Outing to Panamanian Harbor Sparks Romantic Escape
Edith and Kirk abandon hotel life for a day in Panama Bay. They voyage past Ancon toward Taboga while discussing politics and romance, passing prison walls and a dreamlike shoreline before a quiet harbor scene and a carefree afternoon on the water.
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Rm Landis
Edith
Cortlandte
Bocas del Toro
Kirk
Panama
Alamon
Ancon
Exa
Ivor
Tiec
Chariqui
Grate
Taboga
Tabora
Migratory Birds Convention Act overview and Manitoba season notes
The Migratory Birds Convention Act summary notes a treaty based law with the United States. It lists hunting dates for ducks geese and other species in Manitoba with open seasons and numerous closed seasons for nonmigratory and insectivorous birds throughout the year.
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Manitoba
Wilson
United States
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Christ Church Picnic Brims With Fun and Games
The Christ Church parish and Sunday school picnic on Thursday 28 at Mr. and Mrs. DeBalinhard’s home attracted a large crowd. Participants enjoyed races tug of war and community singing with Evelyn Core winning the ladies egg and spoon race.
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Christ Church
Dep Balinkard
Evelyn Core
G. B. Cartwright
G. A. Cope
Lavidhly
Cartwright
Ward
Sheffield and
Yeldon
Home Sweet Home
DeBalinhard
Water Carnival Held by Russell Veterans
Russell Manitoba July 29 The Russell branch of the A and N V association held a water carnival at Silver Beach lake northeast of town. Postponed two weeks due to heavy rains, the event drew a crowd despite a chilly wind. Water sports were led by L Dunn with plow fights and the greasy pole. Fireworks lit the lake and a late evening dance filled the newly decorated pavilion with crowds. The Russell Sand and Russell Orchestra provided daytime and evening entertainment.
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Russell
Man
A. and N.V
Silver Beach Lake
Here
Waeter Sports
L. Dunn
Russell Sand
Winnipeg Free Press
Canadians extend tourist stay for US visitors to ninety days
Ottawa reports that United States tourists may stay in Canada for 90 days instead of 60. The extension, discussed by customs officials and Dr. P. E. Doolittle of the Canadian Automobile Association, was said to add 39 days. Visitors must present themselves to a customs collector to prove they are bona fide tourists.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
Customs Department
P. E. Doolittle
Canadian Automobile Association
Hector Carruthers
Parents May Choose Nearest School in Special Case
Dr. Fletcher deputy minister of education told a delegation that parents may send children to the nearest school even if it is in a different district, as long as there is sufficient accommodation.
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Fletcher
Two New Manitoba Post Offices Opened
Ottawa reports two new Manitoba post offices are now operating. One at Clark Beach in the Marquette district and the other at Howden near St. Boniface. Both are active.
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Ottawa
Ont
Manitoba
Post Office Department
Clark Beach
Marquette District
Howden
St. Boniface
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W.W.W. Wilson
Russell Angusville
Inglis
Army
Navy
Manitoba Post
John
Arelie Optometrist & Optician
Winnipeg
Firestone
Tire & Rubser CO. OF Canada
Hamilton
Ontario
F. T. Storey
E. J. Schwalm
Montreal
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Barcelona
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Port of Spain
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Colombia
Peru
Venezuela
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Royal Bank of Canada
Russell Branch
D. R. McDougald
Ford
Fenton Brothers
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Perricone
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