Hiring Rod at Inter-American Steel
Joseph Rohan agrees to hire Rod Cooper for Inter-American Steel after a tense interview in a shadowed study. Cooper confesses he lost his right arm and pledges to work left handed, hoping to prove his worth and honor his long pursuit of a meaningful career.
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Joseph Rohan
Inter-American Steel
Mr Rohan
Inter-American
Red
Pacific
Rohan
Rod
Grey Company
Mr. Cooper
Copy Cat Pattern 4820 for Anne Adams Sunfrock
Pattern 4820 for a simulated jumper with puffed sleeves and round collar in sizes 2 to 10. Includes illustrated instructions and fit tested design. Send 25 cents in coins for pattern 4820 to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
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Man Leads Dog to Door in Anecdotal Scene
A narrator recalls a moment from about twenty five years ago as he calls a dog named Champ to reveal Rod at the door. He pets the animal and then leads it toward the exit in a quiet, reflective vignette.
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Chance
Champ
Rod
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Saskatoon Bids For 1949 Canadian Skating Meet
Chaplain Provencher of the Amateur Skating Association of Canada says Saskatoon plans a bid to host the 1949 Canadian amateur ice speed skating championships. If sanctioned at the November 20 Montreal meeting it would be the first ASA C western Canada meet since 1887.
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Chaplain Provencher
Amateur Skating Association of Canada
Saskatoon
A.S.A.C
Western Canada
Canadian Bellavista Samaritan Royal wins NSW Jersey title
At the Royal Easter Show the Jersey bull championship went to Bellavista Samaritan Royal, a former Canadian bull purchased by the New South Wales Buying Delegation in Milner British Columbia during winter 1947.
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Agricultural Society of New South Wales
Jersey
Bellavista Samaritan Royal
New South Wales
Milner
Radville Saskatchewan Town Profile and History
Radville in southern Saskatchewan is a rail hub with a strong civic scene and diverse amenities. The town hosts churches and schools, a six bed hospital, a Legion hall, and a memorial, serving district communities from 30 miles south to the international boundary. The South Saskatchewan Star, the town’s paper since 1911, covers local news and regional connections.
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Radville
Weyburn
Regina
Sisters of St. Louis Academy
Church of Christ
Full Gospel Mission
Canadian National Railways
R.C.M.P
Canadian Legion
Main Street
Sisters of St. Joseph
Pembroke
Ont
South Saskatchewan Star
Comstock
Jack and
Tom
David Bradley
W. H. Schierholtz
Dominion
Riverside Gardens
National Film Board
Simmie farmer saves son on tractor near escape
Western Briefs report Fred Charboneau of Sim mie, Sask, quickly stopped a gear engaged tractor after son Leroy was thrown between the machine and a one way, leaving the boy uninjured. Other notes cover Tomlinson family finding seven coyote pups for bounty, a new Saskatoon Regina highway contracts, uranium survey plans, a BC aluminum plant dependent on water power, Manitoba university convocation, and local farming conditions including turkeys and wheat country showing strong yields.
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Sask
Fred Charboneau
Simmie Farmer
Leroy
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