Faithful Forever: Seeds of Suspicion Rise in Hotel Crisis
In a resort hotel, Grace tempts conflict as Dr. Albert Morgan and his secretary face a plane crash rumor. Bert Morgan’s wife wrestles with betrayal fears while gossip and a newspaper photo threaten their marriage and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Bert
Mrs. Morgan
Grace
Doctor Hero
Hamilton
Rosedale Arm
Albert Morgan
Dorothy Fletcher
Sie
Albert
Miss Fletcher
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Soup Accompaniments and Classic Toasted Breads
A selection of recipes describes croutons, hot crisped crackers, cheese sticks, pulled bread, souffled crackers, and Melba toast. Each item includes steps for prep and baking temperatures from 300 to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, plus brief tips like buttering before baking.
Many Applications Received To Explore Saskatchewan Oil Lands
W. J. Bichan announces that applications are in for permits to explore 7,500,000 acres of oil lands in Saskatchewan. Recent filings include 29 geological permits and nine sub surface permits, each covering up to 250 000 and 35 000 acres respectively, pushing Crown oil and gas rights under lease or permit to 13,340,292 acres. The exploration belt runs 365 miles north from the U S boundary to the Beaver River region and 180 miles east to the Saskatoon Rosthern area from the Alberta line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bichan
Mineral Resources Branch
Province of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan
Alberta
U.S
Beaver River
Lloydminster
Saskatoon-Rosthern
Alberta Gas Reserve Estimates Stir Royal Commission
Geologist W. C. Spooner of Shreveport, Louisiana, testified before the Dinning Royal Commission on Alberta's natural gas reserves. He estimated total reserves at 4.9 trillion cubic feet, with potential additions of about 3.0 trillion cubic feet from new drilling over five years. He labeled Pincher Creek as incompletely developed with 500 billion cubic feet, and Medicine Hat reserves at 415 billion cubic feet.
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Calgary
Dinning Royal Commission
Alberta
W. C. Spooner
Shreveport
Spooner
Pincher Creek
Medicine Hat
Littlest Women Victorian Frock Pattern 4503
advertisement for Anne Adams sewing pattern 4503 for a one piece skirt frock for girls sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with illustrated instructions tested for fit requires 253 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6 and 25 cents order to Winnipeg Pattern Dept Winnipeg Manitoba include name address and style number
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Strange Northern Tales At Manitoba Trappers Festival
Report from The Pas on the second annual Northern Manitoba Trappers festival featuring hard bitten northern men. It recounts tall tales such as a two headed caribou and a tropical island, notes a depleted moose population, and jokes about wolf control methods and ecological quirks.
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Manitoba
Paul Bunyan
Modern toboggan rival in Cranberry Portage
Western briefs report a local trapper and mechanic Barney Goodmanseon creating a gasoline powered mechanized toboggan as a new competitor in Cranberry Portage Sask. Other items note Sir Charles MacLean of Duart Castle planning a spring visit to Edmonton and Gull Lake board of trade securing land for an emergency air ambulance field.
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Barney Goodmanson
Edmonton
MacLeans
Charles MacLean
Duart Castle
Scotland
Gull Lake
Sask
Mothers warned to beware of white lies at tea party
Winnipeg. Mothers told to avoid white lies to evade social gatherings as children imitate parental behavior. Mrs. M. L. McQueen of the Council of Social Agencies notes children seek patterns to follow and that affection, not punishment, guides proper behavior. She admits occasional light spanking may be warranted.
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Winnipeg
M. L. McQueen
The
Council of Social Agencies
Presentations Made to Leadership in Saskatoon Livestock
Scrolls recognizing outstanding leadership in the live stock industry were presented to J. T. Clark of Inchkeith and Charles Hariton of Belle Plaine at a livestock association banquet in Saskatoon. C. M. Learmouth announced the total reached 25 presentations in 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
J. T. Clark
Inchkeith
Charles Hariton
Belle Plaine
Livestock Association
C. M. Learmouth
Heavy Grasshopper Plague Forecast for Saskatchewan
Regina reports the 1949 grasshopper forecast predicts the heaviest invasion in 10 years. Agriculture Minister I C Nollet says two thirds of the province could be affected with eggs concentrated in central Saskatchewan and ranges from Rosthern to Saskatoon and south along the rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Nollet
Saskatchewan
Rosthern
Humane Society Reports Improved Animal Transport
Winnipeg authorities cite faster cattle trains and better rail and truck accommodation for livestock moving to local stock yards and abbattoirs. The annual report credits improved handling and confirms arrivals meet feeding and watering windows, with Sally Warnock noting progress.
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Humane Society
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Humane Society
Sally Warnock
Americans Drown Figures Highlight Public Bathing Risk
Rough estimates show about 7,000 Americans drown annually while around 80 million participate in swimming or public bathing each year, underscoring ongoing safety concerns and need for precaution around water activities.
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By Jean Craig
Carter
Carter's Lane
A&d
Tamon Orance
TJ Allen & Hanburts CO. Ltd
LIB
Ladeay Onterie
London
Simee
Wedicel
Charwa
Mils
Chuck Thurston
Pas
Edwardine Poitras
Churchill
S.N.S
C.K
Winnipeg Free Press
Basil Valentine
Vicks VA
Western Briefs
Huskies
Lake Cowichigan
B.C
Duncan
Vancouver
Indian Chiefs of Interior
Ottawa
Interior
Buckley
Sticicte
Ramsay Company
Bank Street
Canada
Peggy
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