Achievement Day At Oakner School Crowds Display Collects Notable Works
A large crowd attended the Achievement Day at Oakner School on Tuesday March 19 with four groups and many visitors from Pope and Askoer. Displays filled the basement and auditorium with 3300 program events including reports by group secretaries and Mrs Gladys Berr. Local music included violin solo by Wilson Park and piano duets by Kay Francis and Jean Collie.
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Oakner School
Pope
Askoer
Gladys Berr
W. B. Strachan
W Park
Reid
McFarlane
Wilson Park
Gwen Park
Kay Francis
Jean Collie
W Ross
Winnipeg
W Rose
Oakner
M. E. Graham
Keewatin
Ont
World Wheat Yields by Region in 1939 Crop Test
The 1939 Crop Testing Plan in Alberta and Manitoba's wheat plots measured yields in six varieties with equal seed, revealing Garnet and Red Fobs among higher performers in Alberta while Thatcher, Renown, and Marquis showed mixed results in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Additional notes discuss factors pushing prices up, including global grain movements and crop prospects, with future World of Wheat details promised.
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Alberts
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Domision Experimental
Garnet
Marquis
Thatcher
Reward
Renown
Regent
Apex
Dominion
America
Danube
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Roumaniias
Roumania
Chile
Egypt
Western
Europe
Experimental farm notes on pig care and disease prevention
The article argues pigs are clean animals and thrive in sanitary conditions. It covers farrowing prep, feeding, bedding, and handling to reduce losses. It recommends early tail and tusk removal and preventive anemia control with iron doses given to piglets during the suckling period.
Gems of Thought on Gratitude and a Local Ad
Quotes on gratitude from Wallis Simmons Eddy Seneca and Franklin reflect on mercies and generosity. ASK for and Buy Brooms made by the Blind at the Red and White Store in Hamiota with the label on Brooms.
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Orange Hall
Red & White
Hamiota
Canada Moves Toward United States Says Russian Paper
A Russian newspaper article claims Canada is drawing closer to the United States politically and economically. It asserts the Canadian people oppose imperialist adventures and criticizes London's plans to use Canadians for imperial schemes.
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U.S
Tracte
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London
Banff School of Fine Arts Opens In New Modern Home
Banff School of Fine Arts moves to a $50 000 native Rundle stone venue with a 700 seat theatre and modern stage. The August session runs August 1 to 31 in the new facility opened with Alberta leaders present. The building is a cooperative project funded by Parks two donated lots worth 10 000 and University of Alberta gifts totaling 2 509 for furnishings.
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Banff School of Fine Arts
Alberta
Parks Department
Banff School Board
Sir Edward Beatty
Department of Extension
University of Alberta
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