The Careless Cow Drives Cupid’s Tricks
Slim, a truck driver, helps a distressed girl with a cow, sparks fly with Julie the farmer’s sister Anna, a green coupe, and a camera image that reveals who hit the cow. Slim muses on love after returning Julie safely to the farm.
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Julie
Slim
Anna
Cupid
Wheeler
Blue Bonner Margarine Says Flavor Nutrition Economy
Mrs Dennis O Keefe promotes Blue Bonner Margarine highlighting flavor nutrition and economy. The copy claims Vitamin A value and monthly nourishment while suggesting use on bread toast vegetables and cooking with Rice Boxset. Endorsed as a value offer in regular and Yellow Quix bag formats.
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Dennis O’ Keefe
F.N.E
Subteen Fashion Pattern 4722 for Girls’ Slip and Panties
Vintage ad for pattern 4722 by Franc Salems offers girls sizes 6 8 10 12 14 with two bodice and two skirt options. Includes plain or plaid tops, grown-up straps, eyelet edges, and simple sewing instructions. Send 35 cents plus size name address to order.
Anne Adams Pattern Dept and Union Notes
The item mentions Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winniesrennees Union at 60 Front Street West Toronto and includes a remark on cooking eggs at low temperatures while noting the design of the U.S. silver dollar can change only every 25 years.
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Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Winniesrennees Union
Front Street W
Toronto
U.S
Soldier from Alberta becomes first Canadian to wed Japanese girl
Pte Earl MacMillan of Medicine Hat Alberta, 21, plans leave from the Canadian Postal Corps in Japan once his bride receives a medical clearance. He was the first Calgary district recruit to join the Korean brigade in 1950 and married in Kure after meeting in a souvenir shop, overcoming opposition from an Australian and two U.S. soldiers.
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Earl MacMillan
Medicine Hat
Alta
Canadian Postal Corps
Japan
Calgary
Kure
U.S
Farm Wife Battles in Vain to Save Husband
An elderly farmer, George Griffiths, was gored by a bull in a field and died later in Minnedosa hospital after his wife, Mrs. Griffiths, fought the enraged animal for four hours with a pitchfork. She remained with his body until help arrived but he could not be saved.
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Sam
Slim
Clear Lake
Man
Minnedosa
George Griffiths
No Reindeer at the Polar North Pole
The note states there are no reindeer at the North Pole as it is water covered with pack ice. Reindeer do not travel far on the ice because they require solid land for footing.
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North Pole
Real Help for Your Itching Piles Ends in Refund
Hem-Roid offers internal pile relief with a money back refund if not pleased after 2 or 3 days. Purchase a 60 tablet package for 1.59 at any drug store and use as directed for quick relief from itching soreness and burning.
Moosomin angler nets two king pike in open season
MOOSOMIN Saskatchewan postmaster Art Price opened the angling season with a Pipestone River trip eight miles south of town. He landed two large pike, a 16 pounder and a 12 pounder, in a single outing.
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Moosomin
Art Price
Pipestone
Park imposes vehicle and visitor disinfection at Riding Mountain
Officials at Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba plan a disinfection bath for all entrants and vehicles to prevent foot and mouth disease. The facility, still under construction, should not delay traffic while about 300,000 vehicles pass the park annually.
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Minnedosa
Man
Riding Mountain National Park
Disease Stops Animal Breeding At Duke's Ranch
In Saskatchewan a foot and mouth disease outbreak halts animal breeding on the Duke of Windsor’s Alberta ranch. Secretary Victor A. Waddilove said inspections near Calgary were made and the Duke and Duchess do not plan a Canadian visit at this time.
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Duke
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Duke of Windsor
Alberta
Victor A. Waddilove
New York
Calgary
Saskatchewan Leads Canada in 1951 Crop Acreage
Dominion bureau of statistics shows Saskatchewan sowed 23,696,293 acres, over one third of Canada’s total 61,740,664 acres. Wheat led with 15,634,917 acres. tobacco and sugar beets each at one acre. Other crops include oats 3,815,268 and hay 572,105 acres.
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Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Manitoba Exhibition to Proceed Despite Cattle and Livestock Cancellations
Brandon Manitoba. Alex McPhail president of the Manitoba provincial exhibition said the event will go on this year despite cancelling cattle sheep and swine classes. He cited the first annual Manitoba trade fair and a heavy horse show as key features along with a large poultry show and a good light horse display.
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Brandon
Man
Alex McPhail
Manitoba
McPhail
Department of Industry and Commerce
Canada
River lengths from Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay cited
The Nelson River runs about 1 600 miles from Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay, about 300 miles shorter than the St. Lawrence.
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Nelson River
Lake Winnipeg
Hudson Bay
St. Lawrence
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