Celestial blackout to cross Canada July ninth
A total eclipse will be visible across Saskatchewan and Manitoba on July 9, with totality lasting seconds along central paths from Roblin to Lake Winnipeg. The article explains the alignment of sun moon and earth and describes Baily’s beads and the corona seen at totality.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Baily
Canadian
Tolaho
Montana
Greenland
Russia
Idaho
Roblin
Rockelen
Orema
Francis
Wolseley
Bredenburg v. Roblin
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve
Pine River
Lake Winnineg
Hudson Bay
Corinne
Indian Head
Lemberg
Melville, Tonkin
Runnvmede
Worcester
Keeworth-Feebles
Roadview
Esterhazy
Elector Message from Dauphin Constituency Leader
The letter thanks Dauphin electors after civil and service votes showing CCF as the popular choice. The author pledges to work for the public good, represent all constituents in Parliament, and invites contact at Valley River,Phone 802-21, Fred Zaplitay for assistance.
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C.C.F
Campaien
Miuch
Valley River
Zaplitay
Three Phases of an Eclipse Detailed
The article describes an eclipse in three phases visible inside the totality path. It notes the thin crescent partial phase before and after totality, Baily's beads as sunlight flows through lunar valleys, and the sun’s corona extending beyond the sun’s disk. After totality ends the corona fades, beads return, and the crescent grows again.
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Baily
Sky & Telescope
Bill Hughes Catches 16 Pound Jack at Jack Fish Lake
Bill Hughes and his son Garry landed a 16 pound jack at Jack Fish Lake on a sunny Sunday. The fish struck an ordinary trolling lure and caused a lively fight before being hauled into the boat after about 15 minutes. No witnesses were needed, said Hughes.
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Bill Hughes
Jack Fish Lake
Garry
Bill
Mr. Fish
Is Canada a Nation The Dominion Election and Canadian identity
The Star and Times argues Canada must define citizenship and nationhood. It urges a Canadian flag, distinct nationality on censuses, revised naturalization with oath in public ceremony, and clearer language literacy requirements, citing MacKenzie King’s prior promises.
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Dominion
Canada
MacKenzie King
Star & Times
Swan River
Painting for a brighter Canada through home beautification
The Lethbridge Herald argues for more painting of houses to improve appearances and promote rural and urban beautification. It cites a Seville tale of a neighbor bearing the color choice and notes that shabby blocks harm overall appeal. Directors and local residents from Dauphin Liverwood Grandview Roblin Togo Zelena and Kergwenan are listed in the discussion.
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Lethbridge Herald
Seville
Canada
the Herald
L. P. Hutchinson
Dauphin
Adam Sangster
Liverwood
H. Timm
R. Forbes
John Colwill
C. G. MacLean
Grandview
J. Dixon
Togo
J. Martin
Roblin
S. Philliven
Zelena
Westwood Leads District M F A at Sixth Annual Meet
Roblin was re elected president of the district board at the sixth annual convention of district No Manitoba Federation of Agriculture, covering municipalities from Dauphin to the Saskatchewan border. Durston and Mrs. Harkness were elected provincial creditors, with Crossley as vice president and Mrs. Robertson as treasurer. The executive includes Eva Gritton as youth director.
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W. J. Westwood. Roblin
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
Dauphin
Saskatchewan
Walter Durston
F. Harkness
Grandview
W. M. Crossley
H. Robertson
See
Treas
Eva Gritton
Emma Abbess CWAC member carries on from Canada
Pte. Kimma Abbess of Togo Sask one of six siblings in khaki remains in Canada while brothers and a sister serve in Hong Kong and Belgium. She enlisted in December and trained at Vermilion and Edmonton before posting to Regina. Her hobbies include fancywork reading music and nature study.
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Pte
Kimma
Togo Sask
Canada
Hong Kong
Western Front
Alice
Cwac’s
Belgium
Emma
CWAC
Vermillion
Edmonton
Regina
Sgt. Belton Returns After Four Years At Front
Sgt. Charlie Belton of Roblin returns from four years at the front with the Winninege Rifles. He will visit his aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. George R. Belton in Winnipeg before going home to Roblin to see his mother Mrs. Jessie Belton. Belton fought in the D Day invasion, was wounded, then sent back to the front before his Canada return. His brother Cant. Hector Belton, also wounded, has arrived home in Lennoxville, Quebec.
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Set
Charlie Belton
Roblin
Winninege Rifles
George R. Belton
Winnipeg
Jessie Belton
Belton
Canada
Hector Belton
Lennoxville
Quebec
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Charles and
Helen Federer
Harvard College Observatory
Royal Bank of Canada
THE
Nation
W. J. Westwood
M.F.A
Sgt. C. Belton
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