissions
The Taber Times invites photographers to submit original snapshots for the Taber Takes feature. Each week one reader photo will be published. Drop off at 4822-53 St or email digital images to the editor at gsimmons tabertimes.com.
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Standalone Humans and a Quiet Conformity
A narrator reflects on animal sameness and human uniqueness, then warns of a deliberate conformity push threatening free thought. The essay argues humans retain creativity and self defense, while a powerful group seeks to erode individuality and invite future invasions.
Taber Times Debuts 1911 Edition and 1911 Crop Outlook
The May 18 1911 Taber Times celebrates its first bow to Taber readers while reporting abundant spring rain that promises strong crops. It notes 125 000 acres of grain expected to yield around two million bushels and Taber as a growing coal mining centre with six trains daily. Summer hours for the Taber Irrigation Impact Museum are announced as 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
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