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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
2
Sorrow over King George VI’s death shades the early weeks of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign as Canadians recall welcoming Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The young sovereign carries on traditional duties and inspires deep interest across the Commonwealth and beyond.
The article recalls Queen Elizabeth II as a well known sovereign amid a hopeful yet challenging era. It notes past reigns of Elizabeth I and Victoria, praising courage and fortitude shown during war and troubled times and expressing a wish for a bright chapter in Britain’s history.
The steadfast young Queen shows intention to carry on the monarchy and tradition of her father. Canadians who have seen her expect a gracious, people oriented reign. They anticipate a long tenure and a future with God Save the Queen as the anthem.
Chief Justice Thane Campbell announced the Canadian curling championship will be held in Sudbury Ontario marking the first Northern Ontario venue. Honorary chairman Thomas H. Rennie of Toronto will be followed by Senator John T. Haig of Winnipeg as chairman. Ross Harstone of Hamilton is named to the board.
Manitoba reports an all time low TB death rate of 21.6 per 100000 in 1951. White deaths rose by six but Indian deaths fell by 22, cutting the combined decline. 318,699 free chest X rays were given, covering 41 percent of the population, with expanded sanatorium services and reduced Indian cases from 239 to 169 and white cases from 363 to 333.
Vernon officials urge residents to stop shaving from April 1 to honor a diamond jubilee event saying the celebration would lack its name without beards. The note mentions Benjamin Franklin introducing the broom in the United States.
A collage of short gags and dialogue snippets describes brisk humor from a bygone era. Jests cover aging, military mishaps, television satire, romance misunderstandings, and everyday domestic miscues featuring a range of named characters and situations.
The article explains foot-and-mouth disease as a worldwide threat to cattle, detailing its tissue destroying virus, rapid spread, and economic impact. It covers outbreaks in Mexico in 1946, control measures, and the disease’s effect on animals, milk production, and trade, with comparisons to Britain and Canada.
Regina reports federal officials say shipments of baby chicks from approved Saskatchewan hatcheries are not restricted. There is no danger of chicks carrying foot-and-mouth virus, easing farmer concerns after cancellations and prompting hatchery operators to seek official guidance.
Farmers in Drake Saskatchewan optimistic as three large imported grain driers begin operation. Each dryer handles 1,000 bushels per hour at a cost of 12 cents per bushel, widening processing capacity for Mamp grain.
In Saskatchewan, about 1,000 rural districts closed over twelve years due to population decline since 1940. The education department report to the legislature notes persistently low enrolments made many schools unable to operate successfully, leading to closures.
Large international liquid fertilizer manufacturer seeks men for direct selling from factory to farmer. No prior selling experience needed. you can take orders in your own district. Earn steady income full or part time with a proven sales plan. No investment required. send $1 for sales kit refundable on first order to BOX 84, London Ontario.
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