Ethics of social security and debt in Alberta falls short
The column argues social security cannot pay the full value of living recipients, insisting each must stand on its own. It notes debtors still repay as contracted despite new legislation, cites Alberta farmers' honesty, and recalls a tragedy of an elderly man who died from exposure after getting lost hunting, urging travelers to carry waterproof matches in a metal box.
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Huren Lake
Minn
Alberts
Alberta
Sault Ste. Marie
Strayed Sheep Notice From Undersigned
Three sheep are missing from the undersigned. Information leading to their recovery will be thankfully received and rewarded if found.
Home teaching opens new life for the newly blinded
The article highlights how the Canadian National Institute for the Blind uses home teachers to help recently blinded individuals read, write, and pursue useful crafts. Home teaching provides skills, hope, and a path to independence, easing despair and enabling later community reintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
C.N. LB
Pineapple Canapés and Stuffed Macaroni Steak Recipe
Betty Barclay presents a year starter with Pineapple Rousfort canapés using Hawaiian pineapple and olives, plus a stuffed macaroni steak dish. The method covers pineapple with cheese and olives, then a long macaroni wrapped steak served with onion sage gravy and parsley garnish, baked to tender perfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Barclay
Buffalo hunting depletes herd at National Safaro Park
Bam Purcell, a famed marksman from Alta, is described as firing with deadly accuracy at the National Safaro Park buffalo cull along the Canadian National line between San katoon and Edmonton. A 1500 buffalo slaughter contract was awarded to Lurne and Company under government supervision at the park abattoir, with steady scavenging reported since opening day.
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Weinwright
Alta
Bam Purcell
National Safaro Park
Sankatoon
Edmonton
Lurne and Company
Buffais and buffalo meat in plainsmen days and markets
An article notes buffalo cuts as delicacies in the days of plainsmen and describes Eastern Canadian demand for buffalo meat. It mentions annual thinning of the Wainwright herd to fit grazing capacity of a large park. A Roblin man reports stray cattle including a grey mare and a missing heifer calf with brand F.u, seeking return.
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Wainwright
Feading nursery invites visitors to Dropmore Manitoba
F L Skinner proprietor promotes a Western Canada nursery in Dropmore Manitoba. The ad invites readers to visit the nursery and select hardy trees shrubs and perennials, with a promise of payment to visit and choose materials for their own gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feading Nursery
Canada
Local Health and Funeral Services Directory Update
London doctors and Roblin dental and embalmer offices listed with hours and contact numbers. Rexall Drug Store advertises physician services while Roblin Hotel and Rexall outlet connect patients to Rexall medicines. Includes licensed embalmer and funeral director with on hand caskets and after hours by appointment.
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London
Eng
England
Lato
Rexall Drug Store
Robblin Hotel
Roblin
Man
Togo
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