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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
7
At the rail I watch Louie bet on a horse named Contrary with a hunch tied to his girl Mary. Beady White tries purse snatching, Louie’s finesse saves the day, and the pair end with Louie returning stolen money while proclaiming the bet a sure-fire win.
Mrs Jim Coleman endorses Blue Bonnet Margarine highlighting flavor nutrition and economy. The ad touts sunny sweet taste whether melted or cold and claims money savings for families. It promotes Canada quality all vegetable margarine in regular economy packets and Yellow Quik bag options.
Saskatchewan shows the largest turkey population increase in Canada this year under Prof. W J Rae of the University of Saskatchewan, rising 95.2 percent. Other notes include Vancouver fig tree yields, Red Deer housing permits, Gaelic course in Vancouver night school, Prince Albert civic surplus, and Prof. Baker to head Saskatchewan royal agricultural commission.
The board of grain commissioners says sixty five percent of Canada's record wheat crop will rate the top grades No 1 and No 2 Northern. This compares with six percent last year and a 10 year average of 70 percent. Last year only .4 percent graded No 1 Northern and 5.6 percent No 2 Northern.
Canon R. Manwaring of the Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society says western universities should open a physiotherapy department. The society cites few training centres in Canada, none in the west, and aims to expand access with mobile clinics.
Sheffield manufacturers who produced thousands of Coronation souvenirs stamped with the Royal Crown have learned they may have violated the law and must possibly junk their merchandise. The article notes Britain has 5,500 islands.
FASTEETH offers an improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It claims not to slide or rock, leaves no gummy taste, and is alkaline to avoid sour dentures odor. Available at drug stores.
Wolves kill roughly 34 000 Canadian caribou each year, about five percent of the herd. The figure reflects ongoing predation pressures on caribou populations.
Farmers in the Clear Hills Dixonville district northwest of Peace River report bands of wild horses up to 500 head destroying crops. Livestock Commissioner W H T Mead will meet farmers October 7 to discuss roundup rules and sale proceeds used to cover costs. A medic notes one million women are overweight.
Swedish Minister to Canada Klas Book said Alberta's Athabasca tar sands hold untapped oil. He noted Swedish engineering could unlock reserves if current experiments succeed, attracting Swedish capital to Canada. An aside mentions the primrose being misidentified as a rose.
Dough may be cut with an orthodox doughnut cutter, then fried to form doughnuts and holes. The note describes the shaping method for making doughnuts and their hollow centers.
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