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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1958
Page
7
Saskatchewan Government purchases 5.0 percent of Craik town debt issued for a sewage project. Investment aims to back municipal debt amid marketing challenges and fund essential services in school units and rural districts.
Mr A Rakai district farmer told Herald readers to stop ads for 40 laying hens he advertised. After publication all hens sold, leaving buyers phoning him and his nerves shaken. Also note Alaska's 26000 mile coastline longer than continental US.
The Briquette plant near Bienfait evolved from an early 1920s government sponsored experiment to a private venture. It operates largely year round, producing 45 000 tons of briquettes annually from lignite coal, plus 300 000 to 400 000 gallons of creosote sold to a northern Saskatchewan firm. The plant employs 32, with head office in Winnipeg and president Hugh MacDonald.
Misses blouse pattern 4502 in sizes 12 to 20 features V neck and waist wrap. Size 16 requires 175 yards 54 inch fabric. printed directions included. Send 40 cents in coins with name address and size to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
The Manitoba study compares physical education standards across Canada Britain the United States and Russia. It notes Canada lags behind others, Britain emphasizes fundamental movement and longer school hours, the United States shows wide variation with many schools using specialists, and Russia pursues mass programs with large infrastructure and frequent contests.
Two skunks blocked a waterline trench at Norton Implement Agency attracting onlookers. The Vermilion Alberta workers suspended progress to let the odor clear after the animals were killed and removed.
Senior citizens in Dauphin town and district will gain clubrooms in the Legion building once the library moves to its new site and renovations for the proposed setup are completed, according to the Dauphin Herald and Press.
A comet’s tail always points away from the sun, so when the body moves toward the sun its tail trails behind the head, while the tail streams outward as the sun’s rays push material away.
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