Senate On New Waterway Treaty Faces Mixed Reception
Ottawa reports officials doubt Senate approval for a Canada United States Great Lakes St. Lawrence Waterway treaty. Ontario expects benefits from Wel land Canal developments while Quebec expresses less enthusiasm. Dredging and canal depth upgrades are noted as key steps toward the 27 foot target.
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Andaue
Ottawa
Canada
United States
akias-St. Lawrence
United Sates Senate
Senate
New York
Niagara
Eat Lakes-St. Lawrence
Onoro
Quebec
Ontario
Dominion
Toronto
Hamilton
Kingston
Lake Ontario
Lawrence
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Welland Canal
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand
Article urges balanced leisure time for families with weekly fun nights. It emphasizes family participation in planning activities, sharing games and songs, and each member pursuing hobbies to develop personality and provide personal space.
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Neff
Powerful nasal remedy promises rapid hay fever relief
An advertisement extols a fast acting medicine for hay fever symptoms. It urges immediate use to stop choking and gasping, dry eyes and nose, and restore normal breathing and sleep. The product is sold exclusively by H. Humphrey.
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Nce
H. Ho Humphrey
Redfield society events and visits across the week
The Junior Music Club met at Roslyn Zarmeke's home with Barbara Schwartz presiding and Bonnie Frater delivering a talk on music. Mrs R W Gibson sang with Miss Jessamine Coolidge on piano. Hostess lunch followed. Mrs George Dickson hosted a Sunday School picnic for 17 at Fisher's Grove with lunch after games. Mary Olding hosted girls for swimming and lunch. Mary plans to enter St Luke's Hospital Aberdeen as Rev Minkler and Delmont Burn arranged Epworth League breakfast. three carloads went to Fisher's Grove for breakfast and games followed. Altrusa class met at church with Mrs Robert Matson leading a household chat. Miss Charlotte Wilson of Minneapolis and Miss Barbara Stammer of Miranda and Miss Bernice Swanson of Vancouver visit relatives. Mr and Mrs W H Lockhart of Austin Minn attended a Fisher's Grove picnic supper and spent the evening socially. Mrs Anna Schickedanz of Hazel, S D, visiting with sister Mrs H E Miller. The Merry Few Club met at the city.
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Roslyn Zarmeke
Barbara Schwartz
Bonnie Frater
R. W. Gibson
Jessamine Coolidge
R. G. Minkler
Delmont Burn
Fisher's Grove
Local Club Hosts Meeting With Games and Lunch
Twelve members and two visitors attended the afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Alfred Andersen. After a business meeting, members played games and enjoyed lunch prepared by the hostess. Visitors Mr and Mrs Milbert Ayres of Austin Minnesota were visiting Mr Ayres' parents, Mr and Mrs D H Ayres.
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Alfred Andersen
Mrs
Milbert Ayres
Austin, Minn
Mr. Ayres
Mr. and
Tb. D. H. Ayres
Welling Return to Tulare After Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Welling have returned to Tulare after a lengthy visit across Pacific Coast states.
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Coast Tulare
Charles Welling
Tulare
Pacific Coast
Visits in Tulare
Mr and Mrs William McCoy and family drove to Aberdeen Tuesday. Eleanor Jones of Mitchell will spend a week visiting friends in Tulare.
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Tulare
William McCoy
Aberdeen
Eleanor Jones
Mitchell
William Kirsch Engaged in School House Painting
Special report notes William Kirsch is painting in the school house this week. The activity is part of a school project or maintenance work observed this week.
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Blunt
Willliam Kirsch
Track Meet For Playground Kids In Huron Lions Sponsor
Loftus Ward announces late summer activities for Huron's playground program. A track meet between playground teams will be held next Monday at 7 pm on Fifth Street Southeast between Dakota and Kansas Avenues, with prizes for winners. A pushmobile derby is also open to all youngsters, with entries due by 6 pm Monday. Weather permitting the recreation center schedule continues to Sept 1, and playground tennis will run into early fall while interest lasts. Picnics are planned by several groups as the season nears its close.
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Woodcraft
Huron
Loftus H. Ward
Huron Lions Club
Fifth Street
Dakota Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Ward
Helgeland and wife visit Rapid City on weekend trip
Mr and Mrs M Ho Helgeland spent the last weekend in Rapid City. Helgeland is a United States deputy sheriff on business in the vicinity. Mrs Helgeland visited a sister in Rapid City.
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Woonsocket
M. Ho Helgeland
Rapid City
Helgeland
United States
Flashes Of Life By The Associated Prova Worse Than Quicksand
In Indianapolis a 16 year old Emil Brinda rode into a treacherous sludge pit near a sewage disposal area. The pony sank to its neck as Emil called for help and the animal was freed with a lasso after rescue attempts. In Santa Ana California Henry Schmidt encountered a injured wildcat while driving through Laguna Canyon.
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Indianapolis
Emil Brinda
Emil
Santa Ana
Calif
Henry
Schmidt
Laguna Canyon
Wildcat Attack Ends in Lethal Blow to Creature
The wildcat rushed a man using crutches. Schmidt held his ground and fought back with a cane. A timely strike with the crutch killed the animal.
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Schmidt
Guests at Blunt hailed from Minneapolis this week
Ronald Keeler Mark Maxie and Clifford Snider of Minneapolis are guests this week at the Maxey house in Blunt.
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Blunt
Ronald Keeler
Mark Maxie
Clifford Snider
Minneapolis
Maxey Hows
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