Saskatchewan the breadbasket of Canada and its vast resorts
Saskatchewan, the Western province featured in this series, is described as a land of limitless prairies and lakes, rich forests, and mineral wealth. It notes its size larger than France and the British Isles, population figures from 1931 to 1941, rural majority, and two-thirds forested top regions. The article highlights abundant clays for oils and pottery, extensive petroleum and natural gas potential, prime waterfowl country, fur-bearing regions, and numerous parks and resorts making it a premier vacation land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaskatchewan
Canada
Saskatchewan
Russia
British Isles
France
Belgium
Holland
North Dakota
Montana
Northwest Territories
Farm Product Prices Decline in January
Ottawa reports Canadian farm prices fell in January with the index at 258, down 1.4 points from December but 17.4 points above January 1948. Decline chiefly due to lower prices for live stock, furs, poultry, eggs and grains other than wheat, offset by gains in dairy products and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Parachute survivors recount B 29 crash in Colorado
Eleven crew members escaped unharmed when a B 29 crashed in desolate northwestern Colorado after engine failure. The report notes the incident occurred as international tensions and military plans shaped unfolds across global scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Pasteurized Milk Is Safe and Nutri tion Unaffected
Health experts insist pasteurization, the heating of milk to kill germs, does not destroy essential nutrients. They note vitamin levels in milk and minerals remain intact while protein becomes more digestible and fat globules split finer.
Spring Hints in the South Wind
A short verse by Jane Dale notes signs of spring in air and sky and trees. The poem contrasts lingering snow and ice with a warm south wind hinting at the coming season.
Glueing Machine Joins Boards Into Wide Panels
A glueing machine in the lumber industry bonds boards edge to edge using heat and pressure. It can produce panels up to 52 inches wide and up to 20 feet long, with joints stronger than the natural wood fibre.
Crossword Puzzle Panes Clues Mixed From Handful Phrases
A reader supplied crossword puzzle with mixed, partially garbled clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Several entries appear incomplete or jumbled, including names, numbers, and punctuation errors, suggesting OCR artifacts from a vintage page.
Museums Preserve Wildlife and Educate Public in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan museum workshop at Regina showcases mounting and display methods for birds and animals, emphasizing habitat accuracy. Director Fred Bard leads ongoing efforts, with field camps, ethnological exhibits, and donations expanding the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Regina
Fred Bard
H. H. Mitchell
Bard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dominion
Great Wheat Province
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
Basran
Kelowna
B.C
F. Shook
Clearwater
Kamloops
J. Basran
United States
Japan
United Nations
Ontario Museum
Toronto
Cairo
Faluja
Palestine
Bab el Hadid Square
Obrana Lida
BY William Ferguson
U.S. Pat
NEA Service
Odiols
Marilyn Staaben
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Earth
By Jane Dale
Persia
Siang
Symopol
Chad
Ccclest Action Council
Sea Cagie
Footway
Birthplace of Columbus
Betger of
The
Fiz
Little Reggie
Reginald
Priscia
Fear
Title Kid
Iscital
Margarita
Pel
Lbalea
al Vermeer
G. H. Ste
As, W. N. UU
West Indies
Barbados
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