Return to Andover Doctor Wins Back His Patients
Dr Nick Winters leaves a hospital post to take over in Andover. The town recalls his early care for Jimmy Donovan and Mary Holmes, questions his move, then cheers as his own sign reappears outside the old office and he decides to stay to serve the community once more. Andrew Holmes welcomes him back, saying the town needs his work and friendship.
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Nick
Andover
Dr. Powers
Doc Powers
Doc
Nicholas Winters
Powers
Jimmy Donovan
Shane
Denise Pandall
Dr. Nick
Jimmy
Andrew Holmes
Andrew
Holmes
Mary Holmes
Sae
Young Sprout
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Saskatoon Motorist Carries Organ
William Brooks, a 57 year old former Saskatonian, visited Saskatoon with an electric organ he had installed in his trailer in California. He enjoyed playing it during the visit, recalling a prior portable music experience with a piano his family acquired after moving to Saskatchewan in 1910.
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Saskatoon
Saskatonian
William Brooks
William
South Gate
Calif
Saskatchewan
Long shopping trip for door handles in London
Burmese motorist U Myint Daw flew from Rangoon to London to visit the automobile show. He found prices too high and returned home with only four chromium plated door handles to brighten his 1939 model.
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London
U 'Myint Daw
Rangoon
Roller skates boost work pace in Okayama mill
In Okayama Japan a spinning mill pays 40 of its girl employees to roller skate on company time. Officials say the skates let workers glide along the low rows of machines faster and increase output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okayama
Japan
Plan to Editor's Wife and the Weekly News Rivalry
A Cleveland Tennessee reader laments a strained marriage and accuses her husband of replacing personal affection with work for the Weekly News. She hints at a deadline set by Al, and jokes about competing with a type font valued at 30.
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Ard
C. Lander
Cleveland
Tenn
Annual Dog Race January 20 Championship
Manitoba trapper teams race from The Pas to Cranberry Portage and back for the Canadian championship with 1500 dollars in prizes. First prize 1000 dollars, second 300 dollars, third 200 dollars. Entries close midnight January 18. Any hitch sleigh or team size allowed.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Trappers
Pas
Cranberry Portage
Manitoba Trappers’ Festival Committee
Pas Chamber of Commerce
Cougar and Deer Found Dead After Fatal Battle
Five local hunters near Carmi found a large buck and a cougar dead together after an apparent long final struggle. The buck’s horns were nearly torn from sockets and a prong was embedded in the cougar’s jaw, suggesting a prolonged death fight.
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Kelowna
B.C
Geoff Johnson
Charlie Sherman
George Sherman
Jim McCauley
John Baur
Carmi
Here
Kettle Valley
Victoria farmers win new rules on muskrat control
Western Briefs report farmers in Victoria B C may kill muskrats by any method as numbers balloon threaten dyke protected areas. The prior rule allowed only trapping.
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Victoria
B.C
Pedals Bicycle Across Canada to Reunite Family
Johnny Kenny of Troon Scotland pedalled a bicycle from Eastern Canada to New Westminster B C to join his wife and son. An electric welder by trade he earned money en route and said he chose to bring the bike rather than lose money selling it. He found the people friendly and received occasional lifts after landing in the dominion on August 7.
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New Westminster
B.C
Johnny Kenny
Troon
Ayrshire
Scotland
Canada
Kenny
Dominion
Cattle From Marengo Claim Toughest Cow Claim
Farmers in Marengo Wisconsin boast their cattle are unusually tough after a bear was chased off by a group of a dozen young cows led by Theodore Lehmusvirta of the U.S. Forest Service at Clam Lake.
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Marengo
Wis
Theodore Lehmusvirta
U.S. Forest Service
Clam Lake
Diverse Sapphires Shine in Varied Colors Worldwide
Sapphires come in blue yellow orange purple pink lavender aqua green and more. They are mined in Ceylon Burma Thailand Australia and the United States.
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Ceylon
Burma
Thailand
Australia
United States
Their Honeymoon Has Never Ended
KEWANEE Illinois Reverend Loyal Thompson remarks on his 1000th wedding ceremony recalling a 1925 couple. The groom promised to pay after the honeymoon ended but the minister says the honeymoon never ended, implying a long marriage or enduring happiness.
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Kewanee
Ill
Loyal Thompson
Tompson
Poultry Leaders Seek New Markets for Canadian Eggs
Ottawa reports the Canadian Poultry Council will urge the government to help place about 40 million dollars worth of eggs in world markets beyond the United Kingdom next year. They request broadening the agriculture department’s products board to negotiate with other markets.
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Ottawa
Canadian Poultry Council
United Kingdom
Special Products Board of the
Agriculture Department
Britain
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Yd Desalki
Pain
Liniment
H.I. Allenburys
Orard Juke
Wice
TE Allen & Hanburys CO. Ltd
Kimdeay, Onteria
Exgland
Western Canada
Memo Board of Trade
Drumheller District
Agriculthe Acme
Carbon
Beiseker
Alberta
Beiseker Rural Society
Level Land
Beiseker Grain Clubs
Fertue
Acme Wheat Club
Carter
Western Briefs
North Battleford
Sask
Phil Bater
Balsennie
Tom Pumphrey
Edmonton
Calgary
Northwest Territories
J. W. Grant MacEwen
University of Manitoba
The
United Grain Growers
Norman Wells
Arctic Circle
Congress
Congress Board of Trade
Harry Truman
Washington
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Vancouver
Peggy
Chase
Dr. Chase
Womankood
Oshawa
Ontario
Chuck Thurston
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