Music Box Bid Sparks Love and Foolish Pride
At an Osktown camp auction Carola rebels against Redman Bixby by bidding for a music box. Lanny, poor but earnest, steps back as Redman overspends to keep up appearances. Carola reveals her love for Lanny, confessing Redman never truly cared, and the couple faces future hurdles before marriage.
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Ee Adame
Redman Bixby
Lanny Devers
Redman
Osktown
Carola
Lanny
Smarl
Easy-to Dress Pattern 4682 by Anne Adams
Pattern 4682 offers a wander dress with a swirl skirt and tiny waist in sizes 12 through 20. It includes illustrated instructions and fit tested guidance, with size 16 needing 3 5 yards of 33 inch fabric, and orders sent with 25 cents to Winnipeg Pattern Dept.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Whitehorse Board of Trade seeks more Yukon exploration
The newly formed Whitehorse Board of Trade calls for increased exploration in the Yukon area. It argues that limiting factors are a short four month season and transport difficulties, urging the territorial government to build more roads and cut transport costs to focus effort during the season. A R Hardy leads as president and R J Rowan as secretary.
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Whitehorse
Y.T
Yukon
Board of Trade
A. R Hardy
R. J Rowan
Rhubarb Pie Filling Instructions and Crust Options
Wash rhubarb and cut into four inch pieces then mix with sugar flour and salt. Line a deep pie pan with crust, fill level without heaping, and bake with top crust or lattice or lower crust only. Meringue or egg yolk blend optional. Measure pan to avoid overfill.
Oil development planned for Souris River basin
O S Kinsley of New Orleans visiting Melita to gather mineral leases as part of a summer survey of the Souris River basin from Turtle mountains to Lyleton to gauge potential natural gas and oil resources.
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Melita
Man
Souris River
Lyleton
Hartney
O. S. Kinsley
New Orleans
Turtle Mountains
Magistrate Court Extends to First Night Session
Edmonton report notes local history as magistrate court continued after a long day to a first night session. By 9 p.m. two magistrates had disposed of 62 cases, marking a historic stretch for the court.
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Edmonton
Wintering caribou trek eyed for northward return
Western briefs note experts expect hundreds of cari bou wintering in the south to begin their spring trek back to northern barren lands. Calgary sale figures show 776 horses sold for $54,510 averaging $70.25, down from last year. Vancouver reports 107 Canadian cattle headed to Hong Kong aboard the S S American Mail. Winnipeg moves to expand health services in the legislature. Revelstoke Kinsmen offer 1000 to the fastest climber of Mount Revelstoke. Barbara Ann Scott inducted into Sarcee Indian tribe with new name Scott-Ahtsa. Norman Griffiths receives silver pin for first-year honors at University of Alberta Calgary branch. Gold pins awarded to five with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Norman Griffiths
Mazenod, Sask
University of Alberta Educational Faculty
Canada Farm Animal Herd Shrinks Versus Wartime Peak
Ottawa reports a declining farm animal supply with cattle at 3,943,500 and milk cows 3,666,600 down from 1946. Sheep and horses also fall from wartime highs, reflecting broad reductions across PEI and other provinces amid a weaker postwar market.
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Ottawa
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan研究用稻草製成牆板的實驗啟動
論及薩斯喀徹溫省政府於雷吉娜和薩斯卡屯展開稻草牆板製造實驗。預計以壓制稻草製成牆板，並進行燃料木、煤焦油與紙的後續研究。薩省年產稻草約二千萬噸，參考瑞典經驗，或能在本地獲得類似成果。
Lloydminster Oil Output Surges in Early 1948
Regina reports Saskatchewan Lloydminster oil field production hit 138877 barrels during January and February 1948, nearly quadrupling the 1947 level. The region operated 77 wells in February, up from 19 in February 1947, as the Provincial Resources Department noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Lloydminster
Provincial Resources Department
Business Failures Double in 1947 in Canada
Ottawa report shows nearly twice as many Canadian firms failed in 1947 compared with 1946. A total of 545 businesses, from retailers to manufacturers, closed, with liabilities totaling 10,077,557, up from 5,966,153. Failures spread across Quebec, Ontario, the Maritimes, the Prairies, and British Columbia.
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Ottawa
Bureau of Statistics
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Farmer Nollet backs returning straw to soil
Mr Nollet advocates returning straw to the soil to improve fibre. He notes farmers often use oat and barley straw for bedding and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nollet
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Manning Depot
Toronto
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Dubuc
J. Freeman
North Battleford
R. Anderson
Loreburn
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Joe
Western Briefs
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