Wiring myself to a clerk in a crowded store
The narrator complains of others stealing clerks' attention in stores while debating practical purchases like 12 gauge versus 14 gauge wire. He describes encounters with a bossy woman and a boastful man in tennis clothes, noting how people intrude on conversations and how he would rather wire himself to the clerk to avoid theft of attention.
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America
HEDC Drives $1 Lot Sale Attracts Wide Response
The Hamiota Economic Development Corporation launched a program selling Hudson Drive lots for one dollar with a community goods package worth over $15 000. Two province wide ads generated heavy interest with more than 60 inquiries since the second ad last week. Angela Bray of the village and HEDC fielded calls from Medicine Hat Alberta to Burlington Ontario. Potential new residents viewed the initiative with optimism.
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Hamiota
HEDC
Angela Bray
Private telephone lines come to Hamiota exchange
The Manitoba Telephone System announces private lines will replace party lines in Hamiota and surrounding rural areas. Conversion work starts September 28 with completion targeted by December 28, after which all subscribers will have their own private line.
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Hamiota Exchange
Manitoba Telephone System
MTS
Advertising Deadline Notice for Classified and Display
Advertising deadline for both classified and display ads is Thursday at 2:00 P.M. Ad staff must submit all materials by the stated time to ensure publication in the next edition.
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