Wartime editor again takes helm
Heber Ellis, longtime Qu Appelle publisher, resumes editorship of the Qu Appelle Progress. He began in wartime by mimeographing sheets for overseas troops, aided by Heber Hunt of Indian Head. Ellis, a former farmer and councilman, preserved the town, served as reeve for 16 years, and endured personal loss as one son died in World War I.
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Indian Head
Qu'Appelle
Chartle Hitchings
Regina
Hitchings
Horse Heber
Qu Appelle
Heber
Qu’Appelle
Heber Ellis
Board of Trade
Qu’ Appelle
Fdgeley
Ellis
Imhoff Studio A Storied Saskatchewan Art Treasure
A farm south of St Walburg houses Berthold Imhoff’s studio with about 200 paintings and many others in storage. The famed itinerant artist who died in 193? left church interiors across the USA and Saskatchewan. Visitors, led by Carl Imhoff, tour the rustic station of his life and work.
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North Battleford
St. Walburg
Saskatchewan
Berthold Imhoff
Christ
Bruno
Germany
Karlsruhe
Rhine River
Berthold
Imhoffs
Halla
Dusseldorf
Imhoff
United States
Reading
U.S.A
St Walpurg
Pennsylvania
Turtleford
Leipzig
St. Peter's Cathedral
Muenster
St. Benedict Church
St. Benedict
Holy Rosary
Denzil
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Humboldt
Notre Dame Church
Notre Dame
St. Peter’s
Paradise Hill
Sask
Nick Fuchs
Lloydminster
Carl Imhoff
Frederick William
William I
B. Imhoff
St. Walburg, Sask
Saskatchewan Minister denies funding cuts for late openings
The Saskatchewan Minister of Education rejects claims that grants will be withheld from schools altering start times. He notes schools may adjust opening by up to half an hour, with department permission for further deviation, and urges inquiries to avoid misstatements.
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Leader-Post
Department of Education
Tragic coal mine may end Springhill operation
The Guide Advocate notes Springhill Nova Scotia faces closure as the mine has a history of tragedy and economic failure. Other Nova Scotia mines can meet demand, making the uneconomical operation hazardous and unnecessary. Miners died behind rocks and timbers to obtain coal at high risk and cost.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
Watford
Ont
Farm Credit Bill Aims To Aid Manitoba Farmers
The Manitoba legislature considers a Farm Credit bill introduced by Hon. E Willis to help farmers with 50 acres or more and full time market gardeners with over 25 acres borrow from the province. The plan creates a five member lending body with staggered terms, allows loans up to 25000 dollars for land, buildings, drainage, mortgages, livestock and machinery, governed by a first mortgage on land and, if needed, a chattel mortgage on assets.
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E Willis
F Agriculture
Warning on bogus $20 bills issued by local OPP
Corporal Roy Mas of the local OPP detachment issued a warning to merchants and residents to be on alert for bogus American twenty dollar bills. He asks anyone with information on suspects to report it to local authorities for a thorough check.
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Roy Mas
OPP
Free Press
Acton
Ont
Grey Cup Specials Load Food For Fans
CNR dining car officials report Grey Cup Specials feed thousands of fans traveling by rail to the big game. Each six day trip uses over 144 tons of meat and serves about 4 000 meals with about 500 fans aboard at destination. The specials start in the east and travel to Vancouver with pickups at intermediate points.
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Canadian National Railways
CNR
Vancouver
Printed Pattern 4891 Misses' Wardrobe Overview
Pattern 4891 offers a smooth-fitting top with a stand-up collar and a slim skirt in rayon cotton wool or dark prints. Sizes 12 to 20 include fabric yardage for size 16 of 3 yards 39 inch. Send 50 cents with name address and size to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street
Toronto
Department P.P.L
Anne Adams
P.P.L
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