Choiceland ore deposit advances in western Canada
Choiceland ore deposits new report shows the largest ore body in Canada with magnetite concentration. The Interprovincial Steel Corporation Ltd plans to develop the site and move drilling crews to Choiceland to secure iron production for a fully integrated western Canadian steel mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dt Teeters
Intecysovanelal Steel Despiration Ltd
Regina
Ocotiuiting Georgis
Uhiekrome JW
Sharp
Unter Proviruial Steel Corporation Sr
Choiceland
Interprovincial Steel Corporation Ltd
Western Canada
First Canadian Oits Reported and Silver Pieces Held by Louis XIV
Fragmentary OCR notes mention something about The first Canadian items and 150 silver pieces held by King Louis the Fourteenth of France. The text is unclear and disjointed containing historic-sounding references without full context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
France
True Colors of Birds Pattern 7401 Color Chart
Advertising copy for a bird engraving pattern detailing four motifs transferred to 8x11 and 4x3 inch pieces. Includes request for thirty-five cents in coins, letters to the Household Arts Department in Toronto, with instructions to print name, address, and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransfer
Sena
First Correct Indian Grave Excavation Near Saskatoon
Archaeologists carefully unearthed a young Saskatchewan Indian woman's burial nine miles northeast of Saskatoon. The grave, dating 100 to 200 years, showed ritual elements and personal items, with analysis aimed at dating and understanding tribal customs and cultural contact with white traders and Christianity.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Zenon Pohorecky
Museum of Natural History
Regina
Prairies
Pohorecky
John Derr
Herman Drewes
New York
ID Gibson
Paul Ramsay
Mr. Pohorecky
Morgan Tamplin
National Museum
Dave Humphries
Tan Rodger
Saskatoon Archaeological Society
Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History
Morgan Tamphin
Zenon Poherecky
Prairie Sask
Pike Weighing Ten Pounds Catches Fisherman Above CPR Dam
Jack Peters of 147 Fifth Avenue S.E. landed a 36 inch pike weighing 10 pounds while fishing above the CPR dam on the Southside. He initially thought a weed snag before the fish fought and took about 15 minutes to land on a six pound test line.
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Jack Peters
Fifth Avenue S.E
CPR
Peters
City
Train Ed Archaeologists Uncover Hidden Grave Clues
Trained archaeologists emphasize careful work as tiny clues unnoticed by amateurs can reveal valuable information about original inhabitants. Untrained digging risks grave destruction and loss of critical context.
High Blood Pressure Aids and Misconceptions Clarified
The article explains essential hypertension as high blood pressure with unknown causes, highlights the variable progression from 10 to 30 years, and notes the role of arteriosclerosis in older patients. It discusses drugs, side effects, and the value of ongoing research to reduce anxiety and improve management, with trade data on Japan to Canada clothing exports from 1953 to 1958.
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Stiyvoa
Bern
Canada
Omics
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choiceland Ore Deposits
Household Arts
Front Street W
Toronto
Swift Current
Sask
Sask. Gov't Photo
Kenneth AO Evelyn, Mod
British Columbia Medical Research Institute
Department of Medicine
University of British Calcubia
FATEN
Taist
Beng
Ruth Wyeth
West Ltd Avenue
Vancouver B
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