Classified Canadian Nookly Fratuies Pal
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1960
Page
2
Classified line reads Canadian Nookly Fratuies in short classified notice style. No further readable details provided.
Major General NE Hadger, chair of the Maniota Silver Control Commission, announces new 8 ounce glasses for draught beer. The change replaces the 9 ounce planter type and includes an Approved LACM mark on the base. Rodger notes the 9 ounce glass was too small for rapid full measures and proper head.
A historical notice advertises a sale of loose and based hay and feeds near Kisey, listing vendors including Bill Bushell and Kis tey. It notes location 1/2 mile from No. 13 highway and describes items to be sold in a rural market setting.
A Canada Department of Agriculture guide suggests honey glazed onions baked until tender then glazed with honey, whole onions boiled and served with curry cream sauce, creamed fried onions with mushrooms, small onions in water with green pepper served in cream sauce, and onions with cheese baked under a broiler for a browned top.
Perfumes that linger in memory may leave fabrics with a disagreeable resinous stain that cannot be removed. The odor and residue linger in material after application.
A beauty expert outlines a salon level hand care routine you can do at home. Begin with proper nail shaping, then massage with Hand and Body Lotion, treat cuticles with Cuticle Cream, and finish with base coat, two thin lacquer coats, and a top coat. Regular nightly top coats extend wear to a week.
A chaotic scene unfolds as police tighten a railroad watch while a suspect hides on a railway line. Deputies claim torn train tickets will trap the fugitive, and the sheriff orders vigilance as roads near the town stay blocked. Nearby, jokes and family feuds add domestic color to the dramatic chase.
Canadian steel mills produced 5.8 million ingot tons in 1959, up 86 percent from 1958 and 12 percent above the 1956 record, marking a peak in output for the industry.
At Liaise Farm in Nappan, an experimental program housed 2,000 White Leghorns in a 40 by 100 foot pole barn from eight to 20 weeks. Five doors and front end openings provided weather adjustable access while central alleys allowed truck passage. Tubular feeders fed a week’s supply. movable roosts freed daytime floor space. The setup cut losses to predators and reduced feeding time and staffing needs.
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