Ellie Seeks Investment Advice in Eastbound Banking Office
Ellie Golding visits John Grant at his office to discuss investing her savings. She hopes to prove she is serious about finance and not just a social caller while navigating his teasing and her own feelings. A potential marriage topic and future plans loom as a phone interrupts.
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FE Fether
Ellie
John Grant
Elie
John
Mr. Grant
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Blue Bonnet Margarine Adendorsements From Radio Star Wife
Mrs John Drainie and Claire Murray of radio fame endorse Blue Bonnet Margarine praising its year round nutrition and value. The ad touts All 3 flavors and economy packaging including Rice Bowser Margarine in yellow bag for quick, colorful use.
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John Drainie
Claire Murray
World crops show record harvest potential from wheat and rye
The U S department of agriculture reports abundant wheat and rye crops worldwide. A 1938 record of 248 million short tons could be surpassed with U S wheat at 1.3 billion bushels and Canada at 656 million. Argentina and Australia show mixed prospects while Soviet Russia offers sparse data. Belgium is noted for heavy battles.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Soviet Russia
U.S
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Alberta seals 26 oil and gas leases raise revenue
The Alberta government completed the second 1952 sale of crown leases for 26 parcels, total proceeds 1,194,379 dollars, lifting year to date revenue from leases to 17,891,321 dollars. In Weyburn a three month old fawn was rescued and cared for after being found near Roche Percee. In Red Deer a grandmother shot a wolf, reducing local wolves by one. In Carlyle naturalist H H Pittman lists 106 birds in Wauchope district with 47 nesting there. Tisdale reports an unprecedented building boom with value over 250,000 dollars. Moose return to Saskatchewan as protection increases. In Reston drilling prep continues for another oil well by Owen Drilling Co on land owned by W R Beatty.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Fawn
Park Weyburn
Weyburn
Stan Balkwell
Roche Percee
Moose Jaw
Red Deer
Alta
Lula Haney
Ricinus District
Here
Haney
Reston
Man
Tilston
W. R. Beatty
Owen Drilling Co
Mr. Beatty
Primitive customs on twins tell of fear and fortune
Some primitive peoples kill all twins at birth due to beliefs that twins bring bad luck. Other tribes view twins as good luck omens and treat them differently.
Hem-Roid Internal Pile Treatment Ad
An advertising claim offers Hem-Roid as internal pile relief. The pitch promises rapid relief from itching soreness and burning and guarantees a money back refund if not satisfied after 2 or 3 days. The large 60 tablet package is priced at $1.59.
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Tou
Son Of Indian Chief Becomes Evangelist in Regina
Big Chief White Feather Sitting Bull, great grandson of Sitting Bull of the Sioux, once a Broadway dancer actor and touring opera singer, now an evangelist. Born in Iowa, he studied at Dartmouth, worked in New York Germany and Italy, fluent in five languages. He holds BA MA and a theology doctorate and has traveled to Cuba and Canada since 1940 ministering to Indians.
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Regina
Sitting Bull
Tabernacle
White Feather
Pine Ridge Reservation
South Dakota
Iowa
Dartmouth College
New York
Germany
Italy
Broadway
Hollywood
Cuba
Canada
Dutch Airline Hires Hen to Calm Airborne Elephants
The Hague reports that the Dutch state airlines added a chicken to its aircrew to perch on elephants during the zoos' air freight service. The bird is intended to calm the elephants' nerves during flight and demonstrate that actions speak louder than words.
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The
Hague
Pilot who made Canada's first airmail flight still flies at 56
Palmer, 56, the pilot of Jenny the Old Jenny and Canada's first airmail flight, remains active after a long career in flying. He served in two wars, helped found Southern Alberta Air Lines and Western Airways, and now flies with the High River club logging over 14,700 hours since 1916.
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Jenny
Palmer
Lethbridge
Ottawa
Weyburn
Sask
Portal
Minot
Canada
Royal Flying Corps
Southern Alberta Air Lines
Alberta
Western Airways
Forestry Patrol
High River Club
Saskatchewan asks separate review of grain rate hike
Saskatchewan government urged the federal transport board to hear domestic grain rate increases separately from the general freight rate application. Municipal Affairs Minister L F McIntosh said grain rates affect flour mills feed companies and prairie grain buyers in British Columbia and Ontario. Hearings on the grain rate proposal start Sept 22 with a possible increase up to 70 percent by distance.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Federal Transport Board
L. F. McIntosh
British Columbia
Ontario
McIntosh
Canada
Government of
New Date For Weyburn Fall Seed Grain Fair
Weyburn residents learn the annual fall seed grain fair will move from October 11 to October 18. Roy Schultz reports the event will be held in the Legion hall with storage vegetables and honey exhibits. the rally follows in the Catholic hall. Major H. G. L. Strange of Searle Grain Company will speak at the rally.
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Weyburn
Roy Schultz
Chamber of Commerce
The
Agricultural Society
Legion Hall
Catholic Hall
H. G. L. Strange
Searle Grain Company Limited
Winnipeg
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Rosemount
Western Briefs
Tisdale, Sask
Prince Albert
Faunna
al Swabb
Phoenix
Arizona
Girma Signe
Magic van
Les Carroll
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