Causes of Sask flu outbreak identified by lab tests
Dr F B Roth says Saskatchewan's current influenza outbreak stems from a mix of viruses including a strain related to last year's Asian strain and B type, with adeno viruses present. Most cases mild and short, some severe. vaccine development hindered by multiple viruses and timing. The epidemic appears to be subsiding.
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F. B Roth
Quenza
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Massive iron and oil reserves shape Canada’s industrial future
The article argues Canada’s vast iron ore and petroleum reserves secure its path to heavy industry and economic growth, highlighting strategic resources as the cornerstone of national development and global competition.
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Canada
Misses Pattern 4609 Evening Doll Dress to Daywear
Printed pattern 4609 offers two main pattern parts and facings to make a wand slim sheath dress configurable from smart day to alluring dinner wear. Sizes 10 to 18 with size 16 needing 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Include size name and address when sending 50 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
Churchill Excursion Seeks Historic Hudson Bay Route Convention
A 1959 excursion train will depart Saskatoon July 31 for Churchill via Humboldt Canora and The Pas with berths priced at 130 dollars upper and 135 dollars lower. The trip runs to August 6 including meals entertainment tours a boat visit to an old fort and a convention on the Hudson Bay Route. Delegates may attend sessions panel discussions a banquet with Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker as guest speaker and a Chamber of Commerce hosted supper August 4. They will see grain handling military bases an Eskimo museum and a stone fort, with optional 20 minute TransAir flight for five dollars. Reservations close July 15 with deposits of 25 dollars.
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Saskatoon
Old Fort
Churchill
Chamber of Commerce
West
Hudson Bay
Hudson Bay Route Association
Canada
Manitoba
Canadian Wheat Board
National Harbours Board
Canadian National Railways
John G. Diefenbaker
Ladies’ Club
U.S
North America
TransAir
Canada Exports Two-Thirds Of Annual Fisheries
A report shows Canada exports about two thirds of its annual fisheries take, totaling around 2000009 dollars, as domestic consumption remains limited. The figures underline the sector's strong export orientation and the impact on national revenue.
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Canada
Dale Snags Runty Pig at High River Auction Market
Twelve year old Dale Slade of Nanton wins a bargain pig at the High River Auction Market. Nine piglets were born near the sale office. six survived and Dale kept the runt, which later thrived at home after a bottle feed and tender care from Dale and his family.
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Alta
Dale Slade
Nanton
Paul Miniats
Dale
J. P. Slade
Canadian rail wages rise from 0.56 to 1.80 an hour by 1958
The 1934 CN Rail average hourly earnings stood at 56 cents, rising to 1.80 dollars by year end 1958. Farm cash income in Canada for 1958 is estimated at 2,869,100,000 dollars, the highest since 1953.
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Canadian National Railways
Canada
Embroidery Sampler Pattern for Baby Gifts
Easiest embroidery guide titled Pattern 7324 offers a 12x16 inch panel to transfer with 60 names and a color chart. Send thirty five cents in coins to Household Arts Department Department PPL 6 Front Street W Tore with name address and pattern number.
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Personalized parking meters may replace street meters
A Manitoba Leader piece mocks a future where San Francisco and other cities abandon standard meters. Drivers would carry personalized meters with their name and license, pay monthly coin emptying, and use propeller style setups to park. Proposals include plated meters and park now pay later credit, with cross city reciprocity.
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San Francisco
Bay City
Canada
United States
Winnipeg
Chicago
Toronto
Local paper warns against doorstep sales and inspectors
Acton Free Press urges residents to beware door to door salesmen and so called government inspectors. It warns they push cheaper items then switch to pricier goods or perform shoddy repairs and vanish. Buy locally from trusted merchants to ensure recourse if something goes wrong.
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Acton Free Press
Acton
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