Classifieds tease and used items from Regina area
A garbled Canadian Weekly Classified section lists items for sale and services including stoves furnaces water heaters air furnaces septic tank cleaning and upholstery with several Regina addresses and phone numbers. It mentions African violets alfalfa tea and various used equipment and home goods.
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Tabi&s
Albert S& Regina
Sask
Fok Sale
Teagpis
Man Pin Ol
Rurner
Word
Teachers Wanted forustburg Consolidated No 45 Alberta
Alberta teaching posts open at Behoal District No 45 Porestore seeking Elementary and Junior High instructors. Salarys span 6 to 8 years training with ranges from 2100 to 6200 in escalating steps plus administration, in a progressive community with full amenities. Apply to Cari Farvolden SerTreas Forest title Alberta.
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Forustburg Consolidated Behoal
Porestore
Alberta
Cari Farvolden
Tite
Chiny
Alta
Alberta oil tune shifts oppose Ontario to Montreal pipeline plan
Saskatchewan readers critique Alberta oil interests for seeking funding from other provinces and exclusive Montreal markets. Imperial Oil rejects expansion, arguing the industry cannot bear heavy investment or rigid resource controls. Local growers and businessmen push Alberta to finance its own pipeline and market access.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Montreal
Imperial Oil Ltd
Borden Commission
the Herald
Herbert, Sask
Juvenile Disorder Reforms Urged by Stanstead Journal
The Stanstead Journal argues youth misconduct persists and urges parents to enforce respect for others property and know their children whereabouts and activities citing ongoing juvenile issues.
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Stanstead
Que
Lake Titicaca Steamboats Thrive At High Altitude
Lake Titicaca in South America sits at 12,500 feet elevation making it the world’s highest lake where steamboats regularly ply. The fact highlights the lake’s unique nautical operations at extreme altitude.
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Lake
Titicaca
South America
City Notices and Business Cards from Regina 1899
Fragmentary list shows a city home for a schoolgirl, a tax service inquiry line, and accounting firms with addresses in Regina Saskatchewan. Mentions 3213 Whitmore Ave Regina and 1501 E Oklahoma Enid Oklahoma with contact details for C A Johnson and Interprovincial Accounting Sask Ltd. Includes farm and rural business services and a catalog entry from Lincoln's.
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Whitmore Ave
Regina
Ite Hooks
Lincoln's
Oklahoma
Enid
Saskatchewan
SaskatcheWa
Interprovincial Accounting Sask. Ltd
Somerset Blk
Specialists Electric Motor Service Rewinding and Repair
Specialists Electric Motor Service advertises rewinding and repair of motors from Delco General Electric and Leland Motors at 1734 Broad St Regina. It offers a large stock of repair parts and a free catalogue from Relach Auction School in Mason City Iowa and claims to be the world’s largest auctioneering school with terms given.
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Electric Motor
DELCO
General Electric
Leland Motors
Broad ST. Regina
Relach Auction School
Mason City
Iowa
Oranges and Lemons Grow in Mrs Hunter's Window
Mrs. Kirk Hunter nurtures an orange tree and a lemon tree in a south window, plants from Dominion Seed House in Ontario thriving in large pots. The orange bears fruit full size and lemons ripen, prompting visits from neighbors including Mrs. Brockelbank, wife of a provincial cabinet minister.
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Kirk Hunter
Indian Head
Dominion
Ontario
Mrs T H Martin Leaves for World Convention in Tokyo
Mrs T H Martin of Oberon sails from Edmonton August 3 with 90 delegates to attend the World Convention of Christian Education in Tokyo August 6 to 11. The four year event promotes youth education with speakers from Germany India Mexico Ghana Tonga and the U S A. Delegates will attend church services and tea with Japanese hosts and a formal reception with dignitaries. After Tokyo tours in Japan are planned and Mrs Martin and Mrs Halstead of Winnipeg aim to visit Seoul Korea and, on the way home, Honolulu and San Francisco.
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T. H. Martin
Oberon
Tokyo
Japan
Edmonton
Germany
India
Mexico
Ghana
Tonga
U.S.A
Martin
Halstead
Winnipeg
United Church Mission
Seoul
Korea
Enroute Home
Honolulu
San Francisco
Neepawa Man
Record-Sized Onion Spurs Family Prize Talk
Mrs Lois Romankewler of 223 Third Street Southside grows a 14 inch circumference onion that may set a local record. Neighbors and town folk watch as she measures and jokes about the possibility of a new title. The Sun, Swift Current, Sask.
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Lois Romankewler
Third Street
Southside
Romankewicz
Diefenbaker to Visit Whitehorse Yukon for Historic Trip
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker plans a September visit to Whitehorse marking the first Yukon tour by a Canadian PM. He travels from Vancouver on September 26 arriving at noon and departs September 27 for Saskatoon to spend the weekend with his mother. The Yukon Progressive Conservative Association leads the reception with local groups and Mrs. Diefenbaker accompanying him.
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Yukon
John Diefenbaker
Whitehorse
Vancouver
Saskatoon
Yukon Progressive Conservative Association
Bob Campbell
Diefenbaker
the Star
Back to realism in education in Calgary hearing
The Cameron Royal Commission of Education in Calgary heard testimony suggesting educationists have reversed progressive trends returning to starting points of hard work and discipline. A group of 365 high school students favored this view. Parents find teen rebels seek adult limits and direction, while home chores become easier when work is seen as inevitable. Common sense sparks a counter revolution in education making anti progressive a praised label in 1958.
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Calgary
Cameron Royal Commission of Education
Unusual Heavy Wheat Delights Swift Current Farm
In a dry year the Hallonquist district sees overweight wheat. On D. R. Davies farm a swathed wheat load threshing Wednesday surprised him at the Pioneer elevator with a weight of 65 1/2 pounds per bushel. The Sun reports it as pretty good for a rainless summer.
Houseflies Deadly Pests and Control Methods
An article notes houseflies spread disease by feet vomit and excreta, linking typhoid fever dysentery and polio risks. It reviews insecticides Gemmexane DDT and pyrethrins, with DDT lasting months and spraying targets 1000 square feet per dose, urging sanitation to prevent food contamination.
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AS & ccc
G Graham Don
Health League of Canada
Hay Fever Plagues City as Pollen Peaks
About 200 species of pollinating plants including weeds flowers trees and grasses raise hay fever misery for sufferers this summer.
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Philadelphia
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W. J. Sharpe & Co., Ltd
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Ontario Traffic Conference
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