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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1976
Page
4
Classified listing for a 1973 Dodge 3 ton truck featuring a 361 V 8 motor, 600 series, five speed transmission, two speed rear axle, 14 foot box with hoist and stock racks, new rear tires, power steering and radio. Includes basic specs and equipment details.
A 1967 Fargo offering a 2 ton 15 foot box with a 318 V-8, four speed, two speed axle and 27,000 miles. Located in Fargo, this listing highlights rugged Iowa pickup utility and vintage truck features.
1971 FORD one ton long wheel base truck featuring dual rear tires and an 11 foot box with Holst. Equipped with a four speed transmission and a V eight motor. Ideal for heavy hauling and commercial use.
Classified item describing a 1968 Ford one ton truck featuring a short wheel base dual rear wheels V eight motor four speed transmission and a nine foot box with stock racks for sale by owner.
Reggie notes a travelogue calling the European principality of Lichenstein a haven with minimal taxes no unemployment no strikes or unrest and only two conservative political parties Spring arrives with familiar restlessness. Ontario trustees approve a bagpipe playing credit course for students amid bemused commentary on Don Jonas farewell.
The Golden Age group met April 28 at the Miniota Community Centre with 26 members and three visitors. A group photo by Leah O Callaghan, whist, crokinole and shuffleboard entertained, while display items from Mr and Mrs B Lawrence and a Farm Flashbacks scrapbook were shown. Poem readings featured If God should go on strike read by Mrs Evelyn Barrett and Myrna Kelly’s poetry noted.
Stephen Day printed the first American spelling book in Cambridge Massachusetts in the year 1643. The event marks an early colonial effort to standardize spelling and literacy education in New England.
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