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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
9
Slim helps a distressed farmer’s sister Julie with milking a troublesome cow and later discovers a crashed green coupe that involved Julie’s cow. A camera scene reveals a broader flirtation as Slim returns to town and faces a blame game with Julie’s sister Anna.
Advertisement describes Simplicity 4722 an easy sew pattern for girls with two bodice options burn-up or grown-up straps and two skirt versions. Offer plain top with plaid skirt and pattern 4722 includes sizes G S 10 12 14 with partial yardage and complete illustrated instructions for fit and sewing.
The text mentions Anne Adams Pattern Dept and Winnipeg Newspaper Union addresses in Toronto. It comments on eggs as a protein and advises cooking at low temperatures. It also notes the US silver dollar design can be changed only once every 25 years.
Pte Earl MacMillan of Medicine Hat Alberta the first Canadian to wed a Japanese girl while serving in Japan will return home on leave after his bride obtains a medical clearance. A 21 year old who joined the Korean brigade in 1950 met his wife in a Kure souvenir shop and married within three weeks despite opposition from one Australian and two U.S. soldiers.
An elderly farmer, George Griffiths, was gored in a field by an enraged bull and died later in Minnedosa hospital. His wife, Mrs. Griffiths, defended him with a pitchfork for four hours, kept him from the animal, then moved him to safety and called for help, but medical aid arrived too late.
The text notes there are no reindeer at the North Pole where water is covered with pack ice. It explains reindeer stay on land to keep footing and avoid venturing onto the ice.
Real help for itching piles with Hem Roll internal treatment. If not quick relief, you pay nothing. Hem Hold tablets at drug stores cost 1.52 for a large package. If not 100 percent pleased after 2 or 3 days, refund offered by drug stores.
Western briefs report Moosomin postmaster opened angling season with a Pipestone river excursion eight miles south of town. He landed two king size pike a 16 pounder and a 1 pounder. Other notes cover Medicine Hat exhibition cattle plans and park paving in Herbert.
Officials at Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba will require all visitors and vehicles to pass through a disinfection bath to prevent foot and mouth disease. The bath, not yet complete, is planned to avoid delays. about 300,000 vehicles enter the park annually.
Foot-and-mouth disease in Saskatchewan stops animal breeding on the Duke of Windsor's Alberta ranch. Secretary Victor A. Waddilove said the Duke and Duchess are not planning a Canadian visit, as he passed through Winnipeg en route to New York after inspecting the Calgary area ranch.
Ottawa report shows Saskatchewan sowed over one third of Canada’s field crops in 1951, with a total Canadian acreage of 61 and Saskatchewan contributing 23,696,293 acres. Wheat led at 15,634,917 acres. tobacco and sugar beets were smallest. Other crops include oats, barley, flax, beans, hay, corn, potatoes, and turnips.
Brandon Manitoba, Alex McPhail president, announced the provincial exhibition will proceed this year despite canceling cattle, sheep and swine classes. He touted the first annual Manitoba trade fair, a heavy horse show, a premier light horse display, and a large poultry show as main attractions.
The Nelson River from Lake Winnipeg to Hudson Bay runs about 1 600 miles, roughly 300 miles shorter than the St Lawrence River. This comparison highlights the Nelson River as a major northern waterway in contrast to the longer St Lawrence route.
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