Winkler Sewer Gains Wide Support as Benefits Triumph
The Echo reports Winkler's sewer system, active for just over a year, brings clear advantages outweighing disadvantages and tax impacts. Mayor G W Neufeld and town secretary treasurer H B Friesen note few complaints, praise for officials, and rising property values on sewered streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winkler
G. W. Neufeld
Ams
H. 8. Friesen
Friesen
The
Echo
Winkler Co-operative Creamery Ltd
Credit Union
Neufeld
Altona
Man
Classified Personal Health Remedy Ad and Poultry Prices
A classified notice offers information on B Well remedies for illnesses attributed to worms from Mulveney's Remedies in Toronto. It also advertises poultry supplies including the Cleanegg Method, a $9 motor attachment unit, heavy breed cockerels at $12 per 100, free chick price list, and Henrich Poultry Farm in Waterloo established since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Henrich Poultry Farm
Ontario
Point Pelee and Pelee Island Boundary Note
A historical reference places Point Pelee and Pelee Island in Ontario just south of the 42nd parallel, described as the northern boundary mentioned in connection with California. The fragment mentions geography and latitude boundary concepts without a clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pelee
Pelee Island
Ontario
California
Kelly wins Liars' Club contest winner
Pat Kelly of Coderre is named champion in the Mainliner Coderre News Liars' Club poll. His winning tale about a Yukon bar and an old grandfather clock is shared, with Kelly receiving a free subscription.
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Kelly
Liars
Mainline
Corderre News
Pat Kelly
Coderre
Mr. Kelly
Yukon
Champ
Canada 1957 mineral production sets record at 2.134 billion
Canada reports a record mineral production value of 2.134 billion dollars in 1957, up from 2.085 billion in 1956. Alberta rises to second place in production, displacing Quebec and placing Ontario in third.
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Canada
Alberta
Quebec
Ontario
R J O Leary Named CP Rail Prairie Region Press Relations Officer
R J O Leary of Montreal is appointed press relations officer for Canadian Pacific Railway Prairie Region effective March 1, succeeding the late J W Maunder. A Lindsay Ontario native, Rollie began in journalism in 1927, edited Lindsay Daily Post 1930 34, served CP as press rep in Vancouver 1942 45, then helped establish the Public Relations reports and press analysis unit in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. O'Leary
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Prairie
J. W. Maunder
Lindsay
Ont
Rollie
O'Leary
Lindsay Daily Post
Post
Victoria-Haliburton
Ontario
Montreal Standard
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Department of Public Relations
Saskatoon opens advanced fibreboard plant in Saskatchewan
Prairie Fibreboard Limited began commercial production in January at Saskatoon in a $3 million plant that will manufacture softboard from wheat straw. Gordon Sinclair, managing director, said the product meets standards and will be marketed. The plant, described as highly automated and among the continent’s most advanced, produces roof decking and wall paneling with future plans for hardboard and asbestos sheathing.
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Saskatchewan
Building Board
Prairie Fibreboard Limited
Saskatoon
Gordon Sinclair
Germany
Prairie Fibreboard
Wheatstraw
Sinclair
National Research Council
University of Saskatchewan
A. S. Vigor
Shelton
Washington
Jonsson
Allied Securities Ltd
Ray Haner
Allied Securities
Prairie Fibreboard Ltd
Alfred Wappel kills lynx with pitch fork
Alfred Wappel of a North Battleford district killed a lynx with a pitch fork when a gun was unavailable while he was moving hay. The animal was struck and died in a single stroke. The report notes the phrase who needs a gun and adds a quip about veto from Latin meaning I forbid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wappel
Alfred
North Battleford
Sask
Global warming discussed with global effects and views
The piece surveys warming over 40 to 50 years, noting milder winters and shifting wildlife ranges from Massachusetts to Greenland. It highlights economic and ecological impacts, rising sea levels, and varying climate theories from ice age cycles to CO2 and solar influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
New England
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Minnesota
California
Oregon
Hawaii
Point Barrow
Alaska
Senior Citizens' home in Ponteix completed
The Ponteix Senior Citizen's home is ready for occupancy with accepted applicants notified to move in. Furniture arrived with T Eaton Co Regina representatives present to assist assembling. Bedding and drapes are due shortly. Further applications are being considered and forms available from the secretary. Moose Jaw Sask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponteix
T. Eaton Co
Regina
Labor Force in Canada Rises in Oct 1937
Canadian civilian labor force reached 6,005,000 in mid October 1937, up 248,000 from a year earlier, with employed persons totaling 5,797,000, up 123,000 from a year prior.
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Canada
Pattern for Jr Miss Dresses No Seams and Belts
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4873 Jr. Miss sizes 9 through 17. Describes two necklines three sleeve versions and a belt option. Provides fabric yardage for size 13 and requests 40 cents by mail to Household Arts Department Toronto with name address and style number.
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Mulveney's
Dept
Ossington Ave
Toronto
RED Cross
Hotels Association of Saskatchewan
Western Trust
Saskatchewan Co-operative Cr Creameries Asso. Ltd
Saskatchewan Wheat
Pool Wheat Peel Building
Regine. Sask
Fitzgerald
Atlantic
Greenland
Fdas
P.P.L
Front Street W
Ank
Dodd
Dodds
Piel
Vere
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