Showdown in Hondo Ends with Sutton Fleeing
Richter and Pop Simmons confront Sutton in the buckhorn street showdown. Sutton declines to draw after Richter challenges him, then rides out of town amid relieved crowd and reflections on the gunslinger’s rise and limits.
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Pop Simmons
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Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Chinchilla Litter Becomes World Record Claim In Edmonton
A litter of six chinchillas was born at Dr. J. Shinners Edmonton ranch, touted as a world record. The previous record was five, held at R. E. Hughes Idaho Falls Idaho, who runs the world’s largest chinchilla ranch.
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New Freak At Penticton Crowing Hen Shocks Farmer
Penticton B C a resident farmer Fred Bassett reports his New Hampshire hen lays eggs and crowstoats first at dawn The bird has surprised him with a dual talent after about two months in his flock Bassett brings 20 years of chicken experience but this is the first egglaying crowing bird he has seen in his decadeslong hobby
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Fred Basset
New Hampshire
Bassett
Ontario Lake Named After B C Soldier
Grand Forks resident Mrs Ida McParson received word from the Canadian Board of Geographical Names that a lake in Northern Ontario has been named for her son the late Cpl George Lynn McParson. Cpl McParson was killed in Italy after earning the Military Medal for clearing a German machine gun post in the Second World War.
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Ida McParson
Canadian Board of Geographical Names
Ontario
Cpl
George Lynn McParson
Cpl. McParson
Italy
Prairie Wheat Crop Near Record Predicted for 1950
Saskatchewan estimates from Searle Grain project a 1950 prairie wheat crop of 484 900 000 bushels a near record while totaling grain at 1 048 000 000 bushels. Oats 272 000 000 barley 171 000 000 rye 116 000 000 and flax 5 000 000. Saskatchewan department had wheat at about 300 000 000 bushels leaving 184 000 000 for Alberta and Manitoba.
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Regina
Searle Grain Company
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Farm Club Rally Draws Large Hometown Crowd at Kenosee Lake
Over 200 farm club members from across S E Saskatchewan attended the Kenosee Lake rally August 12 and 13. The event featured Extension talks on club work, an weeds and pests project, films by the wheat pool field man, recreation, and a nine team softball final won by Wolseley Seed Club over Churchbridge Beef Calf Club 4 to 2. American 4 H members joined the program and the event plans to continue next year.
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S.E. Saskatchewan
Kenosee Lake
Extension Department
S.R.M
Saskatchewan
Wolseley Seed Club
Churchbridge
Wolseley
Carlyle Beef Club
Delta fence to shield ducks at Manitoba wildlife preserve
The American Wildlife Foundation plans a high fence around its Delta Manitoba preserve to protect ducks from other wildlife. Delta sits at the south end of Lake Manitoba. The project aims to reduce predation and improve habitat security for waterfowl in the area.
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Delta
Man
American Wildlife Foundation
Lake Manitoba
No Shortages In Sight No Hoard This Time Ottawa Report
Ottawa reports no real shortages in Canada as officials warn against panic buying and hoarding. Government and industry spokesmen say supply remains ample unless exaggerated demand drives prices up. Consumers urged to avoid hoarding. experts note no immediate controls to reimpose nationwide.
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Canada
Business and Consumer Association
J. H. Brace
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
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F. E. Wright
Port Credit
Ont
Canadian Association of Consumers
Canada appoints new labor minister Milton G. Gregg V C
Milton G. Gregg V C becomes minister of labor in Canada, succeeding his former role as minister of veterans affairs. Hon Hugues Lapointe, ex solicitor general, takes over Gregg’s former ministry.
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Canada
Milton G. Gregg
V.C
Veterans Affairs
Hugues Lapointe
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Mr. Gregg
Ottawa reports 1.328 billion paid in family allowances
The Health and Welfare Department announced that 1,328,698,682 has been paid in family allowances since the act took effect five years ago. The figure covers the total amount distributed to eligible families through the program.
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Ottawa
Health and Welfare Department
Construction input fears hoarders may disrupt supply
eD B Mansur, president of Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, warned hoarders could create an awful mess for the construction industry. He said current supplies were enough if purchases were restrained, but unnecessary buying could drain supply pipelines and raise inflationary prices.
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Ed. B. Mansur
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
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