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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1953
Page
7
Hartley and Snider, two ambitious brokers, leave college to build assets and run Hartley and Snider. They joke about wealth and signatures as they join forces, debating a country club membership while courting Marion at a mountain club.
Hartley, Snider, and Ben plan a deer hunt after a failed business deal. Hartley shoots a moose, but Snider murders him by manipulating the rifle. Ben later confesses a faulty gun caused the blast, revealing Snider’s plan for revenge and fraud.
Blue Bonnet Margarine invites shoppers to enter a nine week contest with weekly prizes. A $500 first prize and $200 in seen prizes highlight twenty three big prizes per week totaling over $10,000. Contest ends at midnight in July with entry in grocer's packages.
Naturalists contend wild reindeer may have roamed Scotland as late as the 1100s. The note cites ongoing debate over historical wildlife distribution and ancient climate signals.
Harold B. Hill of Nipawin won a 15 pound 13 ounce northern pike during Candle Lake derby hosted by Nipawin Kinsmen Club. The event drew local anglers and showcased strong fishing in Saskatchewan lake.
A Calgary Stampede event turns dangerous as a staged wild west act ends with a bank holdup by a rodeo bullfighter who plans a simulated shoot up downtown then flees on horseback. The spectacle raises security concerns for July 16 18.
Ontario leads with Saskatchewan second Quebec also appears in answers. Early century Ottawa immigration policy brought in a million Americans. About a million and a quarter people work in primary textiles as the biggest employer. Material supplied by Quick Canadian Facts editors.
Winners announced for Manitoba division of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association. Virden Empire Advance and Winkler Progress top all round newspaper categories in over and under 1,250 circulation. Selkirk Enterprise wins best weekly editorial page. Altona Echo and Dauphin Herald and Press place second and third in larger class. Clark trophy goes to David K. Friesen of the Altona Echo.
Seven miles of the Jasper-Bantt Highway will be rebuilt by the National Parks Branch to remove bends and improve shoulders. The Miette River bridge and trestles on the Miette Hot Springs road will be replaced with steel spans. A large great white shark can reach about 40 feet in length.
An ad touts FASTEETH denture powder promising firmer dentures for eating talking laughing and sneezing without wobble. It claims no gummy taste or feeling and no nausea while neutralizing denture breath with an alkaline formula. Available at drug stores.
Canadian refined beet and cane sugar sales topped 96.9 million pounds in April, up from a year earlier, with four month totals near 366.0 million pounds. Production increased to 72.9 million pounds in April and 252.9 million pounds in four months, while total supplies rose to 324.5 million pounds in April and 595.6 million in four months. Month end stocks reached about 22.8 million pounds. Meltings and raw cane sugar sales also rose in April and January–April. Receipts fell slightly, and month-end stocks declined from last year for raw cane sugar.
A Q and A style prompt asks which era favored cross border population shifts, identifies the number of Canadians in manufacturing and the top industry, and requests the provinces leading in maple syrup and sugar, pulp and paper production, and farm cash income, directing readers to another column for answers.
Gardening hobby can lead to skin cuts and scratches that may worsen without prompt attention. Clean wounds and apply dressings to prevent infection. keep gauze and adhesive bandages ready. A home first aid kit is essential in any setting including car and office. Eat Right Live Right Feel Right.
Bevan Lawson of the Canal Man Red Cross offers swimming instruction for new beachgoers. Emphasizes staying in waist deep water with an adult, practicing breathing and submersion, and using simple underwater kicks. Encourages repeated “sleighride” practice and to keep ears submerged as you move toward shore.
A guided basic swimming lesson describes the Jelly Fish Float to float with back out of water and how to practice a leg kick sand crawl Sleigh Ride. It warns to keep head in water, breathe out underwater, and only swim with a helper in shallow water as practice continues next week.
After more than fifty years Buffalo return to Waterton Lakes National Park. Six buffalo were moved from Elk Island National Park to a special enclosure in April and the first calf of the new herd was born shortly after arrival.
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