Brown eyes and a funny name stir valley secrets
Doris hears Jim flirt with a new neighbor and eyeing a cream colored Jersey named Lena. Doris prepares to leave for town work while Jim buys the cow with browns eyes. She confronts him as the star shines and whispers that the cow name matters.
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Jim
Lena
Bart Stewart
YouUng
Mason
Tost
Irene Deans
Herb Bei
Irene
Cedarville
Doris
Bart
Jim Porter
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Do You Know That Kangaroos Are Very Small at Birth
A curious science snippet notes joey birth size under an inch long, highlighting infant kangaroo development and marsupial growth.
Directors of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Meet in Ottawa
The semi annual meeting of the Directors of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association was held February 24 and 25 at the Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa. The photo shows a large group of editors and publishers from Saskatchewan Ontario Nova Scotia Manitoba Quebec and British Columbia with leaders including President Robert Moore and First Vice President W K Walls.
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Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Chateau Laurier
Ottawa
John Vopni
Davidson
Sask
George Dills
Acton
Ont
Free Press
W. B. Sawdon
Sackville
Tribune-Post
Robert Moore
Swift Current
Sun
W. K Walls
Barrie
A. W. Hanks
St. James
Man
Hugh McCormick
Montreal
Quebec
Monitor
Walter Ashfield
Grenfell
Sask Sun
Goldfields Ghost Town Moves Toward Uranium City
Saskatchewan shifts from traditional minerals to uranium as Goldfields and nearby properties are relocated or developed. Beaverrlodge and Foster lakes areas see heavy staking with Eldorado leading major claims. Two mines near Uranium City slated to start production as prospectors flood northern locations.
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Saskatoon
Goldfields
Saskatchewan
Lake Athabaska
Uranium City
Lac la Ronge
Prince Albert
Beaverlodge
Federal Crown Corporation
Eldorado
Athabaska
Foster Lakes
Alberta
Saskatchewan Boasts Radio Active Highway
Saskatchewan legislators learned of a radio active highway when two truckloads of uranium ore from the Lake Athabasca mining area were allegedly dumped as highway fill. The 13 mile route runs from the mines toward the area with the ore.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
James Ripley
L.—Athabasca
Legislative Public Accounts Committee
Lake Athabasca
Shipping Docks on Lake Athabasca Northwest Corner
Shipping docks sit on Lake Athabasca in the province's northwest corner. In 1919 a British dirigible took 108 hours to fly across the Atlantic.
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Lake Athabasca
Province
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By Charlotte McCarthy
Aberdeen Angus
Canada
T. H. McLeod
Victoria Park
Rice Brees
Prairie Publishers Limited
Front Street W
Toronto
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Directors
John Pinckney
Rosetown
George
Lancaster
Melfort
Journal
Stanley Orris
Grand Forks
B.C
Gazette
Fred J. Johns
Buckley
Golly
Les Carron
Paw
Krave Nobody
Castelo
Wadroct Ltd
Fort Ere
Cope KS
Bonnet
Sue
C. King Pharmacal Ltd. Corporation Ltd
Vegreville, Alta
London
Leischmann
Fleischmann