Pauline Johnson Centenary Celebrations Recap Worldwide
The Six Nations reserve near Brantford hosts an annus Indian Festival honoring Pauline Johnson with an outdoor pageant August 11–12 and 15–19. A 1961 commemorative stamp marks the centenary, with 32 million copies issued. The Native Voice issue (July 1961) features her life. Johnson died in Vancouver in 1913 and is buried at Stanley Park. Her works include Flint and Feather and Legends of Vancouver.
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Pauline Johnson
Brantford
Ontario
Vancouver
Ihway
Chiefswood
Stanley Park
Canada Post Office
W. D. Howells
John Smoke Johnson
Queenston Heights
Toronto
London
England
Europe
North America
Siwash Rock
Joe Capilano
Pacific Coast
Milk records set by cattle at Angus SMU Ontario
Milk factory records report two Silver Seal cattle achievements. Lady Dixon Burke produced 162 408 pounds of milk with 6 154 fat on 2X and six on 305 days, while progeny totaled fifteen by separate births. Tena Ray Appie Marksman yielded 156 455 milk and 3.58 fat percent with six calves in 105 days. The records appear in The Record Chesterville Ontario. Carrara in Italy is noted for prized marble quarries.
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Angus Smu
Anesterville
Ontario
Lady Dixon Burke
Tena Ray Appie Marksman
Chesterville On
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Novaya Zemlya
New Land
Semipalatinsk
Carrara
Italy