A Bottling Works Father Finds New Respect for Cal
Jeb, a middle aged man, watches Cal Davis, father of Jeb’s daughter Mollie’s beau, transform from loud bottle worker to respected apprentice in the bottling plant. Jeb learns Cal’s ambition is fueled by his son Jack and Mollie’s college life, revealing true character beyond bragging.
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EB Haines
Jeb
Molle
Jack Davis
Jack
Mouille
Caleb Davis
Caleb
Cal
James Business School
Works
Mollie
Jeb Thoght
Cal Davis
Ellie
Appleton
Fanny
Fred
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Coal Output For 1948 Up In Canada
The Bureau of Statistics reports Canada mined 18,377,000 tons of coal in 1948, up from 15,869,000 in 1947, and near the wartime 1942 peak of 18,865,000. December production reached 1,791,000 tons, with imports totaling 31,050,000 tons that year. Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon, and Saskatchewan showed notable increases in output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Youthfully Yours Pattern 4843 from Anne Adams
Advert shows pattern 4843 in sizes 34 through 50 with a narrow front and long collar. Size 36 requires 4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Pattern includes illustrated fitting instructions and is tested for fit. Send 25 cents in coin plus size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Poultryman Finds Night Life Boosts Hens in Play
Sudbury Massachusetts poultryman John W. Whitworth donated two non laying hens for a local production of Dress Rehearsal. Both hens laid eggs the morning after their on stage roles, prompting Whitworth to consider treating more non layers though the play has ended.
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Sudbury
Mass
John W. Whitworth
Whitworth
Regent Popular Wheat Leads Manitoba Acreage in 1948
Regent wheat dominates Manitoba with 44.1 percent of seeded area, Thatcher 28.3 percent, Redman 5.3 percent. Also notes Edmonton fisheries chief cites Great Slave Lake as a major winter whitefish and trout producer, plans for 2500 Alberta farms powered by new lines costing about 1.8 million, and BC road traffic dipping due to flood conditions. Wild animals invade towns in BC with a bobcat chased in Princeton, while Aldergrove prepares an angora yarn mill at Fraser Valley station near Vancouver.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Thatcher
Redman
Edmonton
Great Slave Lake
North America
H. V. Dempsey
Ottawa
Alberta
One Power Company
Victoria
United States
British Columbia
Department of Trade and Industry
Vancouver
Princeton
Allen Gill
Aldergrove
B.C
Angora Wool Producers Association Co-Operative
California
Fraser Valley
Szuta Fulfills Pact as Mother Reaches Canada From Warsaw
Regina reports Joseph Szuta a 41 year old farmer from Stroude Saskatchewan fulfilled a vow made on his 1929 arrival by bringing his mother to Canada by air from Warsaw. He now aims to bring a sister and brother from Europe to join them.
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Regina
Joseph Szuta
Canada
Warsaw
Szuta
Stroude, Sask
Europe
New Federal Building Planned for Flin Flon Manitoba
Construction of a federal building in Flin Flon Manitoba is slated to start soon with $100,000 already appropriated for the project. The effort marks a new federal presence in the area and signals local growth.
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Federal
Flin Flon
Manitoba
Man
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Angora Wool Producers OF
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