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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

7

Red Paint Sparks Farm Battle and a Final Rally

In a prairie farm domestic drama Marty Higgin s clashes with Ed over painting unpainted barns. Ed weakens as pneumonia nears, but Marty declares she will repaint the barns red and run the farm her way, a plan that excites her and pleases the loyal dog Rusty.

Ed Higgins Barnes Marty Higgins Dee Marty Rusty Praire Eda Barnes’ Hardware Smiths

Oh-So Simple Pattern Dress Sale for Busy Mothers

One day dress pattern 4993 with panties included, sizes 2 4 6 8. No shoulder seams or side-skirt seams, two pattern parts plus collar belt and pep lum. Price 25 cents in coins, stamps not accepted. Send name address size and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man

This Visitor Was Not Welcomed By A Black Bear

Radi um Windermere residents recall an odd encounter when Mrs. E. C. Peatfield answered a late visitor at 10 30 p m and found a 300 pound black bear pushed into the doorway. Her husband and son John chased the intruder away.

Radium Hot Springs Radium-Windermere E. C. Peatfield John

Moose Jaw pigeon race ends season tied to Elkhorn flight

Harold Porter won the Moose Jaw Racing Pigeon association final race with 111 birds in the 210 mile Elkhorn Manitoba to Moose Jaw Saskatchewan event. Cliff Stewart graduates from Royal Roads in Victoria and joins the permanent navy executive in England. Local women’s institute in Hamiota to publish Memories of Hamiota. Alberta farmers press surface rights deal to compensate oil exploration on farms. Mrs. B L Tanner of Assiniboia marks 80th birthday, settlers’ effects moved to Arcola. Texas oilman Roger Ferguson to explore oil in Alberta and Saskatchewan with drilling gear from Texas.

Moose Jaw Fillmore Sask Cliff Stewart A. B. Stewart Canadian Service College Royal Roads Victoria Saskatchewan England Hamiota Man Women's Institute Hakiota Edmonton Alberta Farmer N. E. Tanner Creelman B. L. Tanner Assiniboia N.W.T Texas Roger Ferguson Lone Star Ma” Ferguson Alberta Ferguson

Alberta Irrigation Dream Nears Reality For Farmers

Lethbridge Alberta faces a $20 million plan to irrigate 500000 acres across the St Mary Milk river system. Work began 1946 with 120000 acres already irrigated. 300 to 400 workers build canals dams and mains under dominion and provincial supervision. The St Mary river dam, half built and to be completed next year, will be Canada’s largest earthen dam costing 5250000 and storing 320000 acre feet.

Lethbridge Alta Alberta St. Mary Milk Medicine Hat St. Mary Dominion St. Mary River Canada Magrath

Intensive Campaign To Keep Trained Canadians In Canada

The Labour Department launches an opening gun in an intensive campaign to retain university graduates in Canada. Deputy Minister Arthur MacNamara urges universities to warn alumni about job prospects and suggests alumni magazines highlight the issue. About 12,000 employers will be surveyed to gauge needs for university trained personnel and uncover job openings.

Canada Labor Department Arthur MacNamara MacNamara Minister of Labor

Nurse shortage closes Red Cross outpost hospitals

Regina reports severe nurse shortage has forced the Red Cross to temporarily suspend operations at three of its eight Saskatchewan outpost hospitals with potential further closures if staffing does not improve.

RED Cross Regina Saskatchewan

Traplines to be registered in Cranberry Portage plan

Trap Line inspector H. Wells traveled to Nor way House to outline a proposal for registered trapping lines for Indians and others. He noted Indigenous support for registering their lines and aims to attract part time trappers to the program.

Cranberry Portage H. Wells Norway House

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