The Romantic Man and the Street Corner Love
A bachelor narrator visits his friend George Wallace and his wife. George recalls meeting his wife on a rainy street corner and the romance that followed. The pair toast each other and share memories of the night that changed their lives, ending with a memory of meeting at a party.
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George
Harry
Wild Geese Observe Migratory Feeds as Sentries
Wild geese in migration posture act as sentries while foraging, signaling flock movement and guarding feeding sites during their travel.
Former Virden Man Strikes It Rich
Canadian Press notes Jack Foster formerly of Virden now a Geraldton Ontario auto dealer is worth at least 1.5 million Canadian after a copper zinc strike he and two Geraldton men found 65 miles southeast of Geraldton near Lake Manitouwadge in the Marathon district. They filed 14 mining claims and received 450000 shares in Gecomes Limited which sold for 3 and later rose to 11.75 on the Toronto exchange. They later traded their stake for 450000 shares in Geco Mines Ltd and will receive five cents per ton royalty on ore from parts of the mine.
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Jack Foster
Virden
Geraldton
Ontario
Forster
E W Forster
Roy Barker
William Dowidowich
Canada
Gecomes Limited
Toronto Stock Exchange
Manitouwadge
Marathon
General Engineering Company of Toronto
Geco Mines Ltd
Virden Empire Advance
Fiery Itching Skin Relief With Emerald Oil
Moone's Emerald Oil offers rapid relief from eczema itching and skin troubles. The product promises quick healing of open sores boils and ulcers and claims pimples and eruptions dry up in days. Available at drug stores with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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Moone
Home Workshop patterns for bunny furniture and lamps
Advertises wood craft patterns for a three quarter inch solid stock bunny themed table chairs clothes rack and floor lamp. Includes tracing patterns to place colors and details to assemble. Prices 35 cents per pattern or 1.50 for a packet of five patterns plus order instructions.
First Nobel Prizes Awarded in 1901
The inaugural Nobel Prize ceremonies honored laureates in 1901 across physics chemistry physiology medicine literature and peace. Key figures received early recognition shaping future scientific and humanitarian milestones.
Swift Current Girls Shine On TV And Rodeo Stages In U S
Carmel and Shirley Gowan daughters of local farmers rise to fame with TV appearances in Southern California and Arizona. They join the Silver Spurs Rodeo at Yuma and win archery honors. The sisters also teach roping in Yuma schools and have a history of performances from Saranac to Ormiston.
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Swift Current
Sask
Carmel
Shirley Gowan
Nels Gowan
California
Arizona
Yuma
Canada
Wild Bill Elliott
Boston Blackie
Buddie Baer
Hollywood
Sons of the Pioneers
Neil Manville
Joe
New York
Toronto
Papa Gowan
Swift Current Sun
Millet village approves yearly sidewalk plan
At the Millet village annual meeting in the Legion Hall ratepayers approved a definite plan to lay at least one block of sidewalk each year.
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Millet
Alta
Millet Village
Legion Hall
Regina
Drayton Valley to be developed into model town
Drayton Valley, a small hamlet near Buck Lake, will be developed into Alberta's model town to serve the Pembina oil field. Minister E C Gerhart announced sewer, water, and telephone service under provincial supervision, with government surveyors laying streets and permits required before construction.
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Drayton Valley
Buck Lake
Pembina
E. C. Gerhart
North Saskatchewan
Edmonton
Gerhart
Alberta
Str&ts
Wetaskiwin Curlers seek artificial ice installation
Exasperated by weather disruptions, the Wetaskiwin Curling Club votes to explore artificial ice for its six sheets by October 1. The meeting, with over 55 members, backs an executive inquiry into costs and approves new fee structure, including $25 for members, $35 for nonmembers, and $100 share sales.
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Wetaskiwin
Alta
Curling Club
Jack Pike
Jack Rix
Red Cross Helps in Saskatchewan and Abroad in 1953
The Canadian Red Cross aided 400 fire victims in Saskatchewan during 1953 and maintained relief efforts in England the Netherlands and Greece. Volunteers in Regina cut and distributed 36 275 garments to destitute and needy people locally and overseas at a material cost over 20 000 dollars.
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Red Cross
Saskatchewan
Regina
Canadian
Canada
Switzerland
Netherlands
England
Korea
Iraq
Japan
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George Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Fred Gordon
Hank
L. Olson
Olson Investments
Broad St
Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Ottawa
Dodd
U.S
Carmel Gowan
Serer
D.D.D. Prescriptio
Boy Asks
Himself