St. Walburg Saskatchewan A Growing Mixed Farming Centre
St. Walburg in Northwestern Saskatchewan thrives as a mixed farming district with over 80 businesses. The town hosts two schools, churches, a growing commercial base, and sport facilities while promoting local tourism to nearby Bright Sand Perch and Loon Lake.
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Viege
Paradise Hill
Spruce Lake
Frenchman Butte
Red Cross
Bright Sand
Vinge
Minneapolis
Minn
Canada
Saskatchewan
St. Walburg
Canadian Legion
Walburg
Canadian National Railways
North Battleford
Northland
Steet
Cold Lake
R.c.m-P
United
Lutheran
Board of Trade
Main Street
Top Centre
Necklace Heist Ends as Hotel Detective Scoops Suspect
Marilyn Brandwynne weapons a ruse to trap Hunch the thief in her apartment hotel. The detective, posing as a resident, bursts in with a passkey and cuffs the intruder after exposing his plan to steal a hot necklace. A third gunman confronts Hunch as he resigns to surrender.
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Morano
Maryn Brandwynne
Hunch
Marilyn
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Alberta oil output tops 17 million in 1947 record
Western briefs report Alberta production valued at 17 million dollars with 6,809,283 barrels produced in 1947, down 329,249 from 1946. Swift Current notes ministerial association debate over fairground entertainment. Manitoba forests suffer up to 74,000 acres damaged in 1947. Carman records 106th birthday of Pierre Major ate and angel cake ritual. Edmonton moves to dismantle the Whitehorse refinery with a 76 ton 74 foot tower shipped to the east site.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Robson Black
Canadian Forestry Association
Carman
Pierre Major
Gladys Guilhuly
Whitehorse
Oil Company
Here
Singapore to serve as forward base for Australia
Sir Hugh Lloyd arriving in Darwin says Singapore will resume its pre war role as a powerful forward base for Australia. He calls Singapore the most stable point in the East. The Twentieth Century Fund reports that before World War II about 40 percent of United States exports went to the British Empire.
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Darwin
Australia
Singapore
Hugh Lloyd
Far East
Hugh
United States
British Empire
Twentieth Century Fund
Miss Alice Bruce Receives Cup at Edmonton Dairy Judging
Miss Alice Bruce of Didsbury wins the champion cup at a dairy judging event during Edmonton dairy convention week. She accepts the award from D H McCallum provincial dairy commissioner in a ceremony shown in the event photo.
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Edmonton
Alice Bruce
Didsbury
D. H. McCallum
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Province
Siomall
Semdige
Searth
Colchester
England
Alrc Vinge
St. Walburg Enterprise
Edward Earl Lee
Western Briefs
Swift Current
Swift Current Ministerial Association
Nu-Passion Beauty School
Portage Ave
Winnipeg, Man
Regina
Calgary
Dodd
Tomoltow
Dr. Chases
Ptilice
Consarn
Rave
Les Carroll
United Pet Dam
Dept
Richmond St. West
Toronto
Peggy
Chuck Thurston
TMNA
Wan
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