Fires and dugouts on prairie towns face costly losses
The News, Indian Head, Sask notes Qu Appelle's fire loss highlights and argues for better fire protection. It cites waterworks costs and dugouts as practical but imperfect safeguards, stressing rapid access and closeness to fires to minimize damage.
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Qu'Appelle
Qu’Appelle
Sask
Stop the killing on Highway protesting a national sport
In a pointed editorial, W. L. Knickmeyer argues that driving and killing on highways mirrors a machine gun on Main Street. He calls drivers murderers or accessories and urges immediate action: enforce safe driving, crack down on offences, and stop treating carnage as sport.
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Phan
Saskatchewan Officer Named Deputy Assistant Adjutant General
Major James L. Hart, ED, a Moosomin native, is appointed Deputy Assistant Adjutant General Manning at Saskatchewan Area headquarters in Regina. He begins duties on Friday, August 15, after a long Army career dating to 1932 with the Saskatchewan Border Regiment and service in Europe and the Far East.
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James L. Hart
Moosomin
Manning
Sskatchewan
Regina
Major Hart
Saskatchewan Border Regiment
Royal Military College
Kingston
Government body to settle labor disputes proposed
Comox B C Free Press calls for a government body to promptly settle labor disputes. The union should present claims and the company make offers before contracts expire. If unresolved, the body would probe finances and productivity and issue a nonbinding recommendation for both sides to accept.
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Comox
B.C
Free Press
Barbecue Built From Standard Blocks Pattern 426
Easy to build barbecue uses standard sized blocks lined with fire brick. Pattern 426 shows each step and material amounts. Packet 30 includes five home stead improvement patterns for 1.75 dollars. Order from Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. Vancouver BC.
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West
Suh Avenes
Vancouver
B.C
Cannibalistic Pheasants Raised With Antibiotics In Saskatchewan
Pheasants raised by Drs. Robertson and Smith Windsor for the Fish and Game League of Saskatchewan thrived and near release is planned next spring. A 100 chick program started in May used a special ration with antibiotics. A similar project operates at Balcarres where 100 perished from chilling.
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Drs. Robertson
Smith-Windsor
Fish & Game League of Saskatchewan
Smith- Windsor
John Williamson
Ano
Balcarres
30 000 Attend Fair Sets Three Day Record
Gate receipts at the 195 Sum mer Fair and Race Meet show an all time attendance high over three days with close to 30 000 visitors to the expansive Dauphin Memorial and Community Centre grounds. Dauphin Herald and Preas.
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Dauphin Herald and
Preas
Tillie and Betty Quarrel Over Suspected Affair
Tillie says her husband has been wonderful recently while Betty asks who is suspected, implying a domestic tension and rumor about an affair. The exchange hints at underlying relationship strain and social scrutiny.
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Tillie
Betty
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