Progress At Churchill and Canada’s Arctic Northland Growth
The Churchill port handles grain from the prairies with ongoing Port improvements and safety upgrades. RCAF patrols and navigational aids have boosted Hudson Bay route safety, reducing ship insurance by 25 percent in twenty years. Last year 7.4 million bushels were shipped, with 2.5 million more potential if more trips were available.
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Arctic
Canada
Northland
Prairies
Churchil
RCAF
Hudson Bay
Churchill
Open Longer This Season Open Longer This Season
The stopping season through the Port of Churchill began July 23 and runs to October 15. The period is shorter than the seven and a half month typical for St. Lawrence ports, yet Churchill endures and has progressed for years despite doubt about its value and the inland waterway plan via Hudson Bay.
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Churchill
St. Lawrence
Swift Current editor Bob Moore elected to weekly newspapermen post
Bob Moore of the Swift Current Sun is elected president of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. He has co-published the Sun since 1933 with James Greenblat and Mahlon Hutchinson. The notice lists Moore’s background, family, and local affiliations along with other officers and directors.
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Bob Moore
Swift Current
Swift Current Sun
Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association
Moore
The
Sun
Bob
James Greenblat
Mahlon Hutchinson
Manitou
Man
Moostomin
Sask
Toronto
Western Ontario
United Church Board of Trustees
Swift Current Lodge
A.M
Unity
Royal Arch Masons
Young Mother Killed In Freak Car Accident
A 25 year old mother of three, Mrs James Schultz, died in Portland Idaho when a car she had just parked rolled backward. Her head was in the car and her neck was caught between the door and car frame as she tried to brake. Coroner details say she was preparing to pick up friends for a lodge meeting.
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Portland
Idaho
James Schultz
Canadian Chiropodists Elect Officers at 27th Convention
TW Katfman of Montreal was elected President of the Canadian Association of Chiropodists at the 27th Annual Convention at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Other officers include N D Foote as Executive Secretary and Robert Smith of Hamilton as Vice-President for Ontario, with regional vice presidents named for British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Quebec and the Maritimes.
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TW Katfman
Rip.ris
Montreal
Canadian Association of Chiropodists
Royal York Hotel
Toronto
N. DD. Foote
DSC
FAAC
Robert Smith
Ds.c
F.A.A.C
Hamilton
Ontario
W. J. Hewitt
Vancouver
British Columbia
Richard Bond
Calgary
Alberta
Earl Willliams
Saskatccon
Saskatchewan
Mary MacTavish Winnipeg
Manitoba
Claude Laliberte
Quebec City
Quebec
Atlanta Sollows
St. John
Maritimes
Plenty of Turkeys for Thanksgiving in Canada
The Bureau of Statistics reported more turkeys on Canadian farms rising from 3,167,000 on June 1 to 3,300,000 on August 1. CBS noted an unusually high death loss during the past season.
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Ottawa
MacDonald's
Bureau of Statistics
CBS
Havey Mayoral Landmark in Stewiacke NS
STEWIACKE NS The rural town weighs its leading citizen Dr Bernard Havey who may have set a record for Canadian communities He has served as mayor here for more than 32 years including substantial local influence in Stewiacke affairs.
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Stewiacke
Bernard Havey
Havey
Wit and whimsy crackles in a city humor page
A jumble of aphorisms and gags unfolds from trams to maids and chauffeurs. Quick quips about executives, intoxication, large families, and a maths miscue reveal light, era-tinged humor with playful wordplay and sharp one liners.
Canada beet harvest tops one million tons expected
Canadian sugar beet growers forecast a harvest exceeding 1,000,000 tons per the Canadian and Dominion Sugar Company survey. Four producing regions Alberta Manitoba Ontario and Quebec cover 93,010 acres with an estimated 1,022,338 tons, while Manitoba Quebec yields trail last year and Alberta bucks the trend with a larger crop. Ontario remains near 2023 levels with Alberta up.
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Chatham
Ont
Canadian and Dominion Sugar Company
Alberta
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Delicate bran muffins recipe with baking steps
A light muffin guide details ingredients including pastry flour or all purpose flour, Magic Baking Powder, bran, sugar, egg, milk, vanilla and melted butter. The method shows mixing dry and wet components, filling pans two thirds full and baking about 20 minutes yields ten muffins.
Hem-Roid Piles Remedy Offered with Money Back Guarantee
Real help for itching piles promises quick relief with Hem-nom Internal treatment. Get Hem-Roid at any drug store, big 60 tablet package for $1.59. If not 100 percent pleased after 2 or 3 uses, ask for money back under refund agreement.
Manitoba Game Area Protects Delta Beach Site
Resources Minister J. S. McDiarmid announced a new small game preserve around Delta village at the southern tip of Lake Manitoba. The 33 square mile area aims to enhance public safety near Delta beach and protect waterfowl at the Delta waterfowl research station.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Delta
Lake Manitoba
J. S. McDiarmid
Delta Beach
Delta Waterfowl Research Station
British factory built three bedroom house erected in Lincoln
A British factory built three bedroom timber home designed for Canada was erected in Lincoln in eight hours and 10 minutes. It features fibre insulation and storm-sash fittings for Canadian climate, costing about 4100 dollars laid down and 7000 dollars erected and fitted. Alberta officials see it aiding rapid western settlement. Britain markets it for export to dollar markets.
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London
Lincoln
R. A. McMullen
Alberta
Canada
McMullen
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Britain
Farmers Use Scaring Devices To Foil Ducks In Saskatchewan
In Kindersley area Saskatchewan farmers test new scar ing methods to protect swathed grain from ducks. Canada Wildlife Service biologists note some ideas show merit. One farmer strings tin cans with pebbles to rattle and shine, another refines a tin sheet scarecrow with lightweight swivels. The improvised setup reduces damage and is visible at night.
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Regina
Kindersley
Saskatchewan
Canadian Wildlife Service
Fedral Department of Resources and Development
Marengo
Mrs Wes McKnight Endorses Blue Bonnet Margarine Bond
Mrs Wes McKnight wife of a Canadian sportscaster promotes Bonnet Margarine for formal and everyday use. The ad touts Blue Bonnet for its fresh flavor nutrition and budget benefits with packaging options and color features.
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Wes McKnight
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Barrie
W. E. McCartney
R. S. Evans
Morden
George Kraft
Selkirk
A. G. Lancaster
Melfort
Walter Ashfield
Grenfell
John Pinckney
Rosetown
Fred John
Leduc
K. E. G. Patrige
Camrose
Stanley Orris
Grand Forks
Leslie E. Barber
Chilliwack
At Sa
Econopaks
Burgess
Burgess Battery Company
Cid
Glen G. Crosbie
San Diego, Calif
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Maam
Clarence
Suror
Cedric
Jones
Betty Grable
Jane Russell
West
Thomas A. Edison
Canadas Quality Tea
Pekoe
Chuck Thurston
Peggy
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