Development of Hudson Bay Route Use Moving Forward
The Hudson Bay Route progress since the 1945 wartime reopening shows growing Churchill port activity with more tourists and business interest. Ship spacing remains the main challenge, as congestion and timing affect loading grain, elevator capacity, and the spread of vessels across the navigation season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Prairies
Churchill
Saskatchewan
Fort Prince of Wales
Sir Clement Jones
C. B
Commonwealth Shipping Committee
Manitoba
W. J. Hansen
North Battleford
Canadian Wheat Board
Canadian National Railways
Clement Jones
SS. Warkworth
The
Pas
Cape Chidley
Alberta residents urged to watch for rat migration
Spring brings rat migration into farms and towns warns J B Gurba Alberta Department of Agriculture. Areas west of the poison proof zone show no rats while new infestations appear at Butte Chauvin Paradise Valley and Lloydminster as Warfarin poison and gas kill colonies. Report suspicions to Pest Control Officer. Warfarin baits are free and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gurba
Alberta Department of Agriculture
Cypress Hills
Provost
Butte
Chauvin
Paradise Valley
Lloydminster
Schuler
Alberta
Edmonton
Home Workshop Patterns for Light Fixtures and Drapery
The pattern service describes lamp and lantern setups for barns and railroads, including cupola fitting plans and weather vane designs. It also explains curtain and drapery fixtures, measuring guidance, and how to avoid fabric waste with step by step patterns and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Improvement
Jack Spratt Pair Test New Mattress
In Birmingham England a couple, George Crowe 125 pounds and his 240 pound wife Ethel, begin a three month test of a special new mattress with a firm side for heavies and a soft side for lightweights. They hope it stops Crowe from rolling into the depression that wakes them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Jack Spratt
George Crowe
Ethel
George
Cadomin Alberta Ghost Town Sells Homes For 50 Dollars
Cadomin, 60 miles south of Edson, Alberta, offers ghost town homes for 50 to 200 dollars plus a five dollar yearly Crown land rental. The former mine town, once home to 1200, now has boarded up stores and churches, with few retirees, no utilities, and self-help coal and water access around the McLeod River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Cadomin
Edson
Canadian Dominion Mine Company
Alberta Department of Lands and Forests
Canadian Legion Hall
McLeod River
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P.P.L. Household Arts Department
Front Street W
Toronto
Alice Brooks
Fhee
Melfort
Brice McInnis
Sask
Bruce
McInnis
Department P.P
West Fifth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Wacdon
Pilates
Macdonalds
Oes
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