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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
2
Federal provincial conference in Ottawa heard optimistic forecasts for 1952. Canada is expected to export or carry over 600 million bushels of wheat, with strong world demand. Beef prices may stay similar to US levels, pork could fall, and milk and dairy product prices are likely to rise.
Forecasts for farm markets and prices look hopeful as farmers enter the New Year with expectations of firm prices. Despite rising incomes and living costs, farm income remains tied to world markets and price fluctuations, making sales crucial to farmers.
Allied Fort St. John No. 1 in British Columbia is producing 25 to 30 barrels daily as two more wells will be started. Pacific Petroleums Ltd president Frank M McMahon said No. 3 will be drilled about three miles northwest and No. 4 about six and a half miles northwest. Temperatures around 40 below hinder work.
Public health notice urges fall and winter etiquette to prevent illness. Citizens are advised to cover coughs and sneezes with a disposable handkerchief or tissue, reducing spread and protecting others during respiratory season.
The article explains frost bite treatment to gradually rewarm the affected part, avoid rubbing or snow, keep away from heat sources, and gently cover the area until circulation returns. Do not use warm water or direct heat. thaw slowly and apply soothing ointment similar to treating a burn.
La Ronge residents on Lac la Ronge in Saskatchewan form a local ratepayers association as they seek village status. The settlement, with a permanent population of 364, is governed by the resources department under the northern administration act of 1948.
A collection of light jokes and quips about social visits, gifts, dating, and everyday misunderstandings. Includes lines about dinner invitations, a cookbook gift, unclever dating comments, a motorist near a crossing, fashion and eyewear humor, and a math classroom pun.
Vancouver based Okanagan Air Services chief Carl Agar notes two types of fans chase the Lost Creek legend. reputable explorers and screwballs seek a helicopter ride to the gold site about 50 miles north. He has flown 21st victim Albert Gaspard and says many prospects arrive spring, often with little food, hoping to pull out large sums yet avoiding taxes.
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