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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1958
Page
2
A brief notice from Regina Saskatchewan highlights a contact phone 308 165 for the Canadian Weekly feature. No other details are provided in the fragment.
An ad lists PRAIPIE PUBLISHERS CO-OP with 14% service and a title about the problem drinker. Also promotes used furnaces, water heaters, and power tools. Regina Saskatchewan contact details and phone numbers are provided.
The Leader of Morrisburg Ontario reports two hunters Mace Devaul and Bill McCosh bagged a rare white snow goose in a duck hunt. The bird, weighing five to seven pounds with full plumage, is noted as very unusual for the district and follows the central states path per Birds of America.
Word was received that one of the 50 new aged homes will be built at Vulcan through Hon. Peter Dawson MLA for Little Bow. Other sites in Southern Alberta include Pincher Creek Medicine Hat Bow Island Cardston and Raymond.
A catalogue advertises Catholic prayerbooks Bibles and religious articles with a free gift offer. From Burns Hanley Company at 1863 Cornwall Street Regina Saskatchewan the notice promotes catalog shopping and religious items for sale.
A reflective poem by E. M. MacEWEN from Sunset Lodge Charlottetown muses on time as a shared, priceless resource. It urges mindful living, prayer, visiting friends, and offering encouragement before life ends.
Dr. T V Johnston resigns as provincial veterinarian with the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture to start private practice in Regina. He will oversee health of 60 cattle and 40 horses at the Royal Winter Fair. Johnston joined the department in 1950 and became provincial veterinarian in 1952.
An unsigned poem titled Give This A Little Thought is printed in The Weekly News Leader Sask. It urges drivers to pause and drive safely when children are near, urging mindful passing and careful street behavior.
Railway carloadings declined about 12 percent in the third October week, lowering the cumulative decline to nearly 7.5 percent. Freight volume through Canadian canals in August was about 5 percent smaller than August 1957.
Saskatchewan’s Minister of Mineral Resources Hon J H Brockelbank announced a Toronto based W S Kennedy Group will explore about 6000 square miles in the William River region south of Lake Athabasca. The deal closes public staking, requires a survey, and may grant exclusive rights to half the area after milestones. Exploration costs total 4000000 dollars through 1962 with lease options in a checkerboard pattern. Slavery history note appears as unrelated text.
Craft idea for a 12 inch clown doll made from a man’s size 12 sock with remnants. Describes how both young and old will enjoy it and notes low cost for a child friendly delight. Pattern 7043 offered by Household Arts Department Toronto. send 35 cents with name and address.
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