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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1959
Page
2
Classified fragment lists heating equipment and miscellaneous articles for sale. Includes incomplete pricing, contact hints, and location clues in Regina Saskatchewan. The text is garbled but indicates a local classified ad offering home heating gear and related items.
Regional Superintendent Burns A Matheson of the department of natural resources says this year 161 new picnic tables 47 camp fireplaces and 10 camp kitchens were built. New or updated sites include Dore Christopher Emma Candle Piprell Fishing and Little Bear lakes as roadside facilities total 214 picnic tables 74 fireplaces and 22 camp kitchens in the region.
In the Sahara desert, oases arise where underground water sources reach the surface as springs. These springs create isolated green areas sustaining palms, grasses, and nomadic life by providing vital water in the arid region.
Thos. Scott of Winnipeg completed a 3500 mile Winnipeg to Vancouver and return trip in a 1926 Ford roadster with his 14 year old son Robert. They started August 1 and reached Winnipeg August 15 spending 1.50 on repairs for transmission bands. The journey via Crow's Nest Pass and Cascades was an experiment to test the car's endurance with no fires needed on the way.
A poem from The Echo Hamiota Man warns that a child may ignore safety rules. It urges parents to teach The Rule That will keep him safe from traffic fools and ensure he reaches school safely.
Army authorities announced Lt John Isaak of West Kildonan has been posted to Manitoba Area Headquarters as Personnel Selection Officer at No 8 Personnel Depot in Winnipeg. He previously served as Transport Officer with 10 Company Royal Army Service Corps at Fort Osborne Barracks in Winnipeg.
The renowned Austrian composer Franz Schubert died at age 51 due to typhoid fever. His death closes a prolific but tragically short career that shaped early Romantic music.
The classroom cloakroom shows a pageant of autumn leather tones for boys and girls. Colors range from navy and scarlet to olive, tan, and grey with new lighter looks for boys. Durable shearling jackets and hip length styles highlight practical dress and fashion in school wear.
The Lemsford grower nicknamed Cotton King of the county talks of entering the cotton business if summers lengthen. He showed a 18 inch plant from twelve he grew last summer, buds forming but hail and frost damaged the crop. Seeds came from a cotton gin in Pima County Arizona. he has 12 more and plans to plant again next year to reach the cotton ball stage.
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