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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
7
Grace and Ben confront Elmer Rake, a bank robbery suspect, as bloodhounds close in. Ben aims a shotgun while Rake sneers then drops his stance and flees into the swamp. Three men emerge, and Grace watches the tense standoff unfold.
Anne Adams Pattern Dept at Winni News Union located at 6 Front Street W Toronto offers pattern services and related activities for subscribers and residents.
A Quincy man forgets his wife from a 1922 Pittsburgh marriage and asks for her name. Lancaster deputy clerk Lloyd Perry is hailed as the best man in Nebraska’s capital, officiating at about two weddings weekly. A Stanmore night watchman loses £1200 in gun metal after a coffee heist. Enfield tenants joke cockerels vanished after complaints. Memphis observer Leo Wurtzburger reports a mink coat worn while fishing. A New York widow with $58,000 in seven banks opts for jail over $2.45 Macy’s theft charge. An Ontario violinist wins tax deductions including $30 for his bow wear and tear.
Historical note records the Niagara Falls water halt caused by an ice jam for several hours in March 1848. It remains the only documented instance of such a stoppage. The text also mentions nyctophobia causing daytime speech impairment while speech at night remains unaffected.
The Western Football Conference opens earlier with a home and home set Oct 11 13 among four teams including Calgary Edmonton Winnipeg Regina. A new two game total point semi final replaces the past sudden death format with Oct 18 25 dates and finals set for Nov 10 11 if needed.
An old advertisement features Emily Kimbrough praising Blue Bonnet margarine as a favorite. It promotes Blue Bonnet as a nutritious all vegetable spread, with guidance to use it in cooking and on vegetables, highlighting two packaging types and a value message.
The Saskatchewan Cattle Breeders Association cancels its annual show and sale at Regina exhibition grounds on March 25 and 26 due to foot-and-mouth disease. Directors decided to send catalogues of intended entries to buyers outside the quarantine area and rely on health officials to control the outbreak with breeder cooperation.
A wartime frogman arrives from Trinidad to search underground for Alberta oil. Alberta reports record liquor profits and high excise taxes. A slot machines bill legalizes nondr gambling devices. Triplet Shorthorn calves thrive on a Prince Albert farm. Manitoba defeats a margarine color ban bill. A Winnipeg clergyman exhibits 200 paintings. Vancouver hires more workers over 40 for stability in civic jobs.
G Carlson and C Beecher of Craik Saskatchewan each purchased a new airplane. Both men are experienced pilots who have flown their own aircraft for several years. The note ends with a blunt remark on prejudice.
The recipe instructs to make a soft dough, knead until smooth, and rise twice until doubled. After dividing into four portions shape into leaves, rest, place in greased leaf pans, and let rise again before baking at 400 degrees for 20 minutes then 350 degrees for about 29 minutes.
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