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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 27, 1929

Page

5

Unusual Historic Interest At Main Water Routes Of Northern Canada

The Pelican Narrows area in northern Canada is highlighted in a new provisional edition map by the Topographical Survey. It traces 5,500 square miles of waterways from Frog Portage to the Churchill and Reindeer rivers, noting early explorers like Frobisher and Pond, historic trading posts, and ongoing fur, mining, timber, and fisheries potential along the renowned Churchill route and surrounding lakes. Trees, wildlife, and native reserves are described amid rising surveys and modern mapping advances.

Canada Pelian Narrows Topographical Survey Department of the Interior Ottawa Churchill River Passy Stusgemweir Churchill Frog Portage Rendeer Reindeer Lake Joseph Frobisher Montreal Northwest Company Sturgeonweir Cumberland Pelican Narrows Chinchill Great Mackenze Basin Frobisher Alexander Henry Frobisher Brothers Peter Pond Lake Athabaska Russia Pond Philip Turner Hudson's Bay Company Malcolm Ross Sturgeonweir River Pel'can Narrows Church Il London Arrowsmith North America David Thompson Chuurchill Rendeer River Reindeer Fairford House Thompson Peter Fidler Robert Bell Upper Churchill Lac la Ronge Kississing Arctic Saskatchewan Malcolm McLeod Surveyor Prospector Hindison Bay Stanley Warren Hastings East Indian Empire Bunker Hill Captain Cook Pelican, Wood and Minrond Lakes Pelicar Narrows Athabasca Royal Canadian Mounted Police Hudson Bay Island Falls

Demand For Silver Fox Fur Becomes Global Favorite

Canadian Silver Fox Breeders Association reports 58 000 foxes from 6000 members inspected last year as the industry grows despite booms or busts. Fox farming gains popularity across the Dominion with Prince Edward Island live foxes selling from 60 to 300 pounds per pair, higher for top pelts.

Dominion Prince Edward Island

Lindbergh Admitted to National Society of Long Fellows

Qualified for Society Lindbergh joins the National Society of Long Fellows as the lone Atlantic flier. The requirement is at least 6 feet 1 inch tall. A Los Angeles man qualified with a height of feet 9 inches. The society started two years ago and now has 3,000 members pursuing longer baths higher awnings signs ceilings restaurant tables and beds that do not double them up.

Lindbergh Atlantic National Society of Long Fellows Los Angeles

Only One He Knew And Paper Facts In A Note

A children’s joke about a four word commandment prompts a laugh. A statistic notes only three percent of U S wood goes to paper. A fact states an elephant trunk contains forty thousand muscles.

United States

Fashion Pattern: Princess Line Dress in Crepe Satin

Annabelle Worthington describes a black crepe satin princess line dress with molded bodice and full flare. It uses two surfaces for trimming, with shiny bands on the left side, size range 16 to 42 bust, two hour construction, low cost, versatile for daily wear pattern No. 3002.

Annabelle Worthington Paris Faille

How To Order Patterns In Winnipeg

A Winnipeg notice lists patterns available for order. Address shown is Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 335 MacDermot Ave. The text includes a town name and a contact prompt for ordering.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union MacDermot Ave Winnipeg

Poultry Improvement Stations Boost Purebred Birds Across Canada

A Department of Agriculture report shows Ottawa connected stations improving poultry stock. In eastern Quebec, 375 purebred birds on 20 stations four years ago grew to 1,650 of 1,900 birds on 22 stations in 1928, mainly Barred Plymouth Rock. Breeding stock sales included 516 cockerels, 489 pullets, and 1,631 hatching egg settings, with housing upgrades and better ventilation noted.

Ottawa Quebec Department of Agriculture

Debunking Teeth Myths and Sugar Safety

A columnist argues that diet, especially calcium rich foods, supports strong teeth and that sweets warn of cavities rather than cause decay. Cites a physician feeding puppies glucose with no decay as an example. Includes a humorous line about antiques and a note on canoes built by early Hawaiians carrying 56 men.

Manitoba Oral Hygiene Campaign Aids Distant Communities

A Manitoba province wide drive to promote mouth health partnered with the Manitoba Dental Association and Red Cross, offering free examinations and personal advice. Dentists traveled to far northern regions, running mobile clinics for over 1200 children, with Dr. Frank Livingstone leading vivid itineraries from Icelandic towns to Arctic routes, illustrating dentistry as nation building.

Manitoba Canadian Dental Hygiene Council Manitoba Dental Association North Frank Livingstone

Vacuum Trucks Keep Rail Cars Spotless Across Routes

Canadian Pacific Railway deploys a fleet of vacuum trucks to uphold cleanliness standards. After each run, carpets and upholstery are meticulously cleaned and movable parts like seats are removed and treated by air. A large team of cleaners is maintained at all terminals.

Canadian Pacific Railway

Improving Dairy Herds at Dominion Illustration Stations

The Dominion Department of Agriculture notes focus on dairy herd improvement at illustration stations. Operators use purebred sires and milk records to judge butter fat, with yields ranging from 408 to 121 pounds, and some cows producing as low as 74 pounds. Breeding and stock sales drive district breeding programs.

Dominion Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Ottawa Moynan Illustraton

Servant of Dickens Elizabeth Eastdown Dies at 82

Elizabeth Eastdown longtime Dickens servant died at Burnt House Farm Higham England at age 82. The only other surviving Dickens servant is a former page boy who resides in London. The report notes the earths atmosphere extends upward about 100 miles.

Elizabeth Eastdown Charles Dickens Burnt House Farm Higham England Dickens London

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