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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
2
A bride and mother plan summer receptions with menus from the Poultry Products Institute of Canada. The guide lists servings for assorted sandwiches relishes small cakes and punch and gives poultry yield estimates for recipe planning.
A brief Q and A set on Canadian geography economy and history. It notes Mount Logan in Yukon Territory as Canada’s highest peak at 19 850 feet and names Prime Minister Sir John Thompson who died in Windsor Castle in 1894. It also states municipal tax spending ratios and early ship to shore radio origin.
The data shows a decline from 1,924 dollars per person in 1957 to about 1,900 dollars in 1961. The trend indicates a slight drop in per capita income over that period.
The article notes Canada’s water bodies cover 231 571 square miles far exceeding areas of many regions. It mentions the great snow goose population migration from Canada’s north and a dramatic decline to about 3 000 birds, illustrating wildlife changes amid the vast geography.
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