Poultry Eggs Wanted and Seed Certification Note
Poultry and eggs sought and Arlo rape seed certified no IL. Price listed at 1) per two pounds for binds on day, A Vidal shipping 237.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1961
Page
7
Poultry and eggs sought and Arlo rape seed certified no IL. Price listed at 1) per two pounds for binds on day, A Vidal shipping 237.
Advertises a new edition of The Guide Book of Canadian Coins 1961, with 52 fakes, 17 illustrations and 2 pages of supply catalog. Mentions Regency Coin and Stamp at 137 Rupert and 157 Rupert Winnipeg, plus a mail order service offering coins, tokens and paper money with guaranteed satisfaction and back issues.
An editorial compares a real danger to a tiger lurking in homes and roads. It cites Saskatchewan child accident statistics for 1960 showing 106 deaths and 27,000 injuries, emphasizing home hazards, poisoning, farm machinery, and the need for national focus on child safety.
In primitive societies the taking of interest for loans within the same community was unknown. The article compares early barter and lending practices with modern credit norms, noting the absence of usury in informal exchanges.
The Canadian Highway Safety Council warns that one person is responsible for preventing traffic accidents not the other fellow. After winter driving, drivers should inspect vehicles and replace worn parts to ensure safety for spring and summer driving. The Vehicle Safety Committee sponsors a May-long drive with the slogan Safety is in your hands.
Canada's new cost of living index uses family budgets from $2 500 to $7 000 yearly, replacing the earlier $1 650 to $4 050 range used a decade ago. The article notes the shift aims to reflect changing spending patterns and economic realities.
Minneapolis housewife Mrs. Lou Dykstra had a son born in Winnipeg two hours after she led a barbershop quartet to victory in a competition. The baby weighed 72 pounds and the father jokes the child could seek prime ministership in Canada since U.S. law requires birth in the United States for the presidency.
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