Pioneer newspaper woman to unveil Battleford plaque
Ninety one year old Mrs J C DeGear will unveil a bronze plaque at Battleford on June 6 to honor Jeanie Tietrear wife of the Saskatchewan Herald founder and editor Patrick Carmie Laure. She helped in the Laur family printing plant and once drove 600 miles by ox cart from Winnipeg to Battleford with heavy equipment for the Herald.
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Brethewepaper
Weran
J.C. DeGear
Battleford
Territories Faofteer
Seskatchewan Herald
Jeanie Tietrear
Heraula
Patrick Carmie Laure
Laurie
Herald
Laur
Winnipeg
Beating deadline lore marks Alberta weekly editors
Editors of Alberta weekly newspapers recount beating deadline under adverse conditions. They note few late issues due to equipment breaks, with publishers often using overtime or service plants to maintain reader trust. The piece trails through historic figures and the Saskatchewan Herald lineage, ending with a Canadian Historical Association welcome at a marker unveiling.
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Alberta
Bob Edwards
The War Wry Sunshine Recipe From Within
A brief reflective piece offers a recipe for brightness using kindness unselfishness thoughtfulness and love. It urges sharing cheerful words smiles and hearty laughter, noting such ingredients must come from within or from God who causes the sun to shine.
Sheep yield higher return per hour than other farms in Canada
In Canada the return per hour invested is higher on sheep than any other farm animal. Sheep are the only farm animals producing a prime product wool from grass alone.
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Canada
Turkey egg sets hint at higher meat output this quarter
Canada’s agriculture officials report first quarter egg settings total 0.6 million, with mature weight turkeys up 28 percent and broilers up 72 percent. If hatch and mortality rates hold, production could rise about 10 million pounds vs last year, amid turkey stock adjustments and Easter sales impacting prices.
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Canada Department of Agriculture
Canada
Painted highway signs warn of forest fire danger in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Parks director of forests notes eight or nine painted-on-highway signs will appear along routes to Prince Albert and near the National Park boundary this month. The yellow signs read prevention slogans such as Forest Fires It Pays and Please Use Your Ash Tray.
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P.cvems
Rrea
Prince Albert
Parks
Forests For
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert National Park
Christopher Lake
Fire Control Division
Low population in Ontario northwest districts
In four Ontario northwest districts Patricia Kenora Rainy River and Thunder Bay the population averages one person per square mile.
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Ontario
Patricia
Kenora
Rainy River
Thunder Bay
Misses Pattern 4874 For Spring Shirt Waist Dress
Dramatic shirt waist with curved collar and waist shaping. Skirt with unpressed pleats in cotton or silk print fabric. pattern 4874 in sizes 10 through 18. Includes printed directions. Send 50 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto for order details.
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Anne Adams
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
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Ako
Laugh
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Louis Riel
Preas
Red River
Whi
Jessie” Laurie
William Laurie
Saskatchewan Herald
Richard Carney Laurie
Russ Brown
The
Canadian Historical Association
Dodd
Goodyear
M&d Suppliers Ltd
C.O.D
Agriculture Department
Poultry Products Institute
Montreal
Turkey
West Sid Avenue
Vancouver
B.C
Gooniot
de Mama
Saskatchewans
POST
Clip Gil
Onal
Saskatchewe
I Gener
Jung
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