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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
7
A scrambled ad-style fragment lists furnace services and products including Blue Flame Heating. It mentions addresses mid Canada, likely promoting furnace sales, maintenance and delivery with prices and contact cues, but the legible content is incomplete and jumbled.
An ad lists repairs at 1709 Rose Street Regina with car and furniture work guaranteed. It also promotes upholstery at 1732 Osler Retina and a mail order alfalfa tea product from the Alfalfa Tea Company with post paid pricing.
Classified notice listing services or contact at Scarth street Regina with phone 2-4816. Includes address for business and potential inquiry.
An array of old notices offer comptometer training via mail circulars from the Comptometer School Regina and Toronto with courses in bookkeeping and shorthand. Also promotes poultry and dairy notices from W J Sharpe and Co Regina and Saskatchewan Co operative Creamery Association with shipment guidance and member price protections.
Natural Resources Minister A G Kuziak announced 17 new trailer cabooses are nearing completion at the Prince Albert workshop for northern road building crews. Six cook cars six sleeping cabooses and three combination sleeping and office cabooses will house 12 men per sleeping unit with private quarters for cooks and dining for 16. Two 8 by 12 trailer cabooses for small crews complete the fleet. The units are ready to tow to sites when weather allows.
Howard Sherman, a boy, was struck by lightning while on a summer fallow near his parents’ farm northeast of Duchess. He suffered heavy burns estimated over 50 percent and was taken to Holy Cross Hospital in Calgary in critical condition. His younger brother Charles saw the incident, and Dr. B. M. MacLeod transported him to Calgary after Brooks.
Fragmented notice blends maple product branding with Alberta education administration. It mentions Russell Rosebrugh Saskatoon and Henry P. Lewin as trustee, plus Metis Rehabilitation Branch and Edmonton offices. A separate ad fragment references government tested baby chicks and wing pedigree stock with Gold Band lines.
The Ray mond Recorder notes readers favor anonymous letters to newspapers arguing press freedom and protection for writers in small towns. It compares secrecy of publication to ballot privacy and suggests anonymity fosters open, candid responses without fear of local prejudice.
A quip-filled brief from Touchwood Times in Punnichy Saskatchewan features residents lamenting misfortune and humorous grievances. One speaker recounts losing money in a deal a stolen car and a spouse’s illness while another laments burning a hole in a new suit.
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