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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
2
The passage describes comfortable residences in Regina and Saskatoon designed for blind people available to any requester. Saskatoon houses 16 rooms and Regina 30 rooms, totaling 46. Each room is private with social and recreational facilities, noting similar services exist in other provinces.
Business opportunity listing promises $240 in advance for mail order ads and free advertising. Mentions commissions and magazines accepting free ads, with $2 fee and $200 collected by the advertiser. Includes address in Philadelphia and Dauphin, Manitoba, inviting readers to apply via provided boxes.
Catholic prayerbooks Bibles rosaries and all other religious articles offered for catalogue and free gift department at Burns Hanley Company located at 1863 Cornwall Street Regina Saskatchewan with contact details and ordering options.
Regina Sask. readers invited to submit income tax questions to C A Johnson at 408 Kerr Block via LA 1206. Voice notes CRS provided for guidance.
The Advocate notes parallels between Grand Coulee Dam in Washington and the South Saskatchewan Project. It recalls 1917 plans to divert the Columbia River, with early support from Ephrata businessmen, and cites Dr. Tufts on unity and national prosperity as construction began in 1933 as an emergency work project.
The Herald Tribune argues that propaganda at a summit is useless and urges decisive action for safety and peace, noting global weariness with empty talk and callous manoeuvres.
Dominion Brewers Association reports higher material costs and sales in 1957 with total material purchases at $58.4 million up from $52.7 million in 1956. Barley malt purchases exceed 400 million pounds, hops up 3.3 percent, and packaging costs rise. Wages, capital expenditures, and taxes also show gains.
The 14th annual Fat Stock Show and Sale ran June 9 and 10 with 172 cattle and 51 club calves. Grand Champion Hereford steer shown by Terry Moore of Bapaume. Reserve Champion Hereford by Floyd Walden of Mildred. Open class champions were Jimmy Switzer and Albert Walden. Swifts of Prince Albert bought the Grand Champion at 251. c per lb. Canada Packers the Reserve Champion at 244.5 c. Average sale price 21.85 c/lb. total sales $28,670.70. Ag reps T Rowles and J Allen attended. judge G Farrel and R Nelson. auctioneer unspecified.
The piece reflects on four decades of scientific achievement and warns against becoming blasé about daily marvels. It urges retaining a sense of wonder as new discoveries become routine in daily life.
A bear is reported still at large in the Maloneck district after it entered the Rieben farm yard and killed a sheep. Mr. Rieben witnessed the incident and tried to protect a visiting boy before the bear disappeared. Fire has destroyed the area’s natural food supply in the bush.
Print ed Pattern 4726 Half Sizes 141g 1649 1845 20y 22% 241. Size 16144 uses 3 yards of 35 inch fabric. Printed directions on each pattern part. Send forty cents for this pattern to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto address.
The Province of Saskatchewan and the Federal Government signed a long awaited agreement for the South Saskatchewan River Development Project on July 14 in Regina. The pact allocates 75 percent of reservoir costs to the federal side and 25 percent up to 25 million by the province, with the province also covering hydro and irrigation expenses. Construction tenders are expected soon, starting with access roads and a river crossing bridge.
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