Love in Pleasantville A Pie Maker Finds A Match
In Pleasantville Bill Hendricks opens a bakery and battles pie sales until Hannah, a warm pie seller with a wagon, wins his heart. Fanny’s hints about sunshine and companionship push Bill toward a loving partnership, turning a rival pie trade into a shared family business. The town watches as love and pies intertwine, validating Bill’s belief in a deeper kind of love.
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Bill Hendricks
Bill
Hendricks
Fanny Graham
Fanny
Doc Williams
Pleasantville
Mark Shannon
Ireland
Fairchilds
City
Judge Benton
Maple Street
Hannah
Mal
Dresden
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Farmer Narrowly Escapes Train Near Estevan
In Estevan Saskatchewan a train on a sharp curve halted when brakeman R A Phaneuf sighted a man walking on the track. Deaf farmer John Klyne was tapped on the shoulder to alert him. The train resumed safely with no injuries.
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Estevan
John Salmond
R. A. Phaneuf
Phaneuf
John Klyne
Klyne
Alberta Sets 55 MPH Highway Speed Limit Change
Alberta legislature approves 55 mile per hour maximum on highways with a 45 mile per hour limit at night. The Vehicles and Highway Traffic Act amendment appears in committee.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Americans in Tokyo Marry Japanese Partners Since 1946
U S consular officials report 124 American men in the occupation forces have wed Japanese women since May 1946. Most brides and grooms are of Japanese ancestry.
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Tokyo
U.S
Oil Well Blows In at Pincher Creek
The Gulf Oil Pincher Creek No. 1 well blew in and produced about 12 barrels per hour at 54 gravity through a three quarter inch choke. Gas flow was reported between 10 and 12 billion cubic feet daily. Western Canada oil men see potential for a large new field in the Pincher Creek area.
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Calgary
Gulf Oil Company
Pincher Creek
Canada
Anne Adams Pattern 4950 for school dress and graduation
Pattern 4950 offers a full circle skirt dress in cotton for a crisp school look and a white graduation style. Teenage sizes 10 12 14 16 with size 12 needing 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Twenty five cents and a plain write up of size name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Caribou migration survey to begin in Canada’s barren lands
Western Briefs report a spring survey planned to gather authentic numbers and migration habits of caribou herds in Canada’s barren lands. Winnipeg notes a church fund topping $8,000 for a missionary widow. Edmonton reports Alberta’s Electrical Protection Act commissions and regulations listing over 2,000 names. Fort St John signals a 6,000 acre stock ranch survey result. The Pas and Flin Flon highway work advances. Six hundred Indians near The Pas favor telephones and electric lights over smoke signals.
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Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Alberta Gazette
Fort ST. John
Surveyor General's Office
Victoria
Manitoba
Fiery Itching Toes and Feet Remedy Ad
An antiseptic oil promises quick relief for burning itching toes and feet including scales in Barbers Itch Salt Rheum Eczema and similar skin troubles. The product Moone's Emerald is advertised as safe and effective with rare failures.
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Moone
Women's Auxiliary Members of AMA Noted for Nursing Backgrounds
Over one third of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Medical Association are wives of physicians and have nursing or former nursing experience. This indicates a strong link between family ties to medicine and nursing expertise within the group.
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Women’s Auxiliary of the
American Medical Association
Wives of Physicians
Pearl Oysters Likely Pearls When Shells Are Irregular
Oysters most likely to contain pearls are those with irregularly shaped shells, stunted growth, honeycombed by borers or covered with abnormal growths, according to the article. The passage notes that such features indicate higher pearl-bearing potential and advises careful selection.
Dawson Yukon Ice Breakup Contest Attracts Big Pool
Yukon residents await the Yukon River ice breakup in Dawson as the annual ice guessing contest offers 3000 to 4000 dollars in prizes. Past timing delays left 4000 dollars from last year carried over. accuracy to the exact minute decides the main prize.
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Dawson
Y.T
Northland
Yukon River
Highway Officials Form West Canadian Highway Group
Northwest Highway Association moves to organize a new regional body starting with Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia to eventually include eastern provinces. W W Perrie of Saskatchewan chairs the group with W N Stewart as secretary and four provincial public works ministers as honorary officers to guide the initiative.
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Harrison Hot Springs
Northwest Highway Association
Saskatchewan
W. W. Perrie
W. N. Stewart
Walter Youngman
Manitoba
Alex Frame
Alberta
Evan S. Jones
New Westminster
B.C
Boy Scouts To Scale Mountain Peaks
Older Boy Scouts from British Columbia and Alberta are invited to a two week Alpine Club of Canada climbing camp next July at Peyto Lake near Lake Louise. Scouts ages 16 to 18 will be selected, marking their first mountain climbing venture under the Alpine Club. Saskatchewan Scouts may also be extended an invitation.
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Edmonton
British Columbia
Alberta
Alpine Club of Canada
Peyto Lake
Lake Louise
Alpine Club
Saskatchewan
Women Employed in United States Top Sixteen Million
The United States reports more than 16,310,000 women in the workforce, reflecting ongoing participation across industries and regions. This figure highlights significant female labor presence and shifts in employment patterns nationwide.
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The
United States
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P.F.R.A
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Western Briefs
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