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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1951
Page
9
A man sacrifices money and pride to win Jenny and a dream home. He buys a cottage and luxury furnishings, hoping love will endure. After the wedding the wife focuses on possessions, sparking a growing resentment that tests their marriage.
Emily Kimbrough promotes Blue Bonner margarine as her favorite spread. The copy emphasizes rich nutrition and economy with Canada quality all vegetable margarine. It urges use in cooking and on vegetables and mentions two packaging options.
Winnipeg dispatch reports N. L. Poulin limited sent 25 dead rats by air express to the Alberta government for display. The rodents, shot at St Boniface nuisance yard, are part of a 200 rodent order and will be mounted to show Albertans what a pest looks like amid a mounting bid to keep rats out of the province.
Shell Oil Company of Canada inaugurated a large gas scrubbing plant at Jumping Pound, twenty miles west of Calgary, with Alberta minister N E Tanner officiating. The plant begins supplying natural gas to Western Natural Gas Co for Calgary and southern Alberta, with Banff and Canmore to follow this summer.
Magel brothers George and Dennis captured nine timber wolf pups from a den half a mile from their farm home. They receive a bounty of ten dollars per pair of ears. Local brief notes also mention unrelated regional updates on infrastructure and employment.
Victoria resident William J Hyde 81 a lifelong curler reflects on his Nanaimo bonspiel run with Max Zabel's Victoria rink reaching finals in two events and semifinals in a third He hopes to see a Victoria curling rink built by 1970 and plans to celebrate his 100th birthday at the Victoria rink in 1970 Hyde born March 16 1870 in London Ontario built the Balgonie rink in 1901 and has spent much of his money on curling while remaining active in the sport despite long absence from competition.
35 year old Corny Friesen of Hague plans to marry his grandmother, widow Mrs Friesen, after his grandfather died. The tale twists as Corny would then be stepfather to his own uncle, who is his future wife’s son.
Canadian farmers received record prices in March as the Bureau of Statistics reports farm price index at 280.8. The February peak was 272, with March 1950 at 252.4. Fish are unable to close their eyes.
Read as an invitation noting Brus Bosxer Margarine versus any spread and highlighting Bite Boxner flavor. Mentions Biue Bonner and Rice Banner variants with suggested uses in cooking and on vegetables. Mentions a 4.08 Boxxer Margarine packaging and a Yellon Quin bag for quick color.
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