A Kiss in Time at Fort Walla Walla Romance
Tom Van Vranken, a cowboy homesteader, courts Marian but erupts in jealousy when he serenades Eva, Charlie’s daughter. Marian admits jealousy, then professes love, declaring she will marry him if he proves his steadfastness in the flowing frontier tensions.
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Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a home remedy for itching skin conditions including eczema and scalp irritation. It claims quick, antiseptic relief, penetrating action, and success in long standing cases, sold by druggists nationwide.
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Canada
Moone
Pattern Orders From Anne Adams Department
Plainly write Size Name Address and Style Number and send orders to Department P P L Anne Adams Pattern Dept 60 Front Street W Toronto. Send thirty five cents in coins stamps cannot be accepted for this pattern.
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Toronto
Banned Duck Victoria
Penny Mee's pet duck Joey follows her to school and must be sent home by the teacher. The duck has lived with the Mee family since it was 10 days old and is Penny's devoted pal. It coexists peacefully with the family cat and dog.
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Victoria
Penny Mee
Joey
Mee
Penny
Alberta stock yards handle 1.5 million cattle in Canada 1953
Traffic at Calgary's Busy Stockyard shows Alberta yards processed 239 353 of the 1 519 000 cattle marketed at public stockyards across Canada in 1953.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Treherne 4-H Beef Club Wins Manitoba Trophy for 1953
Treherne 4-H Beef Club earned the Winnipeg Livestock Exchange Trophy with 968 points out of 1,000, topping Boissevain and others. The 88 clubs marketed 1045 calves for an average $20.66 per cwt, totaling $192,000 in value. Leader Eric Green and Doug Harp guided 18 members who sold 18 calves at Glenboro rally.
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Treherne
Manitoba
Boissevain
Basswood
Turtle Mountain
Neepawa
Ninga
J. F. Muirhead
Eric Green
Doug Harp
Glenboro
Regina
March of Dimes
Boissevain Club
Ernie McCausland
George Wright
Farmers Favor Boundary Change in Craigmyle Area
One hundred three farmers and thirty eight Craigmyle residents back joining the Municipal District of Starland under a co terminus boundary plan discussed by the Hanna commission. A Craigmyle meeting drafted a petition to Minister Gerhart and notified Minister Cross of the decision. The signatories cover Range 16 two townships 31 32 33 and parts of 29 30 with most Craigmyle ratepayers supporting the transfer.
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Hanna
Alta
Craigmyle
Starland
Coterminus Boundary Commission
C. E. Gerhart
Veteran Blacksmith Sees Trade Dwindle
Moose Jaw Saskatchewan veteran A E Read handles a hand forge after decades as the city’s sole blacksmith. Once bustling with 17 horse customers daily, his trade dwindles as welding dominates and younger men avoid smithing. He paused factory forges and ran a chicken farm in Ontario before returning to smithing.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
A. E. Read
Reid
Holstein, Ont
Owen Sound
Ontario
Mr. Reid
Prospecting Class Draws North Saskatchewan Residents
Malcolm Norris, director of prospecting activities for the mineral resources department, notes rising interest among far north residents. A two day Lac la Ronge class drew 18 native and five white participants.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Malcolm Norris
The
Mineral Resources Department
Lac la Ronge
Garden patterns and secure gun rack plan in one packet
The article describes Pattern 405 for a adjustable wooden gun rack with hinged arms and a padlocked vertical variant. It also highlights a wooden wheelbarrow pattern with a fourteen inch by eight inch hopper usable in gardens and as decor. Plus five full size patterns in the Lawn and garden figures Packet offered postpaid for $1.50.
Alaska Highway Maintained by Army and Civil Crews
Whitehorse officials report a giant task keeping the 1,221 mile Alaska highway open from Dawson Creek to the Alaska border. Army maintenance camps char a central role with civilian workers, bridges updated since the war, and major spans at Consack mile 1130 and mile 803 costing about two and a half million dollars.
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Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Here
Alaska Highway
Dawson Creek
Alaska
H. W. Love
O.B.E
C.D
Northern Enterprise
Canada
Consack
Grande Prairie Herald-Tribune
Saskatchewan Landing Historic Site Plan Approved
The Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee backs developing Saskatchewan Landing as a historic site. A park south of the Landing Bridge will be created by Swift Current Kyle Leinan Stewart Valley and area rural municipalities. An old mounted police post stone house will be preserved with artifacts from Indigenous and settler life. Markers will note the Battleford Trail crossing the river and its southern Swift Current terminus.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee
Saskatchewan Landing
Fred McGuinness
Jubilee Committee
Jim Greenblat
Swift Current Sun
Saskatchewan Landing Bridge
Swift Current
Kyle Leinan
Stewart Valley
Jubilee Historic Sites Committee
Alberta grow oranges under glass in winter
Medicine Hat reports a three year old orange tree grown under glass is bearing fruit this winter for the first time. Peter McQueen cultivates the plant in a protected environment showing surprising citrus yield in Alberta.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Alberta
Peter McQueen
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