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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 25, 1947

Page

6

Right Time Right Place in Hollywood Tale

A publicity crew discovers Sammy Tucker at Henderson's agency proving the right time and the right place can spark a movie career. Don Petty and J B McGuire craft a Cinderella storyline with Tucker, leading to a seven year contract and nationwide buzz. The twist reveals Tucker’s secret drama background and Tartarian training.

Sammy Tucker Don Petty Henderson Long Beach B. McGuire Lew ‘Aters J. B Lew Waters Lew Don Ace Tucker Okey Sammy Hollywood

Charm School Style Jumper Pattern 4949 for Girls

Pattern 4949 offers a jumper with front buttons and puffed-sleeve blouse for sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Includes illustrated instructions and fit testing. price 25 cents. Order by sending size name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Prices for Farm Products Double in Oct 15 Report

Ottawa reports average farm product prices rose to 200.2 on the Dominion Bureau of Statistics index for Oct 15, up from 183.9 a year earlier. Historical note recalls dairy cattle being first brought to Canada in 1608 by Champlain near Quebec.

Ottawa Dominion Bureau of Statistics Index Bureau Canada Champlain Quebec

Amalgamation Proposed for Two Large Alberta Wheat Pools

At the Alberta wheat pool annual meeting a resolution passed proposing the amalgamation of Prairie Wheat Pools and United Grain Growers Ltd. The summary notes in addition: Edmonton reports a name change for the University of Alberta faculty from applied science to engineering. Cranbrook discusses crown range closures. Moosomin voters elect a woman to town council. Morden explores prairie maple sugar potential. Flin Flon extension of the Lynn Lake nickel copper field. The Pas hosts Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival with promise of a Chicago trip and fur coat prize.

Calgary Prairie Wheat Pools United Grain Growers Ltd Alberta Wheat Pool Edmonton Faculty of Applied Science University of Alberta Faculty of Engineering Board of Governors Seg As Flin Flon Man Manitoba Lynn Lake Saskatchewan Ralph Gardwine Reindeer Lake Laurie Lake Granville Lake Pas Chicago Harry Shklov Sherridan Churchill Swan River

Britain Ready to Export About 100 Manufactured Goods in 1948

Britain will supply around 100 manufactured articles for export in 1948, from silk goods and gloves to dairy machinery and bicycles. The list, sent to the Ottawa delegation, aims to balance British purchases of Canadian foodstuffs by encouraging Canadians to buy more British products.

London Britain Ottawa Canada

B C To Teach Moderation Of Liquor

Vancouver reports a new liquor moderation program for British Columbia schools. Attorney General Gordon Wismer announced the plan and introduced Harold L. Campbell as director. The program targets students with a summer school for teachers and stresses gradual understanding of alcohol facts.

Vancouver British Columbia Gordon Wismer Wismer Harold L. Campbell Campbell

Trapline hunter brings in record 10 foot cougar

C C Jackson of Sundre, west Red Deer county, brought a huge cougar to the game branch, shot near the headwaters. The animal measured 10 feet 2 inches nose to tail, eclipsing the previous record of 9 feet 11 inches.

Calgary C. C. Jackson Sundre Red Deer Country

High Cost of Pigs, Farmer Complains

KITCHENER Ont Farmers who complain about feeding pigs will sympathize with Chester Rohr of Conestoga. His workers reduced his bankroll by 35 dollars in one sitting. Rohr lost his wallet and remembered it last in the pigpen. He investigated and snatched a 10 dollar bill from a prize specimen. Further inquiry uncovered the wallet and about 5 dollars more, which had totalled 59 dollars.

Kitchener Ont Chester Rohr Conestoga Rohr

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Ernie Rydberg Petty East Mrs. Henderson J.B McGuire Tilbet Tartarian Marvel Beauty Schools Donald St Regina Saskatoon Jungle Gold University of Saskatchewan Laddie Corral W. C. Foster Hillmonde Sask Adams Peggy Wysoom MR. Anderson Chuck Thurston Western Briefs Cranbrook B.C Windermere Institute East Kootenay Moosomin, Sask Moosomin H. R. Sharp Morden Prairie Dominion Experimental Station Minnesota Nevada Natalie Wood Grandpa TRING Les Carroll
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