Ottawa notes on tobacco, demographics, and war voting
A survey shows Canadian tobacco growers planted about 88400 acres in 1944, slightly down from 1939. Ottawa hosts 800 RCAF women in Princess Alice Barracks governing themselves. Population estimates rise to 1,812,000, with fruit crops varying. cherries and grapes forecast up modestly. The war service franchise bill details a secure absentee ballot process for electors overseas. Fisheries forecasts project 70 million pounds of salted and smoked fish for 1944 UN needs.
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Tobsco
Canada
Rockcliffe
Ottawa
France
RCAF
Bri- Gibraltar
Italy
Near
House of Commons
The
Fisheries Department
United Nations
Jubilee Fair Prize Winners List at Chuchmuch Jubilee
A long list of prize results from the Jubilee Fair held July 21 22, honoring Mrs Chuchmuch and the Russell Agricultural Society. Winners cover livestock including Clydesdale stock heavy draft and team events, cattle breeds Hereford Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorns, swine, poultry, and a broad array of produce, baked goods, and crafts with multiple winners named such as W Rice, A Coulter, J Dunn, Luba, and M Chuchmuch.
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Chuchmuch
Sweet Clover
Chuch
G. Jameson
EJ. S. Honey
E. J
Joe Dunn
Joe J. Dunn
Heifer
Aberdeen
C. Clasman
A. Coulter
C. Glasman
Reale
L. Swainson
S. Honey
Russ Coulter
E. JS
C. Glasnan
W. Davidson
Agricultural Training For Prairie Farm Youths Expanded
A historic notice highlights extended agricultural courses in the three Prairie Provinces. It cites Olds Alberta graduates and universities of Saskatchewan and Manitoba programs, underscoring postwar calls for expanded farmer training and extensions. Courses accept 16 year olds with Grade XI or X backgrounds, running September to April.
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Prairie Provinces
School of Agriculture
Olds
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
School Work Roster and Class List Fragments
A fragmentary school roster lists students by grade with grades or marks and teacher notes. Names include Jo Ann Cross Ruth Spear Betty Pritchard Doreen Coey Cameron Man Edith Pettitt Anita Matheson Sybil Cochrane Alvin Chuchmuch Olga Switzer Percy Switzer Jean Todoruk Joyce Page Doris Mink Marlon Brownlee Doreen Russell L. Whitmer Olive Bird and Joan Garnett Harry Cochrane with notes on science notebook and woodwork.
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Jo Ann Cross
Ruth , Spear
Betty Pritchard
Doreen Coey
Cameron Man
Edith Pettitt
Anita Matheson
Sybil Cochrane
Alvin Chuchmuch
Olga Switzer
Percy Switzer
Jean Todoruk
Joyce Page
Doris Mink
Marlon Brownlee
Doreen Russell
L. Whitmer
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Russell Banner
Russell
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Cecil Sanderson
Princess Alice Barracks
Ominion
Bureau of Statistics
Norte Clydesdale
Foot
W. Rice
W. Creighton
W. Cusitar
W. Cusita
T. Dunn
W. Dunn
Z. Dunun
L Christopher
Harry Cochrane
Wilson Fraser
Roy McCann
Reta Dunn
Joan Leifer
Betty Brownlee
Alyce Dunn
Bill Henderson
R. Kendal
Betty Page
Nora Dunn
Gordon
Jean
Walter Spear
Waddell
Luba
George Knight
Chuchipuch
L Uba
Mrs. Chuchmuch
Mrs.Luba
G. Davvidson
M. Chuchmuch
R. Whitmer
Joan Garnett
McFadden
Hembroff
Joiner
Mosoronchon
Lul
G. McLeod
E. Keating
Jean Barker
A. Waddell
Ada Spear
H. House
Chuchmuch; Mrs. Waddell, Doughnuts, 1, Mrs. Luba; 2, Mrs. Chuchmuch
Mrs. Luba
Helen Luba
Harold Waddell
Florence Waddell
Sainer
A. Pyne
L. Jane
Ewe
L. Lane
Pyne
Wethe
Pen
Ram
T Miller
T. Miller
W Schwalm
W. Schwalm
Jounry
Bernard Long
Dennis Long
C. Whitmer
W. Pettitt
W. Pettit
Drake
G. Tennant
Jean Smart
Luba Barley
S. Nhoney
Christopher
Mrs. Joiner
Mary Christopher
Helen Ciprick
E. L. Honey
Mrs. Join
Grace Glas‘man
E. L.’ Honey
Angus
John Davidson
Dicketts
F. L. Honey
S. Angus
CIGX
Yorkton
Olive Bird
Riding Mountain National Park
Clear Lake
Minnedosa
Winnipeg
ST. Regis
E. F. Siemeharn
Smith Street