Agricultural team eases Manitoba fodder crisis
A provincial emergency fodder program coordinated by Muirhead under Minister Errick F Willis reports a large supply of government land hay will be issued by permits to farmers. Efforts coordinate hay from Minnesota and North Dakota with 5000 cattle pasture capacity. daily updates kept.
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Manitoba
Muirhead
Errick F. Willis
Courtry
Wills
Minnesota
North Dakota
Dail
Printed Pattern 4767 Sun Ensemble for Children
Four-piece sun ensemble pattern 4767 for children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 includes sun top shorts blouse and skirt with yardage details. Directions printed on each pattern part mailed for 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
Handsome Chaise Pattern 385 Porch Furniture
Handy chaise pattern 385 shows stock lumber cutting guides and five position back. Pattern packet 28 offers five porch and terrace furniture patterns including this chaise. Send orders to Home Workshop Patterns Dept PL 4433 West Ltd Avenue Vancouver B C.
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West Ltd Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Ottawa man walks to Vancouver in 51 days
George Potvin 39 years old left Ottawa for a Vancouver journey on foot to mark British Columbia's centennial year. He traveled through Ontario Manitoba and Saskatchewan covering about 1800 miles on foot averaging four miles per hour. He arrived in North Battleford after 51 days and reports royal hospitality and help from locals along the way.
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Ottawa
North Battleford
George Potvin
City
Vancouver
Canada
British Columbia
Peace Tower
Parliament Hill
Pacific Coast
Potvin
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Auditorium
LaChute Watchman
Quebec
Sask
Joshua the World's Greatest General
Praised for unmatched victories, Joshua leads Israel with faith and courage. The text notes his role as Moses aide, his faith in Canaan, the Jordan crossing, and his costly error with the Gibeonites before securing the promised land.
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Joshua
Egypt
Moses
God
Aaron
Hur
Mount Sinai
Canaan
Caleb
Miriam
Israel
Jordan
Abraham
Heat Wave Salad Ideas For Hot Weather
A chef suggests using raw diced carrots and turnips asparagus tips spinach endive and broccoli flowers plus grapefruit sections to create tangy salads. Salads suit all seasons but have special appeal in heat.
Canadian National Institute for the Blind supports sight preservation
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind participates in preventive eye care efforts by distributing educational literature on vision care as part of Saskatchewan Public Health. It cooperates with the government program to promote eye health and awareness.
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Saskatchewan
Be careful when buying fodder warns Saskatchewan official
A statement from Saskatchewan Deputy Minister of Agriculture W. H. Horner cautions farmers buying hay via local newspaper classifieds to deal with bona fide farmers or established feed companies. It notes new buying and selling firms may fail to deliver and charge high prices. Farmers should check with local Agricultural Representatives before ordering.
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Saskatchewan
W. H. Horner
Agriculture Department
Crochet scarf and doilies pattern 7069 for home decor
Beautiful filet crochet scarf and matching doilies for buffet or dresser set. Pattern 7069 includes directions and charts for scarf and doilies. Crocheted in cotton No 50 or No 30 or string. Send thirty five cents to Household Arts Dept Toronto. Some girls use pills to get rid of headaches.
Driving as a National Sport and the Road to Barbarism
Carlyle Observer argues automotive murder mirrors a machine gun on Main Street. Society excuses reckless speed while condemning gun violence. Collective guilt persists as murder becomes a national pastime, demanding real stop measures and accountability.
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Carlyle Observer
Canada Day and the Nation’s Northward Rise
The article urges Canadians to embrace Canada Day as a symbol of national progress. It highlights provincial development across the country from industrialization on the Atlantic to seaways, dams, and mining projects, and calls for bold work to develop the untapped northland including Baffin Island and Labrador. It frames the new century as Canada’s dawn and urges collective effort for a vast future.
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Canada
Atlantic
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Baffin Island
Uranium City
Aklavik
Labrador
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