New Saskatchewan Tourist Accommodation booklet released
The Tourist Branch distributes a new edition of Saskatchewan Tourist Accommodation a 40 page guide with a yellow brown cover. It includes a hotel directory, area listings, exhibition schedules and information on Saskatchewan travel prospects. The third edition is endorsed by the Saskatchewan Tourist Advisory Council and produced with help from hotels motels resorts and parks across the province. Copies available from the Tourist Branch Regina Legislative Annex and tourism centers.
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Saskatchewan
Puss Brown
Swift Current
Brown
Saskatchewan Tourist Advisory Council
Hotels’ Association
Ievit
Regina
Old Ben Sells Farm After Fifty Years of Work
Old Ben, after fifty years farming two hundred acres, sells his land and plans a mountain vacation with his wife. A touring salesman later questions a dreary gas station, a nurse joke, a child’s first day at school, and a string of lighthearted rural quips about curiosity, schooling, and old habits.
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Ben
City steam plant may close on May 1
The North Battleford steam heating plant might cease operation on May 1 instead of May 31 as the City Council Committee of the Whole decided. Final action is pending finalization at the March council meeting. The News-Optimist North Battleford Sask March 13 1957.
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North Battleford
Sask
Early Michigan Scientist Pioneers Hybrid Corn
William Beal, a pioneer agricultural scientist at Michigan State University, achieved the first cross fertilization of corn, marking the birth of hybrid corn and transforming crop science.
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William Beal
Michigan State University
Quacks Warned Against False Cure Claims
The article cautions against unqualified sellers offering alleged cures for serious illnesses like cancer diabetes or heart disease. It notes laws in Cantaca restricting use of cure in advertising on labels or containers and urges patients to seek medical doctors rather than buying dubious remedies.
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Dereptte
Ube
Aimer Heelia
Cantaca
Srvone
Big electric shovel moved to coal pit for spring work
Four Caterpillar vectors and line crews from Calgary Power and Telephone move a 190 ton Bucyrus Erie electric shovel from Alberta Coal Sales Ltd to the river bend tipple yard. Rebuilt last fall at Coal Valley by Summersgill and Doers, under municipal tractor support from Taber.
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Calgary Power and Telephone Companies
Bucvrus Erie Electric
Tipple Yard
Alberta Coal Sales Ltd
Bear the River
Coal Valley
Edmonton
Max Summersgill
C .F. Doers
Tipple Yards
Taber
Municipal Tretrict
Tabe
the Times
Alberta
March building permits total 43765 in St James
Twenty seven building permits valued at 49765 were issued by the city during March raising the year to date total to 676060 for the first three months of 1957. The Leader St James Man April 4 1957.
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St James
St. James
Juntor Red Cross Plans Spring Elementary School Rallies
Miss Mazel Lawren provincial director of the J Hea Crean chairs rallies in local areas. Reports on first half year work will be presented. Art and handicrafts from various groups will be on display. May events listed: Kerrobert May 4 North Batheform May 13 Watrous May 25 Estevan June 1.
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North Batheform
Watrous
Estevan
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Hector
City Steam Plant
Juntor Red Cross
Canada
National Film Board of Canada
Gar Lynne
Prairies
Winnipeg
Achille and
Aime Bouffard
St. Boniface
Gravelbourg
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
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