Miss Kate Enright Keeps Teaching Her Wyoming School
In a ranch community Kate Enright faces retirement after twenty seven years guiding a rural school. A program and picnic mark her last day but at the crowd’s urging Johnny Gordon asks her to teach again, admitting he canvassed families to keep Miss Kate.
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Ate Enright
Elinor Gordon
Kate
Elinor
Johnny Gordon
Johnny
Elliot
Link Prairie
Enright
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Grape Preserves and Recipes Cheer Home Cooks
Grape preserves and recipes promise year round table use with a record harvest of Canadian grapes this autumn. Popular grape recipes include Grape Jelly Grape Relish and Grape Punch with precise ingredients and steps for jelly relish and punch.
Easier driving between Kamsack and Canora planned
Weather conditions will not derail a project delivering 600 tons of gravel per mile on No. 5 highway between Kamsack and Canora after contract award to J. N. McEachern.
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Kamsack, Sask
Kamsack
Canora
J. N. McEachern
Here
Collapse Of Egg Market Unlikely Despite Forecasts
Winnipeg report cites W. J. Landreth of the Canadian Poultry Council saying 1952 egg prices will be somewhat lower than 1951 but not collapse. He notes prices may rise slightly before the new crop of layers reaches full production around November 15.
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Winnipeg
W. J. Landreth
Canadian Poultry Council
British Columbia
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Hits Vancouver Ahead of 1945 Total
Health officers report 752 scarlet fever cases in Vancouver this year, nearing the 1944 peak of 975. Last year saw 190 cases as the city confronts the worst outbreak since 1944. The tally stands at 2957 cited in official figures.
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Vancouver
B.C
Farm Conference To Open December 4 In Ottawa
The annual federal provincial agricultural conference will be held in Ottawa from December 4 to 6. Delegates will discuss shortages in some commodities and rising production and labor costs, reflecting postwar concerns and the impact of Korea on markets and government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Agricultural Department
Korea
Saskatchewan Forest Fires at Twenty Year Low
Regina report shows 52 northern fires this year the fewest in at least 20 years. 14 000 acres burned with timber losses about 41 000 dollars and fighting costs 16 060 dollars. Warburton credits rapid fire control and smoke jumpers plus favorable weather and high water levels.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Fred Warburton
Resources Department
Bureau of Publications
Warburton
Calendar savant Ole Ingulsrud recalls 1885 weekdays
Wadena Saskatchewan resident Ole Ingulsrud 88 can name the weekday for any date in 1885 at a glance. He preserved his 1885 calendar from his youth in Norway, kept since he traveled as a young man.
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Wadena
Sask
Ole Ingulsrud
Norway
Feeding Livestock With Inferior Feed in War-Affected Regions
A Saskatchewan release notes that swatted or rusted grains need not injure livestock, but ergoty grain is harmful. Sprouted grain is safe. insufficient quality hay requires protein supplements. Roughage from two rainy seasons loses protein and vitamin A. musty or dusty feed should be avoided. frozen or immature flax risks prussic acid poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Washington
Swift Current
Sask
Advocates Parent Teacher Talks In Moose Jaw Meeting
Dr S R Laycock dean of education at the University of Saskatchewan urged replacing report cards with private informal and regular conferences. He warned interviews often create home school antagonism and urged teachers to avoid pressure and to respect parents to aid the child’s development and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Jaw
Sask
S. R. Laycock
College of Education
University of Saskatchewan
Laycock
Vancouver official cites high mortality rate among Canadian cafes
A Vancouver restaurant official said Canadian cafes have suffered a very high mortality rate over the last three years due to rising costs and operational losses.
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Winnipeg
Vancouver
Blue Bonnet Margarine Compared For Taste And Value
Mrs Harry Conover promotes Blue Bonnet margarine comparing its taste with other spreads. She highlights nutrition economy and versatility for cooking and vegetables. The ad mentions two varieties: regular economy package and Yellow Quix bag for easy color.
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Harry Conover
Canada
Woman named Regina principal marks first in 20 years
Miss Alexandra E. Graham becomes the first woman in two decades to be appointed principal of a Regina public school. Her selection breaks a long period with male leaders and signals a shift in local education leadership.
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Regina
Alexandra E. Graham
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Orly
Imperial Stamp Shop
Toronto
Princess Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Western Briefs
Edmonton
Elizabeth
Medicine Hat
Alta
Brandon
Man
Deleau
Stewart Pickell
Manitoba
D. C. Foster
Foster
Calgary
George A. Morrison
Calgary Court House
Union Point
Mabel J. Brown
N. D. Brown
Roger Goulet
Ste. Agathe High School
Union Point School
China
James Richardson & Sons
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Portage LA Prairie
Shatl
Long
MR. Indulgence
Anne Adams
Front Street
W. Ee
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