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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1953
Page
7
Bertram Martin sits in his car outside Myra Wulfson's home then gifts her orchids in a garden scene filled with glamour. He recalls her daring jungle journeys and fame before a party gathers, a kitchen scare with a mouse, and his longed for confession of love.
Mrs Kenney and Norma Locke promote Blue Bonnet Margarine highlighting its fresh flavor year round nutrition and value. The copy compares Bilvr Boxnert and Lut Bonnet as spreads and cooking aids, noting economy packaging and a color wafer version.
City of Medicine Hat finished the year 1952 with a deficit of 5728 dollars. City Controller A. T. Legge said it may be the first shortfall in more than two decades.
The note states that fresh water lakes make up more than 6 percent of Canada’s total area. It presents a concise geographic fact about the country’s water resources.
Saskatchewan poultry commissioner F. E. Payne warns that care in the first six weeks decides fall profits. He urges ready brooder setups, clean housing, heat checks, clean water, proper space, and early outside access with separate pullets and cockerels. Guidance notes range from land prep to range needs and bulletins from the department.
Lands and Forests Minister Ivan Casey plans seven additional forest ranger lookout towers in Alberta to form a 36-post network across the north and eastern Rocky Mountains. The project will consume a large portion of a $1,006,000 forest protection budget, covering steel structures roads and ranger living quarters.
Lethbridge Alta Mayor Harry Weiner of Medicine Hat entered a pancake eating contest in Lethbridge and tied with Bob Kitson of Lethbridge for top honors by finishing 40 pancakes each. The article notes odd trivia about rhinoceros horn hairs as a filler detail.
Walter Ashfield, secretary manager of the Saskatchewan division of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association and Grenfell Sun official, suffered a heart attack and is hospitalized in Regina General Hospital. He is making a satisfactory recovery and is expected to remain hospitalized for some time. The world has iron ore reserves enough for about 84 billion net tons, sufficient for 825 years at the 1952 consumption rate.
Manitoba talks of a nickel discovery at Mystery Lake 420 miles north of Winnipeg rivalling Sudbury. International Nickel has staked about 450 claims along a 35 mile stretch from Ospagan to Mystery Lake with 9 to 13 drilling rigs reaching 240 feet and planned to 1100 feet. crews to move in spring breakup.
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