Beating Doc Kelly's Boy Lands Tommy in Trouble
In a small town tale, Tommy Winters is scolded by his mother for misbehavior yet acts bravely by helping Bert Stevens. A misdirected pride leads to a false hero label when Widow Stevens reveals Tommy's earlier beating of Doc Kelly's boy, exposing truth behind village reputations.
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Doc Kelwings
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Miss Twitchell
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Wheeler Newspaper
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Alberta Plans All Weather Road Completion This Year
Edmonton authorities announce an all weather road project extending to British Columbia. Works Minister W A Fallon says hard surfaced sections will run from the U S boundary through Edmonton to Morinville totaling 372 miles. From Morinville to the BC boundary a gravel or all weather road will cover 439 miles, making 781 miles from the border.
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British Columbia
W. A. Fallon
United States
Edmorton
Morinville
B.C
Anniversary recalls romance of nineties in Toronto
Anson Patterson, a New York street car conductor, waved to a pretty girl daily until she boarded his car and they married. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary recently at Bronte, recalling their romance from the 1890s.
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Toronto
Anson Patterson
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Bronte
Western Briefs Highlights From Western Canada News
Reports from Calgary say more than half of calves born on central and southeast Alberta ranches died from exposure during the deep cold spell. Regina notes cover Trans Canada highway highway surface and domestic tourism growth. Airdrie reports a big brown rat suspected to originate from Swift Current. Strasbourg Sunday school sent food and clothing to Germany, Poland and England. Regina recalls Kris Kor Hekimian, Toronto, starting the 1948 ice swim season at Wasena Lake with thousands watching.
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Strasbourg
Germany
Poland
England
Regina
Canada
Krikor Hekimian
Toronto
Waseana Lake
Moisture and Seeding Prospects For Western Canada
The West reports excellent moisture conditions with good subsoil reserves and heavy mountain snow aiding germination. Saskatchewan faces a grasshopper egg threat prompting possible poisoning. wheat acreage is rising as farmers anticipate favorable prices. Seeding hinges on late spring weather to protect soil moisture.
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Saskatchewan
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