Oil Pipeline Heralds Canadian Oil Independence
The Edmonton valve opened on October 4 sending crude to Regina 450 miles away, a move expected to save Canada at least 150 million dollars annually by cutting foreign crude reliance. C D Howe called the project a key part of wartime preparedness and said the line will extend toward Lake Superior, shifting Ontario’s petroleum supply toward Alberta. The pipeline symbolizes expanding Canadian enterprise and economy.
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Edmonton
Regina
Canada
C. D. Howe
Trade and Commerce
Community notes from Inglis and area
Inglis and district residents share visits and celebrations including Garry Gaber’s recovery, baptismal joy for David and twins Janet and June, birth announcements for Darlene Ziprick and a daughter, a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. A Werschler, and a high school dance fundraiser. Also reported are funerals for William Burroughs, condolences to Mrs Burroughs and Gordon, church events, and continued travel and visits among local families.
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Burroughs
Gordon
Wm. Burroughs
Shellmouth
A. Werschler
Inglis High School
Peter Onofriechuk
Onofriechuk
Shell Valley
Manitoba
Kirkland Visitors Call on Millwood Residents
Mr and Mrs A Kaeding along with R Scobie and Hugh of Churchbridge visited the home of Mr and Mrs Millwood, sharing greetings and a social call in the afternoon.
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A. Kaeding
R. Scobie
Hugh
Churchbridge
Fall field tasks and reseeding options for farm crops
Harvesting weeks offer planning windows for tillage and stubble management to control pests and conserve soil. Fall cultivation should anchor residue near the surface, aiding soil and water conservation while preparing seed beds for a regrassing program. Seed supply and reasonable prices support shallow October fifteenth seeding in clean stubble fields to build spring seed reserves, with moisture conditions favorable in the prairie region. Delaying to spring risks missed opportunities for establishing new pasture and grasses before hard frosts arrive.
Wedding bells ring in district amid harvest woes
Mrs J E Wondrasek notes a trying three weeks for farmers as coarse grain threshing remains damp. Mentions Indian summer questions, visitors from Langenburg Birtle Benito Foxwarren and Binscarth. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Gyorgy Nelins Cartwrights Matthewsons travel and visit Wondraseks and Barlows.
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J. E. Wondrasek
Old Waldo
R. E. Wondraesk
Langenburg
H. Farmer
L. Gyorgy
Birtle
J. A. Nelin
Shirley
Donna
Binscarth
R. E
G. Cartwright
Benito
Local Visits and Farm Threshing News from Harrowby
Harrowby notes Mrs D Blain and daughter returned from Ontario. Mrs Sterling Veitch and Miss Deane McMillan visited Mr and Mrs Alex Bennett. Mr and Mrs H H Dilts and family visited H B Dilts. Threshing resumed with a combine on R C Collins farm. R C Collins family hosted Saturday evening.
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D. Blain
D. Cannon
Ontario
Sterling Veitch
Roseburn
Deane ‘McMillan
Rossburn
Alex Bennett
H. H. Dilts
Russell
H. B. Dilts
R. C. Collins
Visitors greet Mrs Madill as she returns home
Russell residents hosted Mrs Madill returning from Shoal Lake hospital after illness. Wish her speedy con valescence. Mrs Wm Williams and Anne came home after a few days in Neepawa with Mr and Mrs Chas Freed. Mrs Robt McDonald of Winnipeg is visiting her sister Mrs Ken Greensides. J Jablonski of Leslie Sask spent weekend at home. J Bailey and family visited Nipiwan. Mrs Dent visited at Bailey home. Thanks giving visitors included Miss Mary Bailey, Don Olson, Dorothy Olson, Geo Grabowski. Pile driver outfit returned under Mr Fred Letley of Brandon. Mrs Ollie Calvert and Mrs E Madill visited Mrs R C Colli.
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Herb Adams
Allan Graham
Binscarth
Peter Craig
Erickson
T. P. Pooley
Herb Gillies
Stanley Davidson
Cracknell
Sacred Heart Hospital
Russell
Clayton Stanley
Sharon
Pauline Pentlichuk
Roblin
Alex Pentlichuk
Shell Valley
Darlene
Clare Moster
Russel
Paul Fingas
Roy Breckenridge
Madill
Shoal Lake Hospital
Fred Letley
Brandon
Ollie Calvert
E. Madill
R. C. Colli
Rudolf Liske Farm Sale Near Inglis Listed by Shipley
Shipley and Son Auctioneers publish a sale register noting Rudolf Liske's farm sale located six miles northeast of Inglis. The listing details the auctioneers and the event's regional placement without further items.
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Shipley & Son Auctioneers Sale Register
Rudolf Liske
Inglis
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Herbert Winston
Fashion Shoppe
Lake Superior
Ging Sonu
Tee
Nellie Bryant
West Coast
E. Bryant
Miss Bryant
Victoria
New Westminster
Powell River
William Burroughs
Rothwell
United Church
United States
Quebec City
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
West Indies
Caribbean
Western
Millwood
Harrowby
Trinity Lutheran Church
Church of
H. Praefer
Christ
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