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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 14, 1958

Page

2

Falsework on Highway 36 bridge demolished near Taber

A worksite accident on the Highway 34 bridge near Taber left twenty men escaping serious injury as falsework collapsed, with two workers pinned, one hospitalized for possible chest injuries. The upstream ice and rising water contributed to the disaster delaying bridge completion. The incident halted river work for about a month awaiting river conditions and pile driver access.

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Potato payments suspended by Agriculture Minister

The Honourable Douglas Harkness announced that the Agricultural Stabilization Board has suspended the diversion support program on Canada No 1 potatoes to starch factories, effective April 14, 1958. Inspections at starch plants will not occur after that date. Prices have risen and the market remains firm, making diversion unnecessary.

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Chicken sexing an exacting high paying trade in Canada

Harry Tabata a Vancouver Japanese uses a special optical instrument to separate male and female chicks at Canadian hatcheries. He handles 900 to 1,600 birds an hour and earns 6,000 to 10,000 a day during a short two and half month season.

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Parking Ticket Comedy From Binscarth and Russell Tale

A humorous item from The Express Binscarth Manitoba recounts two women parking in a “Trucks only” spot in Russell to shop, receive a parking ticket, and seek payment. The tale follows delays with the Town Clerk, RCMP, and a sympathetic town constable who issues a temporary receipt. The piece ends with a wry note on husbands and grocery money.

Binscarth Russell RCMP Express and News Express

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