Great Strides In Fruit Growing In Prairie Provinces
The Canadian prairie West expands beyond oil and railways as fruit cultivation grows. Pioneer efforts yield wild fruit and new orchards in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Notable cases include A P Stevenson Moreden Gauthier Athabasca and Lawrences nursery near Edmonton. Early plantings and local markets show fruit farming becoming a pursued prosperity. The aerial survey by the Department of the Interior supports forest protection in Manitoba.
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Canada
Canadian Prairies
Great Lakes
Rockies
Calgary
Bow River
North West Mounted Police
Turner Valley
Canadian West
Athabasca
North
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
A. P. Stevenson
Gernment
Moreden
Gauthier
Lesser Slave Lake
Northern Alberta Railways
Edmonton
Herbert Lawrence
Lawrence
Buena Vista Gardens
Saskatchewan University
Saskatoon
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Prairie
WB. Cameron
Agricultural and Industrial Progress
Geoneus Survey of Canada
Department of the Interior
Province of Manitoba Forest Protective Service
Girls slip on press pattern description and sizing
Pattern notes describe a girl slip on press with round neck left shoulder closure set in gathered sleeves and two piece gathered skirt attached to waist under a wide tie belt. Sizes 6 to 14 provide measurements for bust and socket bone to floor with shoes. Before cutting compare all pattern pieces with the chart and list required materials.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Pattern No Name
A Winnipeg newspaper notice directs pattern orders to the Pattern No Name project. It lists Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union on McDermot Ave, outlining how readers can request patterns and pay for them.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Eskimos In Good Condition In Amadjuak Report
Ralph Jardine of Hudson's Bay Company, stationed at Amadjuak in South Baffin Land, notes Eskimos in good condition with plenty of game and fish for subsistence during a visit to The Pas. He travels via Ungava and Churchill, plans vacation after three years on duty, and mentions home in St John’s Newfoundland. The piece mixes local humor and brief notes on innovations and curiosities.
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Bama Lana
Ralph Jardine
Hudson's Bay Company
Amadjuak
South Baffin Land
Pas
Jardine
St John's
Newfoundland
Hudson's Bay
Ungava
Peace River Growth Seen With Rail Link And Loans
Miss Elizabeth Harper urged major development in the Peace River country noting its agricultural and commercial potential. She described a proposed railway to the Pacific coast, the need for doctors and nurses, coal wealth and a canyon likened to a future Pittsburg, and recommended a maximum loan of 2700 with annual payments 290 to 400 for settlers.
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Peace River
Henry Harper
Elizabeth Harper
Emily Harper
Banbury
England
Montreal
Trade talks with Canada and South Africa urge fodder care
Negotiations begin on a Canada South Africa trade treaty amid drought concerns. Hon W C Buckle urges not burning fodder stacks this year and notes government schemes moved 157 carloads of cattle by August 12 to drought districts, with about 2000 cattle 1500 horses and 500 sheep relocated to available pasturage.
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W. C. Buckle
Canada
Women sport and changing roles in American life
The piece traces the shift from tom boy labels to women competing in golf and tennis, notes a broader social embrace of female athleticism, and contrasts past and present attitudes about women in sports. It also includes brief items on trade talks between Canada and South Africa, wheat prices, unemployment relief, and a sea fashion show with proceeds for the Seaman's Fund.
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Vow
Sai End
Majestic
Celanese Corp Tion
Seaman's Fund
Boothic Makes Annual Arctic Patrol to Bache Peninsula
The Canadian Government steamer Boothic completes its annual voyage to the most northerly police post at Bache Peninsula. Major L. T. Burwash, new patrol officer, leaves Godhaven Greenland August 7 and reaches Cape Sabine August 10. Ship exchanges greetings with RCMP at the post and collects supplies before continuing south via Chesterfield Inlet Hudson Strait and Labrador.
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Arctic
Boothic
Bache Peninsula
Department of Interior
L. T. Burwash
Godhaven
Greenland
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Cape Sabine
Mounted Police
Chesterfield Inlet
Hudson Strait
Labrador
St. Lawrence Porta
Scotish Telegram Accident Report Fragment
A fragmented telegram indicates an accident involving Bruce and a Ford with injuries and a fatal outcome. The garbled text translates to Bruce hurt after a crash and a subsequent mention of a death near the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotcnmans
Bruce
Alice
Burt Tain Take
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prairie Provinces
Forest Protection Service
Eskimos
Heaven
Guatemala
Automats
Copenhagen, Denmark
Sumaria
Peace River Country
Eaguah
Africa
South Africa
New Zealand
H H. Stevens
Trade and Commerce
Russia
Stevens
Hunter
DD Travaso
Rome
Siament Steamer
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