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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1953
Page
2
An editorial emphasizes Canada's vast timber oil minerals and fertile lands, arguing the nation must use scientific farming and conservation to maintain productivity. It calls for forest reforestation, careful cutting, and soil care to ensure long term wealth from natural resources.
A discussion on Canada’s natural resources as a national asset requiring both industry and faith. Emphasizes citizen involvement, responsible development, and the need for capital and workers to open mines and wells, with a call for Canadians to participate in the future growth.
A detailed guide on curling leads to study weight control and ice reading. It stresses watching stones, understanding how ice runs, and thinking before shots to avoid misguiding broom plays and ensure proper shot selection.
Eva Riggs a Shaunavon harness racing trotter with 96 wins in 104 starts was sold by William Houston to Ronald Mercier of Waterloo Iowa for a reported 5000. The sale marks a notable transfer in Saskatchewan racing circles.
Regina reports 1952 as a grim year for Saskatchewan drivers with 1311 licenses suspended or revoked. Of these 541 were for drinking, 116 for reckless driving, and 654 for other offenses. December penalties rose sharply versus the previous year. Colored licenses rose to 2201 for the year ending December 31.
Ottawa reports about 1,000 university seniors will enter the job market this spring with 12,402 final year students enrolled. Employers quote 1,556 jobs for graduates and 2,549 summer posts for undergraduates. The final-year cohort includes engineers, commerce, arts, science, dentistry, education, law, medicine, nursing and other fields.
Be sure to send twenty five cents to obtain Pattern 7315 with 24 bluebird motifs for aprons table cloths and guestroom items. Includes sizes, washable design notes and a Be sure to write name address and pattern number. Six complete patterns printed in the Alice Brooks Needlework Book with 91 illustrations.
James Muir outlines Canada’s role in reviving the world economy during the bank’s annual shareholders meeting. He argues for free exchange rates to ease dollar shortages, calls for reducing tariffs, and stresses investment in underdeveloped nations while warning against overoptimism and heavy consumer credit.
General Manager Atkinson announced the 1942 Royal Bank of Canada report shows total assets reaching 2,691,446,873 dollars, a new Canadian banking high. Deposits climbed to 2,527,410,437 dollars, with over 100,000 new accounts and profits up by 3.76? million after taxes. The bank opened 18 new branches, improved 275 others, and prepared seven more, while the reserve fund rose to 55 million dollars. The overseas network continued to support Canadian trade, enhancing the bank’s public image and service.
A speech extols America as a young nation with a strong economy and growth potential. It urges confidence over gloom and argues the country stands at the threshold of national greatness, despite present difficulties.
The local plant of Canadian Sugar Factories Ltd in Picture Butte Alberta finished its 1952 beet sugar processing run with no lost time due to accidents. Officials say this is a first for the plant.
Women over 21 on the Cut Knife Indian reserve attended a meeting called by John Tootootsis, president of the Union of Saskatchewan Indians, to explain the new Indian Act allowing them to vote on band affairs. The historic session marks new participation in local governance.
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