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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 08, 1951

Page

7

Mystery Boarder in Centreville Harte House

Mrs Harte shelters Daniel Houseman a scholar who rents a room then leaves for university life. The landark town yields a blood stained clue when Houseman walks after midnight and tosses a brown paper package into a river. He later thanks her but warns of razor blades in waste baskets and hints at safe disposal.

Harte Bie Phoebe Harte Centreville John Harte Phoebe Houseman Ther Mr Houseman Mr. Houseman Centreville Gazette Daniel Houseman Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Mrs Hoagy Carmichael Promotes Blue Bonnet Margarine

An advertisement features Mrs Hoagy Carmichael praising Blue Bonnet Margarine as the best buy and urging comparisons with other spreads. It highlights Blue Bonnet's fresh flavor and nutrition and notes other products like Bios Boxxet and Rice Bonnet in distinctive packaging.

Wing Commander Red Smith Named CO of 411 Reserve Fighter Squadron

Regina born commander BR L A Red Smith has been named commanding officer of the newly formed 411 Reserve Fighter Squadron in Toronto. A 28 year old Osgoode Hall law student, he went overseas in 1940 and flew fighters out of Malta and England. He shot down 18 enemy aircraft in total and received the Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar.

BR. L A. “Red” Smith Regina Toronto Osgoode Hall Malta England Scotland 412 Squadron 401 Squadron Montreal City of Toronto

Student Teachers Propose Two Year Training Plan

VICTORIA British Columbia resolutions from the Western Canada Student Teachers Conference push for a two year professional training period and a unified teacher training program. Delegates from four western provinces also back compulsory courses in physical training speech and drama for at least a year and eight weeks of practice teaching at 15 hours weekly per year.

Victoria B.C

Kept His Secret From Young Fellows Club Talk

Weyburn Saskatchewan highway traffic officer Don Jewitt spoke on road safety to the Young Fellows club. During a Q and A he was pressed about hours and regular beats but said he has no fixed hours or beats.

Weyburn Sask Don Jewitt Young Fellows’ Club Mr. Jewitt

Manitoba traffic deaths drop to 73 in 1950

R B Baillie provincial safety director reports Manitoba road accidents caused 73 deaths in 1950, the lowest since 1947 and 29 fewer than 102 in 1949. Also notes No 110 City of Toronto Squadron arrived in the United Kingdom on February 25, 1940.

Winnipeg R. B. Baillie Manitoba City of Toronto United Kingdom

Western Briefs summary of Canadian local items

Plan Mission Regina Lutherans agree to apply 55500 to establish a mission in Saskatoon. Calgary two youths, John Cummings and Peter McCannon, fined 25 and costs for tampering with a police car. Victoria plant expands 2,000,000 to raise output 50 percent at Bamberton cement works 18 miles away. Crossfield farmer Evert Green, 48, freezes to death after being gored by an enraged bull on his farm. Tisdale honey prices may rise before spring due to tight supply. Regina government borrows 3,000,000 in US funds for highway and telephone construction. Rapid City Reeve Roland Porter begins 42nd year on council, 30th as reeve. born February 7, 1873.

Calgary John Cummings Peter McCannon Crossfield Alta Madden Evert Green

Western A Fairs Accept Bid For Grandstand Shows

Western Canada Association of Exhibitions accepted the bid of the Ernie Young agency of Chicago for the grandstand attraction at Class A fairs in Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina and Brandon. Three other bids were submitted.

Winnipeg Western Canada Association of Exhibitions Ernie Young Agency of Chicago Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Brandon

Record price paid for raw wool in Oregon

Pendleton Oregon report shows Joe Pedro of Pilot Rock selling about 15 000 pounds of wool to Portland brokers for a record 1 3015 dollars per pound.

Pendleton Ore Oregon Joe Pedro Pilot Rock Pedro Portland

Saskatchewan Man Heads Race Association

Stanley Harrison of Fort Quappelle Sask was elected president of the Prairie Thoroughbred Breeders and Racing association at the annual meeting in Winnipeg. Honorary president is N J Christie of Calgary. Officers include vice presidents Lee Williams Edmonton for Alberta J F Lunney Regina for Saskatchewan R H Moore Winnipeg, directors from four provinces, and honorary treasurer F L Smith with honorary secretary R James Speers.

Winnipeg Stanley Harrison Fort Quappelle Sask Prairie Thoroughbred Breeders and Racing Association N. J. Christie Calgary Alberta Lee Williams Edmonton Saskatchewan J. F. Lunney Regina Manitoba R. H. Moore J. H. Evans Alix I. V. Parstow F. M. Holden Midnapore E. T. Myers Rosetown F. G. Salisbury Saskatoon N. J. Breen D. J. Kennedy J. F. Keyes F. L. Smith R. James Speers

Early settlers translate Ribstone name from Cree

In Ribstone Alberta residents note that the town's name means a Cree term translated to English by early settlers. Without the translation mail would have to be addressed to a long Cree name, As Sin Kos Pike Gan It Alta.

Ribstone Alta Alberta

Dieppe Air Battle Involved RCAF Squadrons

The wartime report notes that Royal Canadian Air Force squadrons participated in the intense aerial clash over Dieppe, contributing to the defense and engagement during the raid.

Dieppe

Mrs Alan Ladd Endorses Blue Bonnet Margarine

The advertisement features Mrs. Alan Ladd praising Blue Bonnet margarine, claiming it matches any spread on price and flavor. It markets Blue Bonnet as Canada’s fine all vegetable margarine with nutrition and economy, highlighting two package types and a yellow bag for easy use.

Alan Ladd Canada

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Samuel Campbell Main Street Pool Room Fleischmann Western Briefs Bamberton British Columbia Cement Company Tisdale, Sask R. M. Pugh C. M. Fines United States Rapid City Man Roland Porter Rural Municipality of Thomas Wolstenholme Porter D. D. Dennis G Scott Scotts Man Heads Race Association Tex van rowDvet Blue Bonnet MacDonald James Porane James Richardson & Sons Oeadia Piers de Calgary Lethbridge Swift Current Moose Jaw Portage LA Prairie Les Carroll Bae
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