Beating Deadline Challenges in Alberta Weeklies
The Alberta weekly press shows pride in beating deadline under harsh conditions. Breakdowns in press or linotype rarely delay issues, with editors noting overtime or contracted help to honor promises to readers and subscribers. Names like Bob Edwards appear as noted in publishing lore and timing.
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Alberta
Alberta Weekly
Ness
Bob Edwards
Pioneer newspaper woman to unveil Battleford plaque
91 year old Mrs. J. C. Desear, North-West Territories first newspaper woman, will unveil a bronze plaque at Battleford on June 6 to mark the site of the pioneer newspaper the Saskatchewan Herald. The event honors the Laur ie family era with Jessie Desear, daughter of founder Patrick Gammie Laune, as sole survivor, and notes battles, Rail line telegraph link, and the paper’s long history and struggles. The unveiling will be led by Hon. Russ Brown with Canadian Historical Association guests attending.
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North-West Territories
J. C. Desear
Hattleford
Bankatchewan Herald
Jessie Desear
Herald
Patrick Gammie Laune
Laurie
Une “Herald
Winnipeg
Battleford
The
Riel
Louis Riel
Red River
Pioneer
Wil
Jessie” Laurie
William Laurie
Saskatchewan Herald
Richard Carney Laurie
Travel and Information
Russ Brown
Canadian Historical Association
Fraser River salmon life cycles and dam debate
Fraser River salmon species include sockeye pink cohoe chums and springs with life cycles ranging from two to six years. Senators from British Columbia oppose dams on the Fraser fearing harm to spawning beds and rising overcrowding in 1946.
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Bulletin
Brooks
Alta
F. W. Gershaw
Stigs
British Columbia
Fraser River
Upper
Fraser
Pacific
Upper Fraser
Imperial Oil seeks removal of comma from name
The Enterprise notes Imperial Oil Limited wants to drop its comma and operate as Imperial Oil Limited. Directors passed a bylaw last February, shareholders approved at a special meeting, and the company will apply to Ottawa for supplementary letters patent under the Companies Act. The comma would be dropped only if granted, a move not yet certain. Statistics show Canadians’ largest use of personal savings is for new housing.
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Portage la Prairie
Man
Imperial Oil, Limited
Imperial Oil Limited
Toronto
Ottawa
Turkey production boom eyed as first quarter rises
Canada reports 8.6 million egg settings from January through March 21, with mature and broiler turkey weights up 28 percent and 72 percent respectively. If hatch rates hold, output may reach about 10 million pounds more than 1958’s first quarter, as Easter sales ease storage pressures and prices drop.
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Canada
Red Deer Advocate to Become Evening Daily Paper
Directors of the Canadian Press accept Red Deer Advocate application for mem bership as an evening daily to start publishing this fall. Preparations continue with plans for a new building expected to be announced in May.
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Toronto
The
Canadian Press
Red Deer Advocate
Forest fire danger signs painted on Saskatchewan highways
The Saskatchewan forests director announces eight or nine painted fire prevention slogans on highways near Prince Albert. Messages like Prevent Forest Fires It Pays and Please Use Your Ash Tray will brighten four foot letters in yellow on Highways Two and Three, readable without diverting drivers.
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Prince Albert
W. R. Parks
Forests For
Saskatchewan
Number Two
Prince Albert National Park
Christopher Lake
Parks
Low population areas in Ontario see sparse density
In Ontario's northwest districts Patricia Kenora Rainy River and Thunder Bay population averages about one person per square mile. Alberta's 67 mile four lane divided highway from Red Deer to Calgary cost just over $200000 per mile to build.
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Ontario
Patricia
Kenora
Rainy River
Thunder Bay
Alberta
Red Deer
Calgary
How to Wash Colored Scarves Safely at Home
Instructions from The War Cry share simple steps to wash colored scarves without colors running. Use warm soapy water and gentle swishing, dunk badly soiled scarves in clean tepid water, roll in a Turkish towel to remove moisture, then air dry or lightly iron on the wrong side.
Skin Trouble and Acne Advice for Teens
Acne is a common teenage issue and home remedies are unwise. A doctor should be consulted for treatment and dietary guidance. Cleanliness is advised, soft drinks should be limited, and water milk citrus fruits and moderate fruit juices can aid a clearer complexion.
Delft Ware Gives Name to Southern Holland China
Delft in Southern Holland has lent its name to a style of china ware. The label reflects the historic pottery tradition associated with this Dutch city and its long standing porcelain craft.
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Delft
Holland
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