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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1961
Page
5
Classified list of used household items including electric heating equipment furnaces stoves coal hoppers heaters and related hardware. Several entries mention addresses in Kingston Ottawa Winnipeg and Terrace with prices and contact notes.
A chaotic mix of ad copy from Pepper Drugs Limited Regina Saskatchewan promoting Franslin Organte Iodide Conpanind as a cure for iodine deficiency with promises of cheap or free courses in bookkeeping and shorthand. Provides Toronto and Regina contact details and dubious claims.
In 1864 at 1864 Secarth Street Saskatchewan, an individual trains at the omptometer School seeking information by phone.
A local Mason City Iowa auctioneer promotes a loan auction catalogue featuring baked goods and related items. The notice advertises the impending sale and invites bidders to review the offering before the event.
An ad style notice touts Napps and similar products for stress relief and sleep. It promotes low price bundles and lists locations in Danforth Toronto and Vancouver for purchase. A hair removal product Saca-Pelo is described as penetrating and retarding growth rather than dissolving surface hair.
Fragmented OCR text lists various Saskatchewan business names and services including income tax forms, accounting firms, egg and electric motor services, stamps and trades, and repair shops. Disjointed addresses and phone numbers appear with no coherent event or outcome.
Chief Mungo Martin of the Kwakiutl and his nephew Henry Hunt carved a 60 foot totem pole for the Ottawa Scout Headquarters over about six months under the Provincial Museum of British Columbia. The pole valued around $500 features six crests Raven and other clan symbols. It was transported from British Columbia on two flat cars and set before the building with a concrete base and vivid colors. The gift was funded by British Columbia Scouts with support from commercial firms.
In Moose Jaw Ontario near Saskatchewan, unclear details describe a troubling event involving several individuals and a total financial figure. The report references a collision and ensuing charges with unspecified authorities and dates.
San Francisco attorney Mel Belli told a Vancouver Bar Association meeting that the Russian government commandeers bodies within four hours of death for blood, bone, skin, and tendon banking. He described a 30 day Russia tour influencing his view.
Emer son Manitoba hosts a cross bred Lacombe York program begun 18 months ago to bring a Canadian Lacombe line to the U.S. through artificial insemination. Harry Shepard devised a reliable method after trials with 60 York sows at St. Vincent achieving over 70 percent success. The hybrid shows better feed efficiency and earlier market readiness, with only seven piglets lost out of 220. Breeding groups are expanding across North Dakota and Minnesota.
An editor notes recurring color cycles in home decor, with five wallpaper hues shaping trends: beige, white, off white, grey, light green, and pink. Turquoise is rising, and public spaces often set the pace for what homes will adopt in future years.
Alberta ranchers report rising cattle rustling along the Alberta Saskatchewan border. A number of Alberta cattle have turned up in Saskatchewan herds and some stock moved from a provincial forest reserve in the Alberta foothills.
The Lacombe breed developed by the Canadian government at Lacombe Alberta underwent about 12 years of development and cost millions. It remains in West Emerson under contract with the founding association as top stock is kept, though its use is expected to end soon.
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