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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1958
Page
2
Classified misc. articles for sale list furnaces doors belts and parts with prices. Job notices seek pressman with 14 years experience and an operator in Regina and Saskatoon inquiries. Several names and addresses appear including Arthur Geddes 315 Post Office Bldg Regina and Jim Crump in Prince Albert.
The notice lists fresh egg grades and prices from W J Sharpe and Co Ltd at 1235 Broad St Regina. It urges contact with Co op Creameries branches before shipping poultry to secure top prices and arrange crates to avoid losses.
Readers discuss if South Africa has a terror movement like Mau Mau. They note Mau Mau links to Kenya, and comment on resistance movements in Africa. The column also answers gardening questions about dividing perennials and notes that Mothers Day is an old English custom dating back to 1385 as Mothering Day in rural England.
The Canadian Red Cross Society announced a 1957 operational deficit of 256,880 in Toronto. Honorary treasurer D Bruce Shaw said total expenditures reached 7,293,398 with 2,470,088 spent on free blood transfusion services. A record fund raising campaign raised 5,938,722 short of 6,261,000 by 401,567 and above 1956 by 401,567.
Local ad lists services for diesel pump repairs filters nozzles and fuel oil treatment. Promotes American Bosch and C A V factory parts with address 1734 Bread St Regini.
Otto Schroder, secretary, leads the West Boundary Fishermen Co operative Association in Saskatchewan. The 100 member, non asset co op blends community enterprise with cooperative ideals to stabilize fishing markets. Members fish lakes such as Cold, Pierce, Lac des Isles, Lepine, Primrose.
The Foothills Cattle Breeders Association schedules its third annual show and sale at High River rodeo grounds on June 3 with a 10 am pre sale show and 1 pm sale led by auctioneers Allen Baker and Warren Cooper. More than 60 Herefords, six Angus, four Shorthorn and one Galloway bulls plus 27 Hereford females will be offered. All bulls receive approval from Jack Byers, Bert Sheppard and Charlie McKinnon and are eligible for 10 percent purchase assistance up to 50 dollars under the revised provincial cattle improvement policy. All livestock meet TB and Bangs tests. The Times, High River. May 8, 1958.
E A Bromley of Montreal vice president of purchase and stores for Canadian National Railways told Hamilton Traffic Club members that his organization spends about 282 million dollars a year averaging 5376 minutes per dollar. He quipped that at that rate he has spent more than 10000 dollars while talking to them. Salt was noted as a symbol of purity by the ancients.
A compact compilation listing communities including Arcola Carrot River Climax Hodgeville Indian Head Kin caid Lemberg Macklin Mankota Naicam Preeceville Qu Appelle Rose Valley Spiritwood Star City Strasbourg Wolseley. The roster highlights a spread of small towns across farming and regional districts with strong agricultural links.
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