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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
2
An eclectic ad section promotes coal stokers furnaces and home repairs beside a bold oil boom offer. It touts government oil and gas leases in Utah and Canada with monthly payments and royalties, urging readers to invest for wealth. Names include Kish Canadian American Sl Co and Salt Lake City address.
An advertisement for correspondence courses by the Success Commercial Cellawe in Winnipeg and Canadian Correspondence Courses in Toronto offering Bookkeeping Shorthand Penmanship Rapid Arithmetic and related business subjects. It invites readers to request a free prospectus and circular No 35.
A senate committee debates broadcasting law changes feared to give CBC a free hand. Critics warn government actions, political bias, and expansion of CBC news could erode democracy and misallocate public funds.
A peaceful suburb erupts into a summer long conflict over a planned lily pond. Neighbors trade threats, protests, and accusations as mothers fear their children crossing into the danger zone. Calls for a summit and fence to end the dispute echo the wider tension between neighbors and nations.
A ten year old boy lists questions to test his teacher in a playful challenge. He asks about vehicle types by rear view, birds at feeders, horsepower of a bulldozer, locomotive uses, tools, reptiles, car starters, animal tracks, water skis, dual rear wheels, and more. The piece closes with a safety note from The Kennedy Times.
A new 850000 Provincial Laboratories building was officially opened October 17 in Regina. It is the first designed to house the 53 year old laboratories, connected to the public health building by a 100 foot tunnel. Premier T C Douglas opens it. Dr Hugh E Robertson is director.
A simple job builds a chair or a set of chairs. The chairs promise comfort with supportive seats and backs, crafted in a workshop setting.
A Christian offers ten shillings to a profanity-prone man if he repeats oaths alone in a village graveyard at midnight. The man can’t utter the words before God and flees, seized by fear, seeking mercy as the clock ends the day. This War Cry excerpt ends with a moral challenge to beware of targets.
A humorous exchange in North Star Norquay Saskatchewan centers on a family debating a bicycle for their mischievous child. The mother doubts it will help behavior but notes it may spread mischief further, while the doctor suggests too much drinking as the root cause and the patient jokes about returning when sober.
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