Courage in the Ridge Crash A Heroic Night
Melvin Brell survives a plane crash on a ridge after the pilot and Mr. Jameson are injured. He endures a terrifying night wandering the woods, eventually reaching a farmhouse where rescuers take him in. Jameson later forgives him with a check, though Brell’s heroism is debated by the press.
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Elvin Brell
Marvin
Mr. Jameson
Melvin
Brett
Melvin Brell
Pwo
Jameson
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Wedding Rings as Symbol of Female Shackling in Early Days
The article notes that wedding rings emerged during eras of male domination over women, serving as symbols of control. It also mentions central California mountains as a region with heavy snowfalls in the United States.
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Central
California
U.S
Plane Crash Lands Near Edmonton City Homes
A chartered U S air force transport belly landed on a city street near Edmonton after takeoff. No injuries as the plane stopped a few yards from houses. Eldorado Mines chartered the flight. City council criticizes military aviation safety rules following the incident.
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Edmonton
U.S. Air Force
Eldorado Mines
Tottawa
Western Briefs Celebrate 101st Birthday
NEILBURG Saskatchewan George Hinch marked his 101st birthday. Regina Saskatchewan moves toward 50th anniversary of provincial establishment with first reading. Rose Valley plans largest sports day July 9 featuring horse racing in Northern Saskatchewan. Lethbridge Alberta wills support leprosy missions with $69 009 estate. Edmonton Alberta $5980 damages claim from Calgary Highway Bowden crash. Weyburn Saskatchewan talks natural gas service possible for city with Brock Coleville Elrose reserves. Elk damage to crops Cookson Saskatchewan reported by farmers. Winnipeg Manitoba deer malnutrition linked to overpopulated feeding grounds. funds sought for survey.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Game and Fisheries Branch
G. W. Malaher
Mines and Natural Resources Department
Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Anne Adams Pattern Dept located at 60 Front Street W Toronto. R4778 4 ne Alans mentions addresses and organizations in Winnipeg and Toronto.
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Anne Adams
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Front Street W
Toronto
Oil Right Sales In Alberta Earn Indians $12,482
Petroleum and natural gas prospecting rights on four Indian reserves in northern Alberta and on four Peigan reserve parcels near Lethbridge were awarded for one year to bidders from Calgary Winnipeg Hamilton and Detroit. The Peigan band 600 members gained $12,482 as 37 756 acres were sold.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Peigan Reserve
Lethbridge
Calgary
Winnipeg
Hamilton
Detroit
Indian Affairs Branch
Peigan
Mapping Effort Maps Three Thousand In 6000 Square Miles
About three thousand people have been mapped across a 6000 square mile area south of Lake Winnipeg, outlining settlements and terrain for regional planning and research. The project highlights vast population distribution and geographic details in the Manitoba region.
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Lake Winnipeg
Farmers say fish do not need daily milking
Ottawa reports a prairie farmer, Robert Fair, told a Maritime fisherman he is lucky not to milk and feed fish. Fair argued cows require daily milking and feeding, including Sundays, while he challenged A Wes ley Stuart who claimed fishermen work year round. He labeled the Florida sun claim a myth.
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Ottawa
Robert Fair
S.C
Battle River
Alberta
A. Wesley Stuart
L. Charlotte
Florida
Canada among top tea drinkers worldwide
Canada ranks as the third largest tea drinking nation globally with about 9.1 billion cups consumed annually. Seventy percent drink tea at meals with varied rates: 60 percent at lunch and 64 percent at dinner, while 25 percent have tea at breakfast.
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Canada
Prediction of Less Severe Pale Western Cutworm Infestation
The Dominion experimental station at Swift Current notes likely milder cutworm infestation this season due to a cold wet fall. Egg-laying surveys show similar moth abundance to last year across Saskatchewan, with reduced impact anticipated in fields not disturbed by tillage or livestock. Control options include delayed spring cultivation for starvation or chloridane sprays, though the latter is costly. The CNIB was founded in 1918.
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Dominion Experimental Station
Swift Current
Saskatoon
Lethbridge
Saskatchewan
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Ginny Simms
Blue Bonnet
Brescoat
KING
London
Cruci
Tooney Bane
Western Briefs
Neilburg
Sask
George Hinch
Rose Valley, Sask
Rose Valley
Alta
Carl Luther Smith
Enchant
A. G. Virtue
Bowden
Navy
Robert M. Ross
Harold C. Peterson
Bowden District
Weyburn
F. C. Eaglesham
J. A. Darling
Brock-Coleville
Elrose
Prince Albert National Park
Land OF
LAKES
Les Carrol
Maisie
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Dick Sleeman
Bay Street
Leischmann
Ghee Ens
Fleischmann
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