On The Side: Vider Some Things Are Cheaper
A concise note highlights price differences in a side column. It observes select items shown as cheaper than usual and hints at shopper choices. No dramatic events, just a quick comparison.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
5
A concise note highlights price differences in a side column. It observes select items shown as cheaper than usual and hints at shopper choices. No dramatic events, just a quick comparison.
A column of humorous fragments notes cheaper goods like golf balls, compares past and present prices, jokes about high school gender dynamics, and recalls a London sobriety test using a telephone book. It also mentions names changing to Kim, water content in steak and potato, and pricey restaurant dinners.
The Journal defends its recent Mix-Up Contest and similar radio and television contests. It notes many entrants show unusual talents and knowledge, praises the entertainment value, and says winners were rewarded despite limited prizes.
A large blaze last week in Beeston, Manitoba, destroyed the historic revenue building that housed the provincial legislature and affected gas tax permits for thousands of farmers and commercial gas operators. The disaster occurred around April 3 with wide damage to the structure and records.
Humboldt council restored parking meters to operation at their Monday night meeting. The meters had been suspended during winter due to snow drifts and reduced need for proper parking. The report notes a reactivation to manage street parking as conditions improve.
Grande Prairie plans to elevate to county status with a formal city status application to the provincial Department of Municipal Affairs. MLA Ira McLaughlin of Grande Prairie comments on the filing while a nearby article mentions knitting origins in Scotland from the 16th century.
Moosomin Jaycees announce a first ever Teen-Age Pontecoo event in Moosomin on Wednesday April 24 starting at 1 pm. The article notes the event as a historic milestone for Moosomin with local coverage and details including the gathering in town and timing.
Delta Marsh in Manitoba draws scientists and students from Canada the United States England and New Zealand to study with a small staff of biologists. The area hosts netted decoys and duck habitats at a narrow end of the marsh.
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