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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1932

Page

5

Standard Time And Time Zones Across Canada Defined

Canada adopts six time zones from Atlantic to Pacific reflecting 60th to 135th meridians. Atlantic time covers Nova Scotia to parts of Quebec, Ontario uses Eastern time west of 68th meridian, Central includes Manitoba and Saskatchewan regions, Mountain in Saskatchewan and Alberta, Pacific in British Columbia and far Northwest, with Yukon on its own zone. A prior note explains history and influence of Sir Sanford Fleming and World Conference actions. The article then shifts to a sewing pattern description, detailing Style No. 428 in crepe silk with sleeves, sizes 14 to 38, fabric yardage, and price 25 cents.

Sir Sanford Fleming Washington Greenwich Canada Globe Atlantic Pacific Halifax Ottawa Winnipeg Calgary Vancouver Dawson Quebec Ontario Northwest Territories Sydney Cape Breton Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island New Brunswick Cornwall Manitoba Saskatchewan Regina Alberta Kamloops British Columbia Whitehorse Yukon Territory

Enforce Safety Measures Raise Theatres In Canada

J Grove Smith Dominion Fire Commissioner reports that safety measures push Canadian motion picture theatres to the top in fire control. The 820 theatres use 46 000 miles of inflammable film yearly with losses under $4 000 last year. Officials credit provincial inspections and operators, noting Col John A Cooper of the Motion Picture Exhibitors Association as a strong safety advocate. Lionel Hitchman defends Hartt Island pool on the St John River, handling a 30 pound silver salmon. Fishing outlook remains strong per A O Seymour of Canadian Pacific Railway.

Canada J. Grove Smith Dominion Fire Commissioner Ottawa John A. Cooper Motion Picture Exhibitors Association Lionel Hitchman Boston Bruins Hartt’s Island Pool St. John River Fredericton N.B Hitchman A. O. Seymour Canadian Pacific Railway

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Winnipeg Pattern No. query appears connected to pattern ordering via the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave. The fragment lacks clear dates or action details but indicates a pattern request process tied to a local press entity.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg

Every Farmer Should Have Account Book

A guide urges farmers to keep receipts, expenses, and inventories at year start and end to identify profitability by department. The Dominion experimental farms publish a simple account book for ten cents to aid farm management. Cook Islands issue new pictorial stamps.

Dominion Experimental Farms Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Victoria Observatory Discovers A New Star Much Larger Than Sun

The Victoria Observatory in B C reports sighting a faint double star in Cassiopeia named H D 698. The pair lies about 150 million miles apart and 3 100 light years from Earth, with total mass far exceeding the Sun and luminosity vastly greater, yet classified among cooler stars.

Victoria Observatory Atlantic Ocean Europe Astrophysical Observatory Victoria B.C Constellation Cassiopia Earth

Birds Menace To Planes Across the Sky

Birds increasingly threaten aircraft with collisions. In two incidents a kite and a kite hawk damaged planes, one at thirty feet tearing a propeller blade, another at fifteen hundred feet forcing an emergency landing after a lower wing edge was crushed.

India

Delegation of Jewish and Arab orange growers to Ottawa conference

A mixed group of Jewish and Arab orange growers plans to depart Palestina for the Ottawa Imperial Conference. The text mentions regional staff and scheduling details for two attendees, with notes on arrival dates and roles.

Palestina Ottawa

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