Hidden Road Choice Drives Outlaw Joe
In a rural night scene Ben Brown confronts Joe and Old Pete about a bank robbery and a planned hit on a pay roll. Joe slips away toward the lumber camp road as a posse waits, while Ben warns of dangers and offers safer options.
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Ben Brown
Joe
Ben
Pete
Louise
Mississippi
Hardy
Hady
Georgia
Old Gabby
Toledo
Ohio
Gabby
Lumber Camp
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Simple apron pattern for Anne Adams 4718
One yard of 35 inch fabric makes a single piece apron with ties and pockets. Pattern 4718 offers sizes small and medium, with illustrated instructions and fit tested. Send 25 cents in coins with name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 60 Front Street W Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Western Agricultural Meet Elects Officers
In Calgary Roy Marler of Bremner Alta was reelected president of the Western Agricultural conference. Re-elected vice-presidents include C Habing Hazelridge Man W Ball Pelly Sask and C Walls Vancouver. Mrs R B Gunn Furness Sask named to the women in organized agriculture executive for the four western provinces. Mrs H McRae Durban Man reelected western representative on the Canadian farm radio forum.
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Calgary
Roy Marler
Bremner
Alta
Western Agricultural Conference
C. Habing
Hazelridge
Man
W. Ball
Pelly
Sask
C. Walls
Vancouver
R. B. Gunn
Furness
H. McRae
Durban
Canadian Farm Radio Forum
Vancouver Seeks Home Rule With City Charter Plan
Vancouver in British Columbia seeks home rule and a new City Charter to empower its city council to pass bylaws above the courts. Opposed by the Vancouver city council and R C MacDonald municipal affairs minister who represents Coquitlam.
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Vancouver
Canada
B.C
R. C. MacDonald
Coquitlam
Western Briefs: Saskatchewan to Moosehorn and Beyond
Saskatchewan Poultry Association suggests tattooing poultry to deter theft with Prof Rae proposing wing or web marks. Alberta oil output in November 1950 sets provincial record. Lethbridge opens Canada’s largest artificial ice complex with 35 424 square feet. Saskatoon city crews clear 364 truckloads of snow in one day. Moosehorn reports a windstorm tearing loose a jigger, later recovered after an eight mile chase. Southwest Saskatchewan sees one of its mildest winters aiding grazing. Prince George BC endures a mumps outbreak with 300 cases treated.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Poultry Association
W. J. Rae
University of Saskatoon
Poultry Department
Lethbridge
Civic Ice Centre
Canada
Dobbin Ousted By Tractor At Western Canada Exhibitions
Winnipeg reports heavy horses facing obsolescence as tractors replace farm work. The Western Canada association of Exhibitions convention debated preserving heavy horse classes but recognized a decline in horses and proposed revising prize money across livestock classes to reflect agricultural importance.
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Winnipeg
Western Canada Association of Exhibitions
Brandon
Regina
Saskatoon
Edmonton
Calgary
Exhibition Association
Canada Opens Travel Bureau in New York
Canada's first travel bureau in New York opened on February 8, according to federal travel chief Leo Dolan.
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Canada
New York
Toronto
Leo Dolan
Young Prince Albert Editor Named News Editor
Burton Lewis of the Prince Albert Daily Herald announces the appointment of R. A. Rice as news editor. Rice, age 20, is among Canada's youngest to hold the post.
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Prince Albert, Sask
R. A
Bob) Rice
Burton Lewis
Prince Albert
First Aid For Frostbite
Basic steps outline not rubbing frostbitten areas and warming slowly with water-wrung cloths or under one’s arm or between thighs. Do not enter a heated room until color and circulation return. Degrees of frostbite described. seek doctor for severe cases.
Shelter Belt Best Protection for Farms, Says Leslie
W R Leslie of the Morden experimental station told the Stanley Agricultural Society that a strong shelter belt around a farmstead is as effective as moving the farmstead 500 miles south. He said belts retard wind velocity up to twice their height windward and up to twenty times their height leeward and recommended caragana willow conifers and broad leaved trees for wind erosion protection.
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Winkler
W. R. Leslie
Morden Experimental Station
Stanley Agricultural Society
Oyster Lays Between Sixteen and Sixty Jmillion Eggs
A report notes oysters produce a vast number of eggs ranging from 16 to 60 jmillion per spawn. The figure illustrates the prolific reproductive capacity of oysters in marine environments.
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TAA A Rd A Tls Co. Ltd
Jfashions
Thrifty
Western Agricultural Meet
Robert Gould
Montreal
Valcartier
Que
Fort Lewis
Wash
Canoe River
Western Briefs
Alberta Wells
The
Petroleum and Natural Gas Conservation Board
C.N.R. Railways
Eastend
Saskatchewan
Hugh Robinson
Prince George
British Columbia
Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Ottawa
Dobbin
Young Editor
Sophia
Ingersoll Rideau
Ingersoll
Parla
Rideau
cuEest
Cheese For
Suery Crate
Oxford
Hele
Les Carroll
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