Canada's Oil Boom Could Transform National Economy
Alberta's Leduc discovery sparked a prairie oil boom with 60 000 barrels daily flow from Leduc and nearby fields. The expansion, led by major companies and provincial revenues, could push Canada toward self sufficiency and potential exports while reshaping land prices and financing. Edmonton expects growth from this era as seismic, geological, and pipeline projects drive vast investment and future profits.
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Canada
Dominion
Leduc
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Edmonton
Regina
Jasper
Redwater
Schoepp
Joseph E. Pogue
Chase National Bank of
New York City
Canada-Us
Arctic Circle
Theo A. Link
Houston
Texas
Praire
U.S
North Central States
Turner Valley
North America
Venezuela
Iraq
Garden pool repair and household care tips from old advice
A set of practical hints covers pool repairs by opening and undercutting the sides with patching mix, dressing for dancing with an organdy gown and cashmere sweater, brushing hair for health, vinegar rinses, vacuum maintenance, dust bag care, and prompt silver cleaning.
Relics Of Wests History In Regina Museum Display
A Regina police basement museum showcases Royal Canadian Mounted Police relics detailing Western Canada history from Louis Riel’s hanging rope to Yukon era machine guns. Curios include Fort Whoop Up oil painting, Sitting Bull encounters, Rat River trapper pursuit, World War II Japanese balloon mementos, and Lieutenant Janowski’s German uniform and espionage role.
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Regina
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Canada
Louis Riel
Riel
R.C.M.P
North West Mounted Police
Duck Lake
Saskatchewan
Maxim Nordenfelt
Soapy Smith
Jefferson Randolph Smith
Committee of One Hundred and One
Fort Garry
Winnipeg
49Th Parallel
Fort
Lethbridge
MacLeod
Alta
Squar
United States
J. M. Walsh
Sitting Bull
Little Big Horn
Montana
Walsh
Western
Great Bear Lake
Oblate Missionary Order
Bloody Falls
Coppermine River
Rat River
Aklavik
Albert Johnson
Japan
Pacific
Manitoba
New Carlisle
Quebec
Janowski
Crop jokes stir memory of a famine year
An elderly narrator recalls past crop failures in a rural setting. He jokes that in 1898 the corn crop was nearly gone, with a humorous anecdote about mother cooking and father eating fourteen acres at one meal, highlighting hardship and resilience.
Revolving Clothes Drier Plans For Home Use
A detailed guide for building a revolving clothes drier using a 2 inch piping mast in concrete. It describes a turning bearing with a sheet iron sleeve, vertical mast alignment, light No 9 galvanized wire reinforcement, and weatherproof wooden parts with white lead paint.
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Charles Lymbery
Erta
Olf
Household Arts Department
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Avenue
West
Romance of Canadian Mounted Police
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