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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1950
Page
6
The article describes a reinforced concrete underground storage for 200 to 300 bushels of root crops. It details roof reinforcement with % inch rods, lengthwise steel, ventilation via bin air passages, slatted bin floors, and concrete walls with a 1 3 5 mix. It notes optimal site on southern or eastern slope, partial undergrounding if needed, drainage, humidity control, and frost protection features.
Canadian Industries limited plans a $3,000,000 commercial explosives plant three miles south of Calgary. Construction will start October 1, CI L announced.
A new brown 10 cent post age stamp honoring Canada s fur trade will be issued in October per Post master General Rinfret. Other notes include British Oversea s stewardess Ann Freestone logging over 1 000 flying hours and about 250 000 miles, Liechtenstein s taxless setup via exempt corporations, rising Canadian air carrier revenues to 3 202 213 in March, US employment up 1 153 000 in August to 62 367 000, and Scandinavian Airlines high load factor of 99 7 percent in June with 1 866 passengers from North America to Europe.
The note warns against using soap on mustard stains as it reacts with turmeric coloring. Soap alkali turns turmeric reddish brown, causing a permanent stain.
The puzzle presents horizontal and vertical clues for a crossword with entries including general words names and relationships. Read through the list to solve the grid by matching definitions to terms such as so be it remain eye and ocean to haul and other items.
The column discusses a mix of trivia and opinions. It asks if children from large families are less intelligent, cites a few unnamed examples of charitable elder siblings, and humorously questions names. It also notes pig and mule myths. It mentions George Bernard Shaw studying cemetery epitaphs and praises French women’s subtle influence on men.
Swift Current agricultural representative P. W. Coolican urged farmers to preserve every pound of fodder for winter and to store straw and Russian thistle as nutritious feed. He recommends one acre of grass alfalfa per cattle head, notes projected profits despite seed prices, and advises a two year hay reserve and protective straw cover.
A poem traces a tomboy from a country town childhood to a mature life. She rejected strict expectations, romped with boys, endured scolding, and pressed on through troubles with the same fearless playfulness. The speaker notes time’s wear yet enduring dare in each new challenge.
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