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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 24, 1948

Page

2

Singing Inside 2 A Love Story Across Generations

Old Mr Norcross recalls a deep quiet love between him and Allie as he watches a granddaughter try on a wedding veil. The memory wandering through Katie and Bills adolescence shows a community of courtship, jealousy and longing ending in a shared inner song.

Sigan Bari Mr. Norton Gramhy Christine Nancy Frank Alfie Grandpa Allie Katie Calhoun Katie Nat Bill Norcross Bill Bills Mr Norcross Mrs. Kennedy Grandma Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Saskatchewan Girl Wins Judging at Royal Winter Fair

Donna Gibson, 18, of Tonkin Saskatchewan, tops the judging with the highest individual score at the Royal Winter Fair. Miss Gibson and Robert Burke, 13, of Yorkton Beef Calf club take second in beef cattle judging. Robert Angus and David Ford of Colburn Swine Sylvania club win second in swine judging.

Toronto Donna Gibson Miss Gibson Robert Burke Yorkton Beef Calf Club Robert Angus David Ford Colburn Swine Sylvania

After Dinner Speech By Corporal Winges At Ottawa Meeting

Corporal Connie Winges of the Regiment de Hull band delivered an after dinner speech at a dinner meeting in Ottawa. The humorous line urged clear speech and attentive listening as keys to being heard and appreciated.

Ottawa Regiment de Hull A.C Connie” Winges Vancouver English Bay B.C

Bell Twain loaned $500 with risky telephone venture

In a 19th century noted incident Alexander Graham Bell hoped Mark Twain would invest 500 in his telephone invention but Twain instead lent the sum to a friend who went bankrupt after three days.

Alexander Graham Bell Mark Twain

Trail School District proposes 2.5 million dollar building program

Trail BC trustees and Board of Trade heard a 2.5 million dollar school building plan to eliminate overcrowding and the shift system. It would end basement use and reduce transport of students to the city. The project aims to improve facilities for Trail School District.

Trail B.C J. Lloyd Crowe Trustees Board of Trade

Hunters In Montmartri Sasky Report

Fragmentary report from Montmartre Saskatchewan describes hunters and a dog involved in a tense scene. Readers are left with unclear details but indicate a hunting event surrounding a duckless bird count and a heated moment amid local activity.

Montmartri Montmartre

Man Posing As Mounties Pleads Guilty in Detroit

Clifford Dixon Lancaster 58 admitted wearing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police uniform on two occasions. He was released on a $500 personal bond after pleading guilty. Lancaster known as Sgt Cliff billed 10 to 15 cents per student for lectures claiming to track criminals for the Mounties and said he made about $500. He faces a maximum $600 fine or up to a year in jail or both.

Detroit Clifford Dixon Lancaster R.C Lancaster Cliff King of the Royal Mounted

New Lithium Plant for Manitoba

Northern Chemicals Ltd announces construction of a lithium carbonate concentration plant at Cat Lake on the Bird River north of Winnipeg. The Manitoba Government plans a road from the property to Pointe du Bois on the Wa’ne River and power lines to the deposit, with completion expected as road and power infrastructure are built.

Winnipeg Northern Chemicals Ltd Lithium Corp of America Cat Lake Bird River Manitoba Theroperty Pointe du Bois Wa “E

Lethbridge records driest period in 47 years

Lethbridge Alberta reports an unusually dry period with only 0.30 inch of rain in the last three months, compared to 0.69 inch in the same span a year ago. The data marks the driest stretch in meteorological records over 47 years.

Alaska Mt. Fairweather Range Brady Ice Field S.N.S Lethbridge. Alta

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