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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 1951

Page

6

Prince and Princess of Arizona Meet in Duel on the Ranch

Ina Larrimore confronts Hoot Holden over Prince the horse on the Arizona ranch. He forcibly rides her to prove a point then ties her to Prince to force a test of endurance. After a dangerous pursuit through a canyon, Hoot shoots warnings as Ina admits defeat and chooses to walk home.

Ieason Holtéen Black Prince Ina Larrimore Prince Arizona Hoot Ina Lariat Prince Solo Tye Canyon Cowboy Astraddie Prince Hoot Holden Ceek Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Miss Claudia Pinza Bonnet Love Affection Ad

An early 20th century ad features Claudia Pinza praising Blue Bonnet margarine. It promotes Blue Bonnet as a high quality all-vegetable spread with nutritious, economical options in regular and Yellow Box packaging.

Claudia Pinza Blue Bonnet

Something New In Transportation Line

Ina and Hoot confess mixed feelings amid ranch life as Prince the horse tests loyalties. Hoot reveals Prince is a danger, then they reconcile with a marriage plan. Ina declares lifelong love as family plans a wedding gift ranch.

Funny Ee Otherwise A Lighthearted Pulp of Jokes

A collection of humorous vignettes and gag lines. A boy asks an chemist for help with a bull chase and a camera film, a homemaking quip about being as sound as a dollar, and lovers and miscommunications in playful sketches.

Creamery Butter Supplies Drop in Nine Cities

OTTAWA reports creamery butter stocks in nine major cities at 39,253,000 pounds on Oct 1, down over 10,000,000 from 49,895,000 a year earlier. Cold storage eggs stand at 62,000 cases versus 105,000 a year ago. Cheddar cheese supplies total 22,436,000 pounds, up from 21,274,000 in 1950.

Ottawa Bureau of Statistics

Royal visit could push BC legislature session date

Victoria BC revision of royal visit plans may force postponement of the British Columbia legislature special session set for Oct 22. The session may be held immediately after the royal visit. Portage la Prairie signals upgrades at CN crossings with two gates two flashing lights and two bells replacing watchmen. Mrs George Halvorson picked a small three quarters of an ounce strawberry weighing five inches around in Coaldale. University of Saskatchewan staff pension plan approved in principle requiring five percent annual contributions from both employee and university for those retiring in five years. Swift Current Civic Voters association head offers 200 prize to city with highest turnout in next civic elections. Fred Peters of Lowe Farm banned from driving for three years after a reckless driving conviction linked to last July 3 fatal crash. Brandon offers to buy half of Stanley Park in a residential area from a national merchandising company.

Victoria B.C British Columbia Elizabeth Prince Philip Lethbridge Alta George Halvorson Coaldale Saskatoon University of Saskatchewan Board of Governors University

Record Prices Paid For Beets In Manitoba And Alberta

Manitoba farmers received a record 15.50 per ton for the 1950 sugar beet crop with final payments on 149000 tons mailed September 15. Harvesting of the 1951 crop reached 20000 tons, with yields up to expectations. The Fort Garry beet factory has operated since September 24, 1900s. Alberta also set a record at 16.70 per ton, surpassing the 1947 high of 14.98.

Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Department of Agriculture Fort Garry Alberta

Giant 21 Pound Potato Found in Saskatoon Garden

R Hunter of Saskatoon unearthed a 21 pound potato from a vacant lot garden intended for a family dinner. The remarkable discovery highlighted a surprising harvest in an urban yard.

Saskatoon R. Hunter

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