Marchwell Boys and Girls Club Show Returns
The Boys and Girls Call Club Show was held last Saturday with results to be published later. Fort William visitor Mrs Stevenson and son are vacationing with relatives, while Norquay Holms return to operate the municipal cat in the west end. Ms Bily on the tick list and Bernice Westerlund finishes Saskatoon studies and returns home before resuming work. Student Pastor E Anderson from Kenora arrived here total.
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Cipal Cat
Jas. Bily
Bernice Westerlund
Saskatoon
E. Anderson
Kenora
Ont
Summer trips entwine sorrow for Reichmuths near Weyburn
Mr and Mrs Ben Reichmuth visited Mrs Reichmuths relatives near Weyburn Sask for almost two weeks The planned pleasure trip to charge of the Marchwell Church bridge and Theodore Lutheran churches for the summer months became a sad experience as troubles arose during the journey.
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Marchwell
Church Bridge
Theodore
Paris
Ben Reichmuth
Reich ‘Nuth
Weyburn
Sask
Silver Beach picnic dance announced for July 1
Mr and Mrs Michael Opieta of Ethelbert and Mr and Mrs Alec Wenitoway of Foxwarren visited at the home of Mr William Michalchuk. J Stefanishyn visited Winnipeg last week. Lima school picnic and dance set for Thursday July 1 at Silver Beach.
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Michael Opieta
Ethelbert
Alec Wenitoway
Foxwarren
Spert
Wm. Michalchuk
J. Stefanishyn
Winnipeg
Lima
Silver Beach
New Farm Crop Uses Sought by Prairie Lab
The Prairie Regional Laboratory of the National Research Council opened in Saskatoon on June with aims to research new edible and inedible uses for Canada’s recurring wheat surpluses. Originating from 1930s efforts led by Cecil Lamont of the Line Elevator Companies, the program sought a Western Laboratory and educational support across Prairie weekly papers.
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Prairie
National Research Council
Saskatoon
Cecil Lamont
Line Elevator
United States
Canada
National
Chemurgic Committee
Canadian Chambers of Commerce
Toronto
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Onnonad Prairie
Regine
Univer
Research aims at Saskatchewan farm product uses plus straw waste
A Saskatoon science project at the University of Saskatchewan seeks to expand knowledge of using farm crops and waste straw for industrial goods in western Canada. Experiments target wheat oats barley flax rape seed sunflowers sugar beets and straw to create building materials oils paints and fuel oils. The convocation awarded doctor of laws to Dr K W Neatby and other notable figures for services to agriculture.
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Saskatoon
Canada
Prairie Provinces
National Research Council
University of Saskatchewan
K. W. Neatby
Farm Service
Science Service
Ottawa
J.F. Booth
W. H. Cook
Robert Newton
University of Alberta
J. H. Craigie
Dominion
Spring illnesses spread among Canadians in cold season
Thousands of Canadians suffer what is described as spring colds. The article notes that while the cold itself is not dangerous, several respiratory diseases sharing cold-like symptoms may accompany it. Potential conditions listed include influenza, sinusitis, ear infections, and tonsillitis.
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