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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1958
Page
3
A historic public notice stresses drowning prevention near pools dams and dugouts. It describes throwing devices using rope and cans as improvised buoys and advises practice with two cans and a long pole to reach and assist victims safely.
In Melpenuine Australia a young emu named Jessie incubated what staff first believed to be an egg. They found it was a rusted hand grenade with the pin intact and removed it despite Jessie's protests. A rattlesnake remains the most widespread venomous reptile in U S forests.
Staff Sergeant S. P. Yamauchi and Sergeant Major Yutaka Yamane, both RCASC Militia members, joined the Summer Camp at Camp Dundurn Saskatchewan. Yamauchi served five years in World War Two and taught Japanese at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.
A reflective musing questions who will care for the government as it pledges to care for every life stage from birth to death and marriage to rent. The piece ponders collective dependence on governance and who sustains the state itself.
Ken Miller of Sturgeon Valley owns a sow that farrowed 16 piglets on May 20 with one death, then 11 more on June 9 with nine surviving, totaling 27 piglets in 20 days. The sow nursed both litters and attracted University of Saskatchewan officials who called it a freak of nature. Separately, U.S. unions report about 35 million dollars yearly in dues from Canadian members.
A vintage ad offers Pattern 305 for a lawn swing with full construction steps and a materials list. The Lawn-and-Garden Furniture Packet No. 37 includes five patterns for 175, with address and publisher details in Vancouver British Columbia.
Leah returns to her Arctic community after two years in a tuberculosis sanatorium and begins English lessons for local children. Encouraged by a RCMP member, she uses a small warehouse as a makeshift school for two years with about 13 houses nearby.
A reflection on how attire and class distinctions have blurred as education rises and incomes level, with more professionals in casual wear and laborers in cleaner dress. It notes rising wages, leisure activities, and a shift toward equality, while hoping for continued openness beyond rigid dress codes.
Citizenship Day reflections highlight Germans Italians Hungarians and British as productive newcomers in the Boundary. New Canadians are described as hard working farmers tradespeople doctors and students who invest in homes furniture and families, spurring local business and growth. They are urged to be welcomed and accepted.
The Witness notes a spring virus affecting a select group, spreading beyond cities to parks aquariums and sports-store windows. Symptoms are long in gestation and subtle at first with changes in focus and obsession activities. The cure is large doses of fishing season.
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