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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
7
Martha Fordham resists her husband Dick over a hat purchase, sparking a clash. An old mother in law, reading Caesar, seeds a plan that oddly helps the couple reconcile by proving the power of a shared foe.
FOR SALE single units or complete outfit milking machines new or used at low prices stock being cleared. Write J. L. Cassan Box 182 Brandon Manitoba.
Cook dinner in this party apron offering good cover for your holiday dress. Pattern 4755 in sizes small to large with complete illustrated instructions and tested fit. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.
Mrs. Ben Brown of Acme Alberta tends nearly 4000 turkeys prepared for year end sale. The flock, among Western Canada’s largest, relies on four pens with 12 year history of growth. Gobblers weigh near 23 pounds and may gain more before market.
Scotsdale Bombardier, a 1450 pound Canadian shorthorn bull, captured the grand championship in his class at the International Livestock Exposition and Grain and Hay Show. Entered by S. G. Bennett of Georgetown Ontario. The event highlighted Canadian breeders’ victory over American stock. Ancient stone and pane drawings suggest horse racing dates back 3000 years.
Cpl. P H Nightingale of the RCMP told the Rotary Club that the name Ile a la Crosse means island of lacrosse and has no religious meaning. In Gladstone the hospital district committee discusses two new four bed units for Plumas and Langruth. In Hudson Bay John Herbeniuk and John Romaniuk report wildlife sightings including a large old bear with cubs and timber wolves after a deer hunt. Vancouver endures a November rainfall record drop of 12.38 inches in a single month.
Alberta farmers are told by N E Tanner minister of lands and mines that a muskrat season is in effect across the province outside registered traplines from 12 noon March 1 1949 to midnight May 14 1949.
A. W. F. Banfield reports decimation of caribou herds in eastern Arctic Canada pushing Eskimos from Manitoba and Ungava toward Melville Peninsula and Baffin Island. He links rifle use and habit of hunting to herd declines, noting 100000 caribou crossing near Churchill, Manitoba.
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