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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1947
Page
5
Kim walks a wooded path with his late father in memory and his fishing gear to the creek. He hooks, misses, and finally catches the King Trout only to release it after recalling his dad’s promise. He heads home hungry and wiser, honoring his father’s words.
London's new million pound super railway extends the central underground line to passengers. Trains run on rails bolted and welded in continuous half mile lengths to cut noise with silent joints at interval ends to reduce jolts.
Charles Cole recounts drawing a caricature of a famous man and his wife laughing loudly. The husband reacted with annoyance and urged a portrait of the wife, after which the wife never spoke to him again.
Philadelphia report on Preston Tucker president of a new auto firm testifying at an SEC hearing about plans to produce a safer car. He projects 455000 nationwide jobs and a 35000 payroll in Chicago area plants, plus 420000 more breadwinners as salesmen dealers and suppliers, as the firm seeks a 20000000 stock offering. He expects strong public interest and stock sale within 7 to 10 days after approval.
Pattern 4566 offers a casual slim line with new neckline and pockets and easy illustrated instructions. Sizes 34 through 48 available. size 36 requires 31 yards of 39 inch fabric. send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg for order.
Postmaster General Bertrand told the Commons the department plans to build quite a lot of post offices next year. He noted that during the war years named offices were constructed and said many more were needed in centers where revenue reached $10 000 annually.
The department of agriculture advises canned foods can be stored in tins indefinitely if the can remains intact and cool. Rust or dents do not guarantee spoilage, and keeping food in the original can is safe or safer provided the container is cool and covered.
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