Making of a University Chronicle of Saskatchewan Vote and Growth
A study of the early Saskatchewan University tracing the 1907 site vote for Saskatoon, the 1909-1912 construction and staff choices, and milestones from the College of Arts to Agriculture, with key figures Walter Murray and Chancellor Wetmore guiding the fledgling institution. The coverage also notes the Golden Hawks air show tour dates and venues across Canada.
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Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan
Carlyle King
A S Morton
University of Toronto Press
Dr. King
University News Services
Board of Governors
Walter Murray
Dalhousie University
Murray
United States
Moose Jaw
Prince Albert
Saskatoon
Fort Qu'Appelle
Battleford
Regina
College of Arts and Science
Ingly
James Clinkehill
Bell
Clakskill
Service University
Wetmore
Brown and
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
College Farm
Saskatoon Phoenix
Regina Morning Leader
A. R. Ureig
Robert A. Falconer
University of Toronto
Stanley Mackenzie
Dalhousie
H. M. Tory
University of Alberta
James Brebner
Dickering
College of Agriculture
Colege of Arts and Science
Golden Hawks
RCAF
Newfoundland
British Columbia
Camp Borden
Calgary
Sea Island
B.C
Cold Lake
Alta
Winnipeg
Penhold
Comox
Calgary Stampede
Edmonton Exhibition
Saskatoon Fair
Saskatchewan Hearth: Child Safety Day Urges Broad Accident Prevention
Provincial health education director Christian Smith warns that safety councils focusing only on traffic miss the broader danger to children. He cites 1 086 children under 15 injured on streets and homes last year with 450 falls and 879 vehicle-related injuries, plus farm, home, and recreational hospital cases, urging a comprehensive community safety organization for all ages.
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Christian Smith
Smith
Regina
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Mr. Smith
Alberta Livestock Output Lags Behind Ontario
A historical note states Alberta’s livestock production trails only Ontario among Canadian provinces. The piece warns that during cold or flu epidemics young children and infants should avoid crowded places due to heightened risk from respiratory illnesses.
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Canadian
Alberta
Stu
Ontario
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Clinkskill
Beil
Dundurn
W. F. Kerr
St. Paul's Hospital
College Street
S “Golden Hawks
Chatham, N.B
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Gasolyne Traction Engine
A. R. Greig Greig
University of Saskatchewan Extension Department