Alberta oil seek pipeline funding and Montreal carveout
A Saskatchewan reader criticizes Alberta oil promoters for proposing a cross country pipeline funded by others and an exclusive Montreal market. The writer cites rising costs and cites Imperial Oil as opposing the plan, urging Alberta to finance its own pipeline and find markets itself.
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Alberta
Montreal
Imperial Oil Lid
Borden Commission
Saskatchewan
the Herald
Herbert, Sask
Still With Us Juvenile Problem Plea From Stanstead Journal
The Stanstead Journal laments a persistent juvenile problem and urges parental responsibility to instill respect for others property and awareness of their children whereabouts and activities.
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Stanstead
Highest Lake Titicaca Serves Regular Steamboats
Lake Titicaca in South America sits at 12 500 feet, making it the highest lake in the world with regular steamboat service.
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Lake Titicaca
South America
Mrs T H Martin heads to World Convention in Tokyo
Mrs T H Martin of Oberon leaves for Tokyo to attend the World Convention of Christian Education August 6 to 11 with 90 delegates aboard a chartered plane from Edmonton on August 3. Delegates from Germany India Mexico Ghana Tonga and the U S A will join in church services tours and a formal reception before organized tours of Japan. Mrs Martin and Mrs Halstead of Winnipeg plan further visits to Seoul Honolulu and San Francisco after the convention.
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T. H. Martin
Oberon
World Convention of Christian Education
Tokyo
Japan
Edmonton
Germany
India
Mexico
Ghana
Tonga
U.S.A
Martin
Halstead
Winnipeg
United Church
Seoul
Korea
Enroute Home
Honolulu
San Francisco
Neepawa Man
Giant garden onion may set local record in Swift Current
Lois Romankewicz of 223 Third Street Southside measured a 14 inch circumference onion he pulled from her garden on Friday morning. She hopes it could be a record though she has heard she’ll be told if it isn’t. The Sun reports from Swift Current Saskatchewan.
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Lois Romankewicz
Third Street
Southside
Diefenbaker to Visit Whitehorse North of Yukon
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker plans a September 26 27 stop in Whitehorse Yukon from Vancouver arriving noon September 26 and leaving September 27 for Saskatoon. Reception efforts are led by Yukon Progressive Conservative Association president Bob Campbell with local groups aiding. Mrs Diefenbaker accompanies him.
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Yukon
John Diefenbaker
Whitehorse
Vancouver
Saskatoon
Progressive Conservative Association
Bob Campbell
Diefenbaker
the Star
Ontario Traffic Conference urges police speed arrests without warrant
The Ontario Traffic Conference endorses allowing police to arrest drivers for speeding without a warrant and also seeks a rule against hanging trinkets from rear view mirrors.
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Ontario Traffic Conference
Trenton
Ont
Courier-Advocate
Education reform back to discipline says Cameron Commission
Calgary hearings reveal educationists drifted into progressive methods and now return to hard work and discipline. A group of 363 high school students supports this counter view. Parents of rebellious teens seek more adult direction as common sense prompts revamp of schooling in 1958.
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Calgary
Cameron Royal Commission of Education
First wheat overweight on Davies farm in dry year
In the Hallonquist district on D. R. Davies’s farm a swathed wheat sample weighed 65 pounds per bushel, graded No. 2, when delivered to the Pioneer elevator during a rainless summer. The Sun Swift Current notes it as unusually heavy for the year.
Houseflies: Deadly Pests Threaten Public Health
A Health League of Canada summary explains how houseflies spread disease by feet vomit and excreta, linking them to typhoid and dysentery. It reviews insecticides Genmexane DDT and pyrethrin sprays, noting DDT lasts longer on treated surfaces. Immediate knockdown requires atomised pyrethrins.
Hay fever rages as 200 species trigger misery
About 200 species of weeds flowers trees and grasses mix to worsen hay fever for sufferers across the region.
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Angus Street
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E. F. Gebhardt & Sons
Osler
Hambley Alfalfa
Hambley Alfalfa Tea Company
Ninnipeg
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Acme Sewage Services
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Forestburg Consolidated
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Carl Farvolden
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Treas
Forest
Crowfoot Indian Presidential School
Cluny
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Bay St
Toronto
Business Education
Reliance School OF Commerce
Scarth
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William Ave
Farmer's Studio
Dept. A. Joon
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CWF
Patton
Philadelphia
P.A
Comptometer
Kerr Block
C. Fitch
Ee Ood
B.C. Cla
Whitmore Ave
Elf
Lincoln's
Oklahoma
Enid
Int
Income Tax Service
C. A. Johnson
Interprovincial Accounting Sask. Ltd
Somerset Bik
Auto and Truck Supply
Electric Motor Service
DELCO
General Electric
Leland Motors
Broad ST. Regina
Reisch Auction School
Mason City
Iowa
Dept
SWF
Burns-Hanley Company
Cornwall Street
Philaccins
Canada Packers
Moose Jaw
W. J
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F.O.B. Recina
RPE & Co., Ltd
Co-op Creameriea
Co-op Creamery
Saskatchewan Co-Operative Creamery Association Ltd
Canada
the Lews
Kirk Hunter
Indian Head
Dominion
Ontario
G Graham Don
Health League of Canada FE
Fleischmann
Hesconanys
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