Orchid Gift Sparks Honest City Bargains
Melanie finds a lost purse containing twenty dollars and a story of honesty while Kip’s appendix keeps him home. Mrs. Blanche Marble recovers the purse and the cash, sparking a quiet act of generosity. Kip sends an orchid as a surprise, making Melanie's day despite hardship.
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Elaine
Ashe
Kip
Melanie
Blanche Marble
Mrs. Marble
Mia
Melaiie
Charity
Deer hunter fires at deer, kills cows in Saskatchewan
Yorkton Sask Wasyl Crer upita fired two shots at four deer and missed but killed two cows and wounded a third. He settled with owner Paul Kwasnitza but was fined 50 dollars for hunting deer out of season. He said the deer came between him and the castle.
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Yorkton, Sask
Wasyl Crerupita
Paul Kwasnitza
Telephone link to Thailand extends Canadian overseas reach
Telephone service between Canada and Thailand was introduced with calls routed through Oakland, California. The extension brings to 113 the number of overseas countries linked by telephones to Canada.
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Canada
Thailand
Oakland
California
Success in dairying through good heifers and care
Dr Bowiad stresses breeding quality heifers plus crucial feed and care. Calves should receive colostrum and stay with dam four days to acquire rumen bacteria. Milk and grain strategy follows colostrum with whole milk to three weeks, then skimmed milk, grain and hay. Antibiotics like aureomycin aid growth in trials, but milk replacers with skimmed powder not yet ideal. After four to six months, provide home grown seeds and minerals in balanced amounts. Heifers eat more roughage if high quality, delaying grain for cost efficiency.
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Bows Iad
Pennsylvania
University of Alberta
Bowstead
Wardrobe Wonders Pattern for Anne Adams 4643
Helpfully written sewing pattern notice by Joane Helps promotes pattern 4643 for children sizes 2 through 10. It details blouse jacket jumper skirt and overall options with a long shirt-tail for styling and adjustable closures. Send 35 cents in coins with name address and size to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
Saskatchewan waters get 15 million fish
Prince Albert Canada Saskatchewan waters received more than 15 million fish of varied ages planted by the provincial fisheries branch led by G. E. Couldwell in the past year. The effort included 14.7 million pickerel fry across southern Saskatchewan and the Prince Albert Meadow Lake districts, plus 755,000 northern pike fry in several lakes, and Kamloops trout distributed near Bushy East Trout Lakes Junction Reservoir.
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Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
G. E. Couldwell
Meadow Lake
Buffalo Pound
Cypress
Gooseberry
Meeting
Nelson
Royal Lakes
Kamloops
East Trout
Junction Reservoir
Maple Creek
Bow
Fir
Torch
Nipekamen
Reindeer Lake Size Near Boundary Area Measured
The Big Lake Reindeer Lake on the Norther Saskatchewan Manitoba boundary covers about 1,765 square miles.
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Reindeer Lake
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada Farm Outlook 1955 Livestock Dairy Eggs Poultry
Canadian livestock prices in 1954-55 show little change except hogs, with export demand and domestic demand shaping shifts. Meat consumption rises modestly, dairy output steady, butter, skim milk flat, and egg poultry markets largely unchanged though US trends influence prices. Domestic disappearance rises for pork and veal meat, while beef dips.
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United States
Canada
Arctic sheep project eyed for Ungava bay Eskimo region
The federal government plans a Arctic experiment shipping 50 Canadian sheep to the Fort Chimo area of northern Quebec next summer. An experienced herdsman will teach Eskimos to raise livestock, with potential expansion to more animals and broader participation if successful.
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Fort Chimo
Quebec
Ungava Bay
Ungava
Anc
Chimo
Agriculture and Northern Affairs Departments
False River
Koksoak River
India
Canada builds railways to expand single track network
Canada adds about 1,200 miles of new or completed railway lines increasing the nation’s single track total to roughly 43,000 miles. The expanded network nears twice around the world at the equator in single-track length.
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Canada
Vancouver Rats Consume Millions In Food Loss
Vancouver residents are urged to curb a rodent problem after Dr. Stewart Murray, medical health officer, reports rats in the city annually eat or damage about 1,000,000 dollars worth of food.
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Vancouver
Greater Vancouver
Stewart Murray
Saskatoon Logs Year of No City Traffic Fatalities
On Christmas Eve Saskatoon completed a full year without a traffic fatality within city limits. The last death occurred Christmas Eve, 1953, when an elderly pedestrian was struck crossing a street. With a population around 50,000, Saskatoon is believed to be the only Canadian city of comparable size with such a record.
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Saskatoon
94 year old Mary Colbow Still Reads Paper Daily
Mrs. Mary Colbow of Khedive Sask at 94 remains a daily newspaper reader using the same spectacles from half a century ago. Now a great grandmother she sews knits and darns in winter while tending her own garden in summer.
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Khedive
Sask
Mary Colbow
A New Year's Vow Poem of Kindness and Bravery
A short verse vows greater kindness bravery and cheer in the new year. It urges each day to be a model New Year's day with brighter actions and spirit.
No more spoiled cakes of old yeasts
This advertisement promotes Fleischmann's DRY Yeast as a fresh long lasting pantry staple. It claims fast-acting performance and that one envelope equals one cake of fresh yeast for any recipe.
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Fleischmann
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