Concrete lining for springs improves water supply and frost protection
The article explains proper spring lining techniques with cross sections, recommending deep excavation, a watertight circular concrete lining, and stone supports. It covers overflow drains, soil banking, roofing, forms, cement sand stone ratios, dry stone lower walls, steel reinforcement, and water removal during work. It advises summer construction, cistern storage, reservoir feeding, and goat valves to conserve water.
The Parting
Poem reflecting a parent’s farewell as a child departs. The speaker blesses the journey ahead, trusting the unseen Hand to guide the path and praying the child chooses the Right way.
First Grain Shipment Reaches Churchill Seaport
The first grain destined for shipment this summer arrived at the 2,500,000 bushel elevator in Churchill Manitoba from Brancepeth Saskatchewan. Churchill’s 67 day season last year ran from August 5 to October 10, when a record 5,314,342 bushels were sent to the United Kingdom.
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Churchill
Man
Canada
Brancepeth
Sask
United Kingdom
Crossword puzzle clues and answer grid mixed text
A scrambled list of crossword clues and partial grid data spanning horizontal and vertical entries. Many lines appear garbled with inserted punctuation and misspellings, making exact clue interpretations and answers difficult from the fragment. The readable items hint at standard crossword vocabulary and theme notes.
Know Your Provinces Coal Mining In Saskatchewan Is Older Than Province Itself
Saskatchewan coal mining has grown since its small beginnings, with 1,664,207 tons produced in 1942. The province holds vast reserves, notably a Souris river basin area near Estevan, Bienfait, Shand, Poche Percee, Taylorton and Pinto, with about 35 mines. Most coal is lignite, largely open flame lamps used, and briquettes from Bienfait compete with Alberta coal.
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Saskatchewan
Province
Souris River
North Dakota
Estevan
Bienfair
Shand
Poche Percee
Taylorton
Pinto
Wood Mountain
Willow Bunch
Cypress Hills
Bienfait
Alberta
Prince Albert
Coyote Bounty Extended Throughout the Year
The B C Game Branch will pay bounties on coyotes year round, not just April through October. The regulation, published in the B C Gazette, sets a cougar remains bounty at 20 dollars and timber wolf bounties at 40 dollars in Kamloops Cariboo and Lillooet districts, 25 dollars elsewhere in the province.
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Victoria
B.C
Kamloops
Cariboo
Lillooet
Modern Method Brings Power to Totem Workshop
In a small workshop on an Indian reserve Howard Williams and Bill Mahanee use electrically powered handsaws chisels and blades to carve totem poles and thunderbirds reflecting contemporary technique and craftsmanship.
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North Vancouver
B.C
Howard Williams
Bill Mahanee
Weekly Tip Angora Fuzz Care for Shedding
To prevent angora sweater shedding place the garment in a wax bag and refrigerate overnight. The method aims to tighten loose fibers and reduce pilling for a neater finish.
Father’s Day Origin Story Sparks Respect for Paternal Heads
A mother with deep religious feeling inspired Father’s Day’s creation as Sunday, June 19th approaches. The article traces how her lifelong reflections and reverence for paternal figures shaped the holiday’s beginnings.
World Happenings and reflections on fatherhood
A digest covers 29 000 centenarians in the Soviet Union and Acheson's cautious note on a Pacific security pact. It quotes McGuigan praising the Atlantic pact, Tito on cold war calm, a Vancouver boy's fall, and English gas woes. It also reports meat ration changes, a British trade fair, and a Spokane father's day origin story advocating paternal respect and "For Better Citizenship Make Dad Your Pal."
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Bruce Dodds
Spokane
Washington
Ministers’ Alliance
YMCA
Dad
Dodds
Father's Day Was Evolved Mrs. Dodds
United States
Canada
Father’s Day Council
South Sask Waters Stocked With Fish Fry
Weyburn game warden Herb Comstock recently stocked southern waters with pickerel fry from Fort Qu Appelle hatcheries. Fish were released in Radville 300000, Ceylon 300000, Souris River near Saskatchewan Hospital 200000, and Rough Bark Creek at Barns Dam 500000.
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Weyburn
Herb Comstock
Fort Qu’Appelle
Radville
Ceylon
Souris
Saskatchewan Hospital
Barn's Dam
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