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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 25, 1948

Page

2

Inside the Quiet Love of Allie and Grandpa

An old man recalls a lifelong romance with Allie and the musical memory of a wedding. The narrative follows rival affections at a barn dance, a spelling bee, and a hayride, ending with a vow to keep love alive as they grow old together.

Allie Grandpa Nancy Katie Calhoun Katie Nat Bill Norcross Mrs. Kennedy Bill Mrs. Jones Ryder's Mr. Norcross Grandma Mr.Norcross Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Saskatchewan Girl Wins Judging At Royal Winter Fair

Donna Gibson, 18, of Tonkin Sask, led the judging with the top score at the Royal Winter Fair. Miss Gibson and Yorkton Beef Calf Club member Robert Burke, 18, took second in beef cattle judging. Robert Angus and David Ford of Sylvania, Colburn Swine Club, were second in swine judging.

Toronto Donna Gibson Miss Gibson Robert Burke Yorkton Robert Angus David Ford Sylvania Colburn

After Dinner Speech Delights Hull Regiment Band

In Ottawa the Regiment de Hull band hears Corp Connie Winges deliver a witty after dinner speech. Winges, with 25 years in the band, quips that to be heard you must stand, to be appreciated you must sit down, then sits.

Ottawa Regiment de Hull 21 A.C Connie” Winges

Bell Tufts Twain to Invest in Telephone 500 Loan

Alexander Graham Bell urged Mark Twain to invest 500 in the telephone invention. Twain instead lent the money to a friend who declared bankruptcy three days later.

Alexander Graham Bell Mark Twain

Trail School District plans 2.5 million upgrade to ease crowding

A Trail School District proposal aims to spend 2.5 million dollars to remove overcrowding and eliminate the shift system. Board chairman J. Lloyd Crowe told trustees and the Board of Trade that the plan would also curb the use of basement rooms and reduce transporting students to the city. The measure seeks to modernize facilities and improve pupil flow.

Trail B.C J. Lloyd Crowe Trustees Board of Trade

Man Posing As Mountie Pleads Guilty in Detroit

Clifford Dixon Lancaster 58 admitted wearing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police uniform on two occasions and taking 10 to 15 cents a student for lectures. He earned about $500 from talks and was released on a $500 personal bond. He faces up to 600 dollars fine or one year in jail or both.

Detroit Clifford Dixon Lancaster R.C.M.P Lancaster Cliff King of the Royal Mounted

New Lithium Plant Planned in Manitoba Area

Northern Chemicals Ltd a division of Lithium Corp of America says it will begin building a concentration plant for lithium carbonate next spring at Cat Lafe on the Bird River about 75 miles north of Winnipeg. The Manitoba Government will build a 20 mile road from the property to Pointe du Bois on the Winnipeg River and a power line will run to the deposits from a city power plant at Pointe du Bois.

Winnipeg Northern Chemicals Ltd Lithium Corp of America Cat Lafe Bird River Manitoba Pointe du Bois

Driest Fall Season in 47 Years for Lethbridge Area

Lethbridge Alberta records show this fall as exceptionally dry with only 0.30 inches of rain in the last three months, far below the 8.69 inches recorded in the same period last year. This stark contrast highlights a prolonged dry spell affecting local conditions and agriculture.

Lethbridge Alta

Montmartre Hunters Fail After Dog Triggers Car Horn

Two duck hunters in Montmartre Saskatchewan left their dog in the car thinking he would hinder their shot. Frustrated, the dog landed on the car horn just as they aimed at mallards, leading to an eventual duckless outcome.

Montmartre

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