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October 14, 2020

Gold Dust

Although there’s plenty of space in a quarter section of farmland, two of three combines taking off this crop appear close to each other in this picture (using a telephoto lens) as the Sun begins to lower. Shown amid the giant dust clouds at left is a long streak reflecting the glistening Canadian Pacific Railway track which may be used to move this grain to international markets. Behind and above the machines part of Provost can be seen. ©Provost News Photo.
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More pictures, stories can be found in the print edition of The Provost News, October 14, 2020 including:

• Provost Area Farmers Are 'Fortunate' with Very Few Crop Failures—Retiring Farmer

• Dozens of Geese Decoys Deployed

• Oyen's Population is Temporarily Doubled While Crews work on Keystone XL Pipeline

• 'Country Fall Market' Held at Provost Recreation and Culture Centre

• Alberta Had Second HIghest Rate of Rail Trespassing Incidents Last Year

• Employment/Career Opportunities

• New Manager Operating Provost Bowling Centre

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This week we ask: "What Makes You Laugh?"
. . . and readers heard answers from Emmalee Mills, Cindy Schindel, Max Richter and Hunter Tucker. Check out the October 14, 2020 print edition of The Provost News for their responses.
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