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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1958
Page
7
Obscure classified items include used oil furnaces and furniture at low prices, regional service ads, septic tank cleaning, and a range of teaching nurse and administrative job postings across Forestburg, Regina, Saltcoats, Amrose, and surrounding towns. Listings mention salaries, training years, and housing provisions amid a broader rural employment listing.
Income tax service entries invited by readers. Saskatchewan Co operative Creamery Association Ltd seeks poultry suppliers and members to arrange supply rates and top prices. Contact W J Sharpe & Co Regina address and Canada Packers Moose Jaw for live poultry demand and auctioneering schools.
A fragment from a Canada Packers Limited listing mentions a price of 19 cents and another figure of 14. Seeves Ue appears as stray text in the damaged excerpt.
An Express report from Binscarth Manitoba notes the passenger pigeon once thrived across southern Canada with flocks in the tens of thousands but has become totally extinct due to lack of conservation measures and overhunting.
A Canada Department of Agriculture study shows agricultural aviation growing since 1920 with 203 craft logging 15 435 hours last year. Planes sprayed fields and fought frost, counted cattle, checked fences, and aided remote farming through transport, surveying, and even hunting and firefighting.
A balloon released by Kitty Murphy of Oak Park Illinois traveled about 400 miles to Maitland River area near Seaforth Ontario. Found on the west bank by Robert Govenlock of Sea forth whose father Thomas owns the nearby farm. The Kiwanis Club Oak Park Playgrounds Barrie Playgrounds summer contest seeks farthest flight.
The giant clam of the East Indies is described as the greatest living mollusk. Hollowed shells may weigh about 500 pounds, illustrating the remarkable size of this marine creature.
A list of new Lone Scouts welcomed includes Richard Horung Crayson Wraymond Kindopp Mazenod Brian Maddigan Larry Morse and Reid Walton of Palmer. Several Scouts earned Tenderfoot and Second Class ranks with Investitures led by Counsellors Johnny Brown Grant Davidson Dale Graham Ken Murray Barry Shepherd Reid Walton Tyler Wiley and Bernard Winnick. Lonie Lorne White of Silton returned home fully recovered after illness at the Lone Scout camp.
Ted Trueblood profiles northern Saskatchewan grayling fishing in True Magazine’s August issue. He praises Clearwater River and Careen Lake hotspots, notes the sport’s constant action, and mentions a tour arranged by the provincial Travel and Information department.
Heat waves reduce appetite for heavy meals and favor cold salads with bright greens. A bowl of varied vegetables, plus protein from cold meats or cheese, and drinks like milk or tomato juice, provides balanced nutrition on hot days.
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