Experts to search Steveville for dinosaur fossil near park
A team led by Charles Gernberg of the National Museum and Roy Fowler, park chief warden, begins a summer search in the Steveville area to locate a well preserved dinosaur specimen. The effort aims to expose and preserve a find near park headquarters while highlighting Steveville’s Red Deer badlands heritage.
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Steveville
Dinosaur Park
Charles Gernberg
National Museum, Oilewa
Roy Fowler
Canada
Charlies Sternberg
Levi
Roy
Ontario
Red Deer
Charles
Brooks
Continents
Rocky Mountains
North America
Red Deer River
Hanna Herald
Alberta News
What to Do With Your Anxiety
A 17th to 20th century overview traces anxiety from wars to modern stress. It urges turning to God, prayer, and confession of sin for deliverance, presenting Jesus Christ as the answer to anxiety and stressing family care and upright living.
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Russia
God
Ivaieee
Paul
Jeremiah
Saul
Ahab
Naboth
Jezebel
Elijah
Haman
Jesus Christ
Agricultural Field Day at Regina Experimental Farm
Agricultural field day sponsored by The Regina Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee on Thursday July 24 1958 at 1 30 p m at the Experimental Farm. E C Myers chairman welcomes introduces Dr J L Doughty soils professor Saskatoon University speaks on soil moisture. Tours of plots include wild oat control drought resistant varieties weed control flax. Special Ladies Program The Farm Woman and Her Part in Safe Living by Christian Smith. Refreshments.
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J. L. Doughty
University of Saskatchewan
E. A. Hurd
E. S. Molberg
Christian Smith
Deartment of Public Health
Ag Rep Leads Farmers On Weed Tour In Saskatchewan
Agricultural Representative J L Clark guided farmers in Carmichael district to inspect infestations of toadflax leafy spurge Russian knapweed and hoary cress. He urged immediate control noting high per acre costs and risk of spread to neighboring lands with projections of hundreds of acres already infested.
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Carmichael
Saskatchewan
Farmer
J. L Clark
Bone Creek
Les Connick
Tompkins
Clarence Flaherty
R.M
Mr. Clark
Sidewood
Orrin Flaherty
Don K. Nelson
Gordon Hymer
Haldane
Clark
RM A
Old Smith Ranch
South Saskatchewan River
Dave Enns
Cabri
Agricultural District Board
Webb 138
Wilber Hall
Gull Lake
Glen Mackie
Origin of Great Slave Lake name and Canadian facts
From the Slave tribe of the Athapascan Indians who lived along the lake. Newfoundland is the largest Atlantic province and ranks seventh in area. The world's longest covered bridge is at Hartland New Brunswick at nearly 1,300 feet. In 1945 federal civil service payroll was 180 million. today it is about 5.6 million? The cost to create one heavy industry job now requires an investment around 15 000.
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Great Slave Lake
Newfounland
Federal Civil Service
Canada
Hartland
N B
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Quick Canadian Facts
Garry and Rodney Oats Lead 1957 Production Export Surge
In 1957 Garry oats yielded over 2 million bushels and Rodney about 1.5 million. More than three quarters of the graded seed from these varieties was exported, primarily to the United States with New York and Pennsylvania as key destinations.
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Rodney
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Heavy industry job cost in Canada rises to 15000
A new assessment shows that securing a single heavy industry position in Canada now requires an investment of around 15000 dollars in plant and equipment. The figure highlights higher upfront capital needs and potential barriers to entry for workers seeking such roles.
Canada’s vast resources and rising global leadership
An editorial extols Canada as a vast store of natural resources with forests covering 44 percent of land, strong mineral output, and major fishing sectors. It notes agriculture as a leading industry, electricity use, and water power potential, asserting national leadership stems from people’s enterprise and responsible resource use.
Farmland and commerce clash over who truly profits
A reflective piece argues that farmers are not overpaid and townspeople unfairly stereotype them. It notes farmers are independent and often work Sundays for balance, while merchants and printers feel pressured by government rules. The essay suggests trading pastures for a time to better understand each side.
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Essien
Canada’s firsts highlighted on Dominion Day
A Canadian Champion column recounts key national firsts in science, industry, and sport. Notables include Bell’s telephone idea linked to Brantford, Standard Time by Sandford Fleming, Oil Springs oil well, Ottawa inventions, and early hockey and basketball roots, underscoring Canada’s 91 years of contributions.
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Alexander Bell
Brantford
Paris
Hamilton
George Pullman
U.S.A
Sandford Fleming
North America
James Williams
Oil Springs
Ontario
Ottawa
Thomas Ahearn
Canada
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