Experts survey flood area to assess damage
A provincial team of experts led by Wil Mart examines flooded districts, with officials from municipal affairs health and public works guiding a continuing survey. The group plans full-area assessment, noting high water levels hinder some reports while promising a thorough study to aid relief efforts.
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Ndernigeet
Aerotheusters
Maniite
Agroulare
Caren
Prencen Do Hkeblin
Ma Wilts
Johan Thompson
Mareel Boulié
George Cuirns
Morey Elliott
Z. A. Teeth
Department of Agriculture
Parker
J. W. Brak
Gineer
Me Griffiths
Mrr Parker
Mr. Brake
K.G . MacQuarrie
Department of Health
Pab- He
Willis
University professor discusses agricultural integration and co operatives
Professor Sinclair of the University of Manitoba addresses agrarian economists on vertical integration in farming. He argues integration may raise farmer income and production scale, reduce farm numbers, and shift political influence, while cooperatives could retain farmer control and counter large buyers. Officers of the S.A. are elected at the annual meeting with Melville-Ness as president and Dow as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
United States
S.A
T. R. Melville-Ness
Saskatoon
Herb Dow
Regina
Ed. Larter
A. W. Crookshanks
W. Hamilton
W. K. Janzen
J. T. Kyle
C. M. Peifer
Poultry Output Raise May Press Meat and Egg Prices
Government and industry officials warn that growing poultry output could push up prices for meat eggs and related products. They note high per capita consumption and competition for dollars as producers weigh supply against demand and feed costs.
Jasper Park Lodge Opens For Season Amid Renovations
Jasper Park Lodge, a Canadian National Railways resort in the Canadian Rockies, opens for the season under new manager T. G. Van Dyke. The first guests include 700 Lions Club delegates from Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia and Montana with 1 800 additional delegates attending meetings and conventions. A new cocktail lounge and patio area and eight studio bedrooms plus a suite expand accommodations.
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Canadian National Railways
Simmer
Canadian Rockies
T. G. van Dyke
Jasper Park Lodge
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Montana
Lions’ Club
Good red blood essential to health and nutrition
The article explains blood health relies on nutrition and lists iron rich foods such as variety meats beef whole grain cereals shellfish raisins dried apricots and prunes. It notes those prone to anaemia should include these in their diet and mentions nutrition information is available from local or provincial health departments at no charge.
Conservatives Refute Coalition Talks in Saskatchewan Race
Leader Martin Pederson of the Progressive Conservative Party rejects any coalition with the Liberals to defeat the CCF government. He says 55 candidates will campaign on a positive platform, asserting the Conservatives are the province's only viable alternative and criticizing the Liberal opposition for years of ineptitude.
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Saskatchewan
Progressive Conservative Party
Martin Pederson
Liberal Party
Hamilton McDonald
CCF
Pederson
Zesty Salads with Fresh Orange and Cottage Cheese
Fresh orange pieces add tang to tossed and special salads while green onions marinate in lemon juice. Chill greens in lemon water to stay crisp and add onions last for subtle flavor. Cottage cheese with orange slices makes a light diet salad. stuffed prunes or dates pair with orange for a quick nutritious option.
Railways Slash Staff as Canadian Business Slows in 1958
The 1958 downturn hit Canada’s two major railways dropping employment by more than 18,000 workers. The piece notes a caution about overboard safety and buoyant help arrivals while stressing safe boating for a happier vacation.
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Canada
Political nominees listed from several cities
The document lists a group of nominees or officials including W. Horner of Regina W. Cof fey Regina K. E. Bowren Mel fort W. G. Hamilton Kinderstey G E Rouatt Saskatoon A. F Shaw Regina F. G. Warder Swift Current.
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W. Horner
Regina
W. 0. Coffey
K. E. Bowren
Melfort
W. G.hamilton
Kinderstey
E. Rouatt
Saskatoon
A. F Shaw
F. G. Warder
Swift Current
DucksNest: Mother Duck Hides Egg Fort Knox Style
The Kowalchuks observe a mother duck nestling in a foot of a stove and laying six eggs. They guard the location while hoping to deter the other duck and her eggs from occupying the stove. The couple plans to relocate the hen and her brood when feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kowalchuk
Hatherieghistrict
Wild
Kilcher
Kowalchuks
Mother Duck
Ney Ho
Breeding Five Cattle Farms Near Saskatchewan End 1958
The report notes artificial breeding programs in Saskatchewan ending 1958 with two organized groups. The Co-op Association bred just over 2,000 cows and private organizations 619 cows during the year.
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Cattie
Heras
Saskatchewan
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Sickatchowan Institute of Agnitogiate
Sot
Sin‘ats Ted
Denertment
Agiwultiatal Adeeahomek
Farsi
Makinta
Fartier
Broilermakers
Imion
Sol Sinclair
Gopnsiman
Mary
Drozier
Turkey
Bonnyman
Agricultural Stabilization Board
of Bulver Was
University of Saskatchewan
Gorrill
Bulvea
Strasbourg
Robert Gordon Gorrill
Jasper Park
Enti On
Dredhorn
Sedicin
Nath Batiieford Sask
Dewdney Ave
Tordan
Radan
Department of Public Health
Yell
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