Saltcoats A Canadian Town Proud Of Its British Roots
Saltcoats, named after a Scottish resort, is depicted as a thriving western Canadian town with strong British traditions. The piece notes generous war loans support, a large farming community, prominent early settlers, civic pride, and a high level of agricultural and livestock success led by local farmers and their families.
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Saltcoats
Ayrshire
Scotland
Ontario
Great Britain
British Isles
Cornwall
Orkneys
Shetlands
Hebrides
Mainland
Saltcoats and
Canada
1.C.C.E
Belgium
Europe
Dominion
Dominion of Canada
Ford
Home Workshop patterns for plant stands and bird houses
Two home workshop patterns explained for DIY stands and bird houses. The shadow box plant holder fits wall spaces. the terraced stand suits sunny bays. Pattern 366 costs 35c post paid, Pattern 277 with both designs mailed promptly.
Briar Curling Playoff Set for Regina in 1955
Regina hosts the Briar curling championship in early March 1955 as the Dominion Association elects W. C. Boyd of Regina as president. Emmett Smith of Bourlamaque, Que., becomes honorary president as Regina marks its Golden Jubilee in 1955.
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Regina
BRIAR
W. C. Boyd
Dominion Association
Boyd
Edmonton
Emmett Smith
Bourlamaque
Que
Pembina Oil Field in Alberta Reported Largest Canada Reserve
Three oil pipeline companies seek permits to pipe crude from Pembina 75 miles southwest of Edmonton. Reservoir estimates range from 762 million to 953 million barrels, potentially making Pembina Canada’s biggest field surpassing Redwater’s 500 million barrels. Companies plan connections to Trans Mountain and interprovincial lines.
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Alberta
Pembina
Edmonton
Canada
Redwater
Lions Community Band forms in Lloydminster with first concert
In Lloydminster Saskatchewan a new organization named the Lions Community Band debuts under bandmaster Bob Bourassa after nearly two decades without a band. The group gave its inaugural public concert in February 2082.
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Lloydminster
Sask
Lions Community Band
Bob Bourassa
Veteran publisher Lee Bronson 80 dies in Craik Saskatchewan
Lee Bronson long time Craik newspaper editor and publisher died after a protracted illness at his Craik home. He homesteaded near Craik in 1906 and published Craik Weekly News and Liberty Press before government and local papers. Surviving are his wife and daughter Mrs Fred Ware. His service was led by James Sangster.
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Saskatchewan
Lee Bronson
Craik
Bronson
James Sangster
Sangster
Uven
United Church
Mr. Brenson
Manchester
Iowa
Fred Ware
Byron
Muskogee
Oklo
Charlie Hontscharuk
Apaper
Chester Democrat
Liberty
Craik Weekly News
Liberty Press
Brock
Sask
First White Woman at Fort Edmonton District Revealed
The article recounts Marie Lagimoniere as the first white woman in the Edmonton district, arriving with a fur party in 1808 and living near Fort Edmonton. It describes her reception by Indigenous wives, early children born to the couple, and the move inside the fort after a Cree encirclement amid Blackfeet-Cree conflicts. The piece links her story to later figures in the 1860s and notes a final line on twins.
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Fort Edmonton
Edmonton
Marie Lagimoniere
Jean Baptiste
Marie
Quebec
Lagimonivre
Pambina River
George II
Lagimonieres
Lagimoniere Tepee
Jean
Marie Gaboury
Lagimon
Iere
George McDougall
McDougall
Cheese Bread Sticks and Cat’s Crust Bread Strips
Recipe fragment describes preparing bread sticks by forming three lengthwise strips, braiding, sealing, rising until doubled, then baking about 20 minutes at 373 degrees. Also mentions cheese bread sticks from a quarter batch, rolling into seven inch strips, coating with water, sprinkling cornmeal, spacing on sheet, rising, and baking about 10 minutes at 375 degrees.
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Rover
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Co Man
Board of Trade
Anderson's Lake
Lake Beach
Saltegats Town Hall
Prince of Wales
D.D.D
West Fifth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Coty
Mary Iwasaki
Quebec Citizens’ Association
Sadao Iguchi
Japan
Montreal
Ottawa
Washington
United States
Lower
California
Arabia
Knie
Liens &Xchan
Drisi
Sofy Haro
RN Syey
Ast
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