Wake Up Lydia Spark of Coltville Mystery
In Coltville a spinster Miss Lydia Doolittle racily plots to expose a wanted man named John Smith who may be the target of a payroll payroll heist. The plan backfires when the sheriff interrupts and reveals Smith is not who she suspects, and the town learns a real truth about the case.
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Ralph Brady
Doolittle
Smith Feller
Coltville
Lydia
John Smith
Miss Doolittle
Keene Falls
Brady Alias Smith
Smith
Coltville Business Improvement Committee
Grange Hall
Mr. Smith
Business Improvement Committee of
Lydia Doolittle
Revered Building Ends Sixty Years Of Service To Morden
The old Maple Leaf school in Morden Manitoba has been razed after sixty one years of service. The stone building, opened in 1894 with principal W J Cram, supplied stone for the International Peace Garden and a gateway at Lake Minnewashta Colpert Park, among other uses. The former court house site and early jail were connected to its era, and current advocates note the cost and builders who created the structure. The building’s end marks a transition from the historic era to the new high school era in Morden.
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Morden
Man
International Peace Garden
Lake Minnewashta
Colpert Park
Maple Leaf Schools
Nelson
Morden Times
Stuart Scott
James Nelson
Stephen
Corbett Locke
J. B. McLaren
Thornhill
H. McGinnis
Scott and Rutherford
Geo. Selley
John Morran
Wm. Bell
W. J. Cram
Oil Tax Cuts To Aid Development
EDMONTON The Alberta and Northwest Chamber of Mines and Natural Resources says federal budget tax concessions for exploration costs are very important to mineral development. Chamber manager G H Finland states the measure will spur more exploration and quicker exploitation of mineral resources.
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Edmonton
Alberta Mineral Development
Alberta and Northwest Chamber of Mines and Natural Resources
G. H. Finland
Paraplegics To Have Free Car Licences Move in Manitoba
The Manitoba Government approves free motor vehicle licences for 145 veteran paraplegics under last year's legislation. Registrar R. B. Baillie notes similar laws exist in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
R. B. Baillie
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Farmer shoots own chickens by night mistake
In Tonkin Saskatchewan, farmer George White earlier robbed of chickens woke to a noise. In bare underwear he fired a shotgun at a coop door after a dog nudged him. The blast killed 28 of his own chickens.
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Tonkkin
Sask
George White
White
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool to Expand Country Elevator System
Regina announces a 3.3 million dollar program to enlarge the province wide system. About 2 million will build 20 elevators and 50 annexes increasing capacity by 2.25 million bushels to 75 million. One million funds modernization and maintenance. 300 thousand for agents homes.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Funny and Otherwise Funny and Otherwise
A collection of jokes and quips about marriage, dieting, church, pets, and showbiz. It riffs on temptations, misunderstandings, and small daily absurdities with a light, old fashioned humor tone. The pieces mix domestic humor with workplace and celebrity reference for a breezy, late night laugh.
Dwarf calf born on Lyon farm near Binscarth
A dwarf hereford calf was born on E. B. Lyons farm near Binscarth. At two weeks it weighed 12 pounds, stood 17 inches high and measured 23 inches long. The calf is being raised on a bottle.
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Russell
Man
E. B. Lyon
Binscarth
Shortsighted duck from Stevenson field
A duck mistook the Stevenson field airport landing strip for a lake and nose-dived onto the strip. The grebe needed a water takeoff but was foiled by the runway. The duck was bedded down overnight and released the next day over open water.
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Winnipeg
Stevenson Field
Manitoba Hereford Bull Sold To Alberta For 4000
Alberta breeders purchased Manitoba Hereford sire McClement for 4000 dollars, a rare cross border deal reflecting Manitoba bloodlines gaining traction with Alberta ranchers. Ralph Thrall of McIntyre ranch values new blood after Calgary grand champion win and notes TH Larry Onward 52nd will join the herd near Brandon.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Canada
McIntyre
Ralph Thrall
McIntyre Ranch
Calgary
Mr. McClement
Fieldman
Toronto
C.P.R
Thrall
England
McClement
McClement Farm
Hayfield
Bran
Don
Larry
North Dakota
Revelation
Mr. MecClement
Doubling of Alberta's Population Predicted
Edmonton notes a projection by Hon. C. E. Gerhart minister of municipal affairs that Alberta's population will reach two million within nine or ten years. The forecast highlights rapid growth and potential municipal planning needs for the province.
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Edmonton
Alberta
C. E. Gerhart
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Home Service Department
THE
Canada Starch Company
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Sussex
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Ruth
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