Trombeits Polish marsh farmers use trombits telegraphy
Polish marsh farmers communicate across wetlands with wooden horns called trombits, a primitive signaling system. The horn devices enable rapid, directional messages over long distances, functioning as an early field communication method among rural communities.
Jumbo-knit Jacket Pattern 7018 for Sizes 32–34
Advertisement outlines knitting pattern 7018 for a jumbo jacket in two strands worsted yarn. Includes directions for sizes 32 and 34, call to mail name and address with pattern number to Household Arts Department P.P.L. in Toronto. Thirty-five cents postage required. stamps not accepted.
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Household Arts
Department P.P.L
Front Street W
Toronto
Calgary Airport Becomes Global Airline Crossroads
Calgary welcomes direct service linking the foothills city with Mexico City and Buenos Aires. Mayor Harry Hays and Mrs. Hays presided over the inauguration as Calgary joins a world wide network extending from Hong Kong to Tokyo and from Hawaii to Sydney with connections to Amsterdam and Rome.
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Calgary International
Foothills
Mexico
Harry Hays
Calgary
Saskatchewan Legislature Set to Open February 14
The fourth session of the fourteenth Saskatchewan legislature will open in Regina on Thursday February 14. The third session opened August 2 and sat one day to pass amendments to The Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act. It is expected the throne speech debate will begin February 18.
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Sask
Saskatchewan
Regina
Ice fishing party conquers far north Saskatchewan trip
Six Minneapolis sportsmen fished Tazin Lake Lodge in northern Saskatchewan for four days before landing a 31-pound lake trout and multiple 25 and 28 pound lakers. The group, Ray Ostrum et al, flew from Minneapolis to Pullar's Lodge, used dog teams to reach their spot, and endured 42 degrees below zero while sleeping out one night. Tazin Lake lies north of Lake Athabasca.
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Minneapolis
Vince Pullar
Tazin Lake Lodge
Saskatchewan
Ray Ostrum
Fred Moe
John Lindgren
Ted Soterpolis
Jim Nicoloff
Pullar
Harold Gifford
Pullar's Lodge
Tazin Lake
Lake Athabasca
Pastor in Nashville Fined for Holy Wine Made in Church
Rev. Bernard Swain 30, pastor of St. Psalm Spiritual Church, was fined 50 dollars after police raided the church and found a 55 gallon drum of mash and a 15 gallon coffee urn containing mash. Swain claimed he was producing sacraments called holy wine for his congregation.
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Nashville
Tenn
Bernard Swain
St. Psalm Spiritual Church
Swain
Andrew Doyle
Canadian Manufacturing Avg Work Week Shrinks Since 1944
Since 1944 the average work week in Canadian manufacturing has declined from forty six to forty point six hours.
Canadians Buy and Scrap Cars in 1961 Totals
Canada saw 436000 new cars sold and 228000 old cars scrapped in 1961, reflecting strong demand for new vehicles and a large volume of retirements from the used car stock.
Sailfish Voted Fastest Game Fish
The sailfish is described as the fastest game fish, noted for its exceptional speed and agility.
Columbus Flags Remembered on Roaming Sails
The flags bore the initials F and Y for Ferdinand and Ysabella, sovereigns of Castile and Aragon, under whose suership the navigator sailed.
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Columbus
Ferdinand and
Ysabella
Castile and
Aragon
Canadian corporate tax 1960 profit loss totals
In 1960 Canada had 95,817 liable companies for corporation tax. Of these, 63,312 reported profits and 32,505 posted losses.
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Canada
Livestock Prospects Brightens Saskatchewan Outlook
Saskatchewan livestock prospects remain strong with beef cattle growth expected across central and northern regions. John Leask of the Canada Department of Agriculture notes rising meat demand, with 1961 figures showing livestock cash income at 916 million versus 607 million from wheat, and predicts 1965 to be a good year for the livestock industry despite price fluctuations and policy influences.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies’ Association
Saskatoon
John Leask
Canada Department of Agriculture
Canada
Leask
North America
Mr. Leask
Alberta Growers Set Seed Potato Prices in Taber Meeting
Prices for certified seed potatoes were set at a meeting of the Southern Alberta Certified Seed Potato Growers Association in Taber on December 7. Edward J. Shimbashi of Barnwell, the president, announced $55 per ton for graded and tagged seed and $40 per ton for bin run certified seed across all varieties.
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Southern Alberta Certified Seed Potato Growers’ Association
Taber
Alto
Edward J. Shimbashi
Barnwell
Bald Eagles Favor Fish Over Mammals or Birds
The article notes that bald eagles typically feed on mammals and birds but show a preference for fish. It highlights the species’ hunting habits and diet in natural settings.
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Downsview
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DRML
Crossroad
Prairie
Scarth St. Regina
Sase
Zuider Zee Polder
Shell Oil Company of
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Harold Baker
University of Saskatchewan
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Center For Community Studies
Rupert Ramsay
Scarth Street