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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1954
Page
7
Red befriends a quiet newspaper-seller, calls him swell guy. A bank holdup ends with the man shielding Red, getting shot, and saving the boy’s life before dying. O'Reilly finds Red crushed by loss as the scene fades on the young narrator's gratitude.
About 20 Peigan Indians led by former world champion bronco rider Pete LaGrandeur began a roundup in mid-June on their reserve, gathering 3,200 head of cattle.
A Corner Brook boy finds gold crown earrings in a cod he cleaned off a town wharf. In London, a penguin Stanley guards an ersatz egg a tennis ball, hoping it will hatch, while King penguin George and Mary watch. At Ascot Park, Earl Sharrard misplaced bets costing him $4 030 after misread tickets in a race.
The Canadian National Railways will accommodate more than one hundred United States tour parties traveling west from Winnipeg to Jasper National Park and the Pacific Coast this summer.
Manitoba holds 27,000 square miles of lakes and streams. The vast water network defines the province's geography and supports regional ecosystems and outdoor recreation.
Hem-Roid offers relief from internal piles with a 60 tablet package priced at 1.59. Use as directed and request a money back refund if not 100 percent pleased after 2 or 3 days, with drug stores honoring the agreement.
Six young Canadians from the Canadian Junior Red Cross depart Quebec aboard the Atlantic for an all day visit to Flanstatt Sweden, site of an International Red Cross training centre. They join delegates from 12 countries for disaster work home nursing and leadership courses plus cultural events and a Canada life skit.
Captain Wilbur J. Carleton RCAF born in Swift Current returned July 1 aboard a C 119 Flying Boxcar landing at the local airport with seven crew members. He toured Frontier Days with his team and visited his parents who were away at Yellowstone when he called.
RCAF School of Survival at Edmonton trains aircrew and others in arctic bush techniques. Courses expand from 15 to 40 students weekly, with a 14 day winter phase plus seven extra Arctic days. Students learn fires, shelters, fishing, hunting, navigation, first aid, and survival gear use.
George Dulmage of Regina witnessed five eagles soaring in perfect formation about 1,500 feet overhead at Maple Creek. The display lasted about 20 minutes and locals say they had never seen such a sight before.
Two swallows nest in James C. Fish's basement forcing him to act as door guard each morning. The male bird squawks to wake him so it can search for food while the female guards the nest. John Dalton, an English chemist, is credited with discovering the atom in 1808.
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