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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1948
Page
10
Little Ferry New Jersey reports Dopey the duck finally swims. Miss Diane Zimmerman, who adopted Dopey as a duckling, coaxed him to water after four years. The duck flew through an open window and rode calmly on Willow Lake, requiring an hour to lure him out.
A London Times ad from KE and BB Limited promises high pay for steeplejack work described as arduous and filthy. It seeks educated young men willing to learn the trade, endure extreme conditions, and travel across the British Isles with long hours and strong team spirit. The master steeplejack Jack J Ensetin offers up to 60 dollars a week plus bonuses.
In Salt Lake City at Hogle Zoo Mae the tigress and Huey the lion are interacting playfully in their cage as zookeeper Joe Naylor notes Mae is expecting her first offspring. This marks a rare mating of fully grown big cats in the United States after maturity.
The United States searches for about 12 000 migrant farm workers missing since wartime recruitment from Mexico and the West Indies. Officials fear many may have returned home without record checks or sought permanent staying in the United States.
Rosemary helps Kent Standish manage PepperTree Inn while he develops a plan for a chain of PepperTree Inns. Kent aims to expand through new towns, coordinating with bankers and merchants as the inn runs toward profit. The story follows personal tensions and Mrs Standish’s approval symbolized by gifting Rosemary a car.
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