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Historic Sites - History - City of Winnipeg

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3 Nov — Cora Hind was also active in the promotion of women's rights. A provincial plaque at the Winnipeg Free Press Building, Mountain Avenue ... › History › HistoricSites

Our mother who art in journalism - Winnipeg Free Press

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If she had some heavenly view of that night, and that room in Toronto, maybe Ella Cora Hind would have been smiling. The iconic Free Press journalist has been gone nearly 77 years, but her name ...

The Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame Display | Meer

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6 Oct · E. Cora Hind (1861–1942). Hind was born in Toronto and emigrated to Winnipeg in She found work as a stenographer for farm ...

E. Cora Hind fonds | digitalcollections.lib.umanitoba.ca

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Ella Cora Hind, an agricultural writer and agriculture editor for the Manitoba Free Press, was known as an authority on agriculture, livestock, and wheat yields. Her opinion influenced prices on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange and western grain crops for several years. She was one of the first female writers and editors of the Manitoba Free Press.

“Ten Meals to Prepare”: The Women Who Laboured at Dalnavert

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8 Mar — Cora Hind, for example, came to Winnipeg from Ontario in to seek work with The Manitoba Free Press as a journalist. After the company ... › blog › ten-meals-to...

CNHS Ella Cora Hind - Winnipeg MB - Waymarking

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Cora Hind by George Siamandas

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CORA HIND. Manitoba's Distinguished Agricultural Journalist. by George Siamandas . Cora Hind came to Winnipeg in while it was still a small frontier town. She was an orphan who was brought up in by her grandmother on a farm in Artimesia Ontario. She arrived full of dreams of a bright future for her aspirations to become a newspaper woman.

Cora Hind | Maclean's | June

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Cora Hind, commercial and agricultural editor of the Free Press, the cap and gown of a Doctor of Laws. Between those two events, and beyond, lies a remarkable story of a woman’s achievement. For the fifty-three years she has been in Western Canada, Cora Hind has been a trail-blazer extraordinary. She was the first girl typist in Winnipeg.

Cora Hind | Winnipeg Regional Real Estate Board

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E. Cora Hind was chosen in the historical category – one that focuses on those individuals who made their contributions to Winnipeg during the first half of the 20th century or before. Her life actually straddled both the 19th and 20th century as she was born in and lived to

E. Cora Hind - MemorySasktest.memorysask.ca › e-cora-hind

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Image of E. Cora Hind, Editor, Winnipeg Free Press, checking grain in a field. She is wearing a wide-brimmed hat and mid-length coat. Bio/historica...

Encyclopedia of the Great Plains | HIND, CORA ( )

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HIND, CORA ( ) Cora Hind View larger. Ella Cora Hind was a pioneer in breaking gender barriers and a lifelong advocate for women's rights. She was appointed by J. W. Dafoe as agricultural editor of the Manitoba Free Press (later Winnipeg Free Press) in 1901, twenty years after she was first refused work there on gender grounds.

Inducted Members - Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame - Manitobawww.manitobaaghalloffame.com › ahofmember › hind-e-cora

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Cora Hind was born in Toronto, Ontario and received her education in Flesherton and Orillia. She moved with her aunt to Winnipeg in Here her aunt was ...

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