Housecleaning sparks tension in a couple's spring routine
Corrie and Don tackle spring housecleaning after war work and marriage strain. Corrie rebuilds their home with pride while Don resents losing a say in their space, leading to a moment of accident and repair as they restore the house together.
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Corie
Corrie
Don
Dane
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Turkey Sold For 22 Dollars At Moose Jaw Poultry Show
Mrs. Frank Smith of Mordlach sold the grand champion dressed turkey at Moose Jaw's three day show for 13 per pound totaling 221 dollars. Canada Packers bought the top third turkey at five per pound and also bought the grand champion chicken. Other top entries included a dressed duck goose and 76 dozen eggs sold by auction. Four tons of dressed birds were sold in total.
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Frank Smith
Mordlach
Moose Jaw
Smith
Canada Packers
Wilson Turkey Ranch
Leslie Brothers
Aylesbury
H. Davis
Hallonquist
Sunshine Hatchery
Mr. Davies
Harwood Hotel
Laurie Drackett
Baby kangaroo birth size and growth to adult length
A fact note explains newborn kangaroos are about one inch long at birth and can reach about eight feet in length including the tail as an adult. The information highlights dramatic growth from tiny joey to fully grown marsupial.
Manitoba plans crop insurance study at union convention
Manitoba Minister of Agriculture R D Robertson outlined plans to study crop insurance and to create a Department of Agriculture as liaison with PFRA and municipalities. Policies under review include Purebred Sire Assist ance Ram and Boar Rental and Forage Crop Seed Distribution. A new branch will oversee field crops and soils.
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Department of Agriculture
PFRA
R. D. Robertson
Manitoba
Manitoba Farmers’ Union
Robertson
PFA
Pioneer Horseman Holds Many Posts
CALGARY in 1925 Ernest D Adams aged 85 was leading western Canada thoroughbred breeder and father of prairie breeding and racing industry. He is a rancher horseman and business executive who has aided Alberta horse breeding with numerous posts.
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Calgary
Ernest D. Adams
Alberta
Adams
Westenn
Canada
Prairies
Home Workshop Pattern 230 Shapes a Modern Lite Table
The 19 by 30 inch home workshop table features open shelves on both sides and simple modern lines that suit strict modern or Early American settings. Materials and finishes are listed on pattern 230. The pattern price is 35 cents.
Cradle Patterns Offer Maple Pine Wood Projects
Traditional cradle designs in three sizes traceable from a pattern. Patterns suitable for quick plywood builds or extended Early American reproductions. Enclose 35c with name and address to Prairie Publishers Limited Vancouver pattern service.
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Home Workshop Pattern Service Prairie Publishers Limited
West Fifth Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Trees Are Bare Exposes Hidden Nests in Humboldt
In a Humboldt Saskatchewan note, residents observe that trees shed leaves revealing numerous bird nests hidden near the street. The writer marvels at how camouflaged the nests appear, just within arm’s reach of passersby.
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Humboldt
Journal
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promoted for Backache Relief
An old advertisement explains backache as a sign of lazy kidney action and urges taking Dodd's Kidney Pills to restore kidney function. It promises better sleep and work after restoring normal kidney activity.
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Dodd
Grain Variety Approvals For 1954
The Saskatchewan Advisory Council on Grain Crops approves new and updated varieties for five cereal zones. Selkirk 15B wheat resists rust. Chinook joins west zones. Lee Wheat gains southeast zones. Eagle oats covers four north and northwest zones. Husky barley added in seven zones. Redwood and Victory flax broadened coverage. Recommendations published during University Farm and Home Week January 11 15 1954.
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Selkirk
Saskatchewan
Cnsil
J.B Harrington
Canada Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Alberta
University of Saskatchewan
Minnesota Experiment Station
Victory
Saskatchewan Advisory Council On
Saskatchewan Cereal Variety Committee
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
University Farm
Carbon Monoxide Dangers From Winter Car Use
The Lacombe Globe warns drivers and passengers face deadly carbon monoxide when car interiors lack ventilation in cold weather. Running motors with closed windows is risky, as exhaust gas can fill cabins and cause illness or death. Awareness and outside air ventilation are essential to prevent tragedies.
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Lacombe Globe
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