Looking Forward Explorations Indicate Potential Farm Lands At The Pas
The Pas marks its 200th anniversary as a town while Prairie Farm Rehabilitation act surveys map potential farmlands west of here to protect from floods. Farmland could span 186000 acres between the Opasquai and Carrot rivers with more zones north to the Saskatchewan, enabling mixed farming of pigs cattle fowl and sheep and vegetables. The 1912 arrival of the first work train signaled a new era transforming The Pas from fur trading post to northern Manitoba town as railways shape its future.
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Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act
Saskatchewan
Carrot
Lepas
Toronto
Manitoba
Pas
Ray Horsefield
End of Heavy Veteran Enrolment at Manitoba University
Winnipeg reports that fall admissions for veterans at the University of Manitoba will end the heavy years of ex service enrolment. Officials expect under a half dozen new veteran registrations and a total veteran enrolment near 600, with about 450 on veterans affairs benefits. Married student housing has dropped from 100 to 42.
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Winnipeg
University of Manitoba
Larry Bennett
University Veterans
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Bennett
Mix Your Own Costume With This Basic Pattern
Pattern 4649 offers a basic classic plus three smart vestees and removable cuffs for multiple presto changes. Includes sizes 12 through 42, illustrated instructions, and a simple sew. Send 25 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern option, Winni Newspaper Toronto with size name address and style number.
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Anne Adams
Winni
T Street W
Toronto
Apple Pie Corner Hints with Quick Bake Method
Peel core and slice four apples into eighths and place in six deep pie dishes. Mix sugar cornstarch cinnamon salt lemon juice rind and melted butter with syrup then pour over fruit. Top with 6 pastry circles seal edges bake 450 F ten minutes then 350 F for 35 minutes. Serve warm.
Remembering Old Friends Through Shared Memory
Two long time friends reunite and reminisce about past scenes and places as memory opens doors to a familiar world. Their faces brighten with recall and they linger over how the world seems to pause during their long heart warming chat. The piece ends with a note about silk stockings reportedly worn by Henry II of France in 1547.
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Henry II of
France
Objections at a Wedding and Other Oddities
A humorous collection notes a nurse denying gender bias in care while admitting male patients are preferred for ease. It recalls an Alameda Berkeley wedding where a man objected to the union, the couple later marrying. a British Edwards group seeks a vast fortune. Churchill’s cigars. golf titled observations on wives. an Irish radio train with singalong interviews. and musings on tall women with short men in marriage.
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Berkeley
Calif
Reno
Nev
Winston Churchill
England
Mr. Churchill
Jack Solomons
Petunias Declared Nation's Most Popular Garden Flower
The article notes petunias as the leader among U S garden flowers, widely grown and favored across the country for color and ease of care. It highlights consumer interest in annuals and garden trends influencing planting choices.
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U.S
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Summary
A mixed list of crossword clues with Across and Down hints including subjects such as biblical figures, measurements, verbs, and common nouns. Clues mention entities like Noah, God, Eastern university, and various everyday terms across multiple lengths and themes. The grid presents an interwoven puzzle slated for solver completion.
France to buy copper from Canada under aid program
Economic Cooperation Administration authorizes France to purchase 300000 dollars worth of copper and copper products from Canada. European film owners form group in Paris to counter television influence. Japan reports rising sleeping sickness spread, with 25 deaths this year. Goose Bay medical team flies to Fort Chimo to fight influenza outbreak. International opium monopoly and inspection service approved by 11 countries. Keene police report 300 unlocked business doors on main street, including Cheshire National Bank.
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France
The
Economic Co-operation Administration
Canada
South Africa
Paris
London
Goose Bay
Labrador
Quebec
Fort Chimo
Keene, N.H
Main Street
Cheshire National Bank
Weekly Tip Sugar Revival Apple Trick
A home tip suggests tucking a slice of raw apple in a jar of brown sugar to prevent it from drying out during heat. The same apple method is claimed to refresh dried cookies, reviving texture and flavor.
Eight Provinces Begin Major Trans-Canada Highway Work
Winnipeg reports contracts totaling 16 million dollars are under way to upgrade the Trans-Canada highway in eight provinces with signed federal agreements. J M Wardle of Ottawa’s Resources and Development Department says completion ranges from four to six years, with Quebec and Nova Scotia still unsigned. He notes current paving is only 1,600 miles of the 5,000 mile route and cites Portage Avenue to Headingley as a standard example. Wardle expects a large program next year if peace holds.
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Winnipeg
J. M. Wardle
Department of Resources and Development
Ottawa
Wardle
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Portage Avenue
Headingley
Bad Luck Tales Highlight Everyday Woes
In a lively exchange, two figures compare misfortunes about lost money, a stolen car, and ailing wife. One quips of bad luck while the other recalls overspending on a suit and a burned coat, capturing a brisk mood of shared woes.
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Men
Pierre de la Verendrye
le Pas
Western Canada
University of Man
By Jane Dale
Tom Casey
Winnipeg Bombers
Hamilton Wildcats
Money IN
Edwards
Edwards Organization
Great Britain
William Edwards
Churchillian Cigars
Dublin
Killarney
Ireland
M.C
BY William Ferguson
Margarete Steiff
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
NEA Service
INQ
M. Reg
Ssian
Elmer
Son of
Noah
God of
Desire
Conger al
Tirade
Eastern University
Liang
Vertical
Bashan
Palestine
Pacific
Martinique
West Indies
Lia
Japan
Virgil
IMO Olliveries
By Len Kleis
Priscilla
al Vermeer
Hazel
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