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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1960

Page

4

Beavers Help Builder Create Water Supply in Canada

PRINCE ALBERT Sask AP David Monteith a Saskatchewan farmer used beaver dam building to solve a water shortage on the Shell River. He placed poplar in the river, beavers expanded it into main and support dams, providing year round drinking water for nine Hereford cattle and supplying local ranchers. He conducts an annual beaver census and coordinates with a neighbor for harvest while regulating water levels to prevent floods and yield fertile silt for hay.

Prince Albert Sask David Monteith Mt. Nebo Saskatchewan Monteith Knute Larson

Western plaid thief robs Salem supermarket cashier

In Salem New Hampshire a six foot man wearing Western style plaid shirt and cowboy hat robbed a supermarket at closing time. He demanded cash, grabbed $700 and $1559 in change, then fled, leaving cashier Phyllis Morrow amused no longer.

Salem Phyllis Morrow

Record heart tumor found on boy inquest

DERBY England AP Dr Gladstone Osborne testified at an inquest that an autopsy revealed the largest heart tumor on record three inches in diameter in a 12 year old boy who died after a five foot railway station fall. The coroner ruled the tumor caused the death.

Derby England Gladstone Osborne

Dusty truck motto spurs caution in Xenia traffic

A large trailer truck passing through Xenia, Ohio bore a dusty slogan on its rear stating, The harrier I go, the be hinder I get. The quirky message sparked local amusement and a tiny reminder about safe driving among witnesses.

Xenia Ohio

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