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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 03, 1953

Page

2

Community Pastures Serve Western Areas

Regina reports Saskatchewan and Manitoba PFRA pastures manage about 1000 cattle owned by 6000 ranchers across 61 in Saskatchewan and five in Manitoba. Total pasture area nears 1,750,000 acres with 199,000 cattle grazed. Superintendent Raymond Youngman notes shift from cattle trails to truck movement and discusses pickup and delivery ideas.

Regina Prairie Farm Saskatchewan Manitoba Mr Youngman

Delburne Man Pioneer In Grocery Business

Delburne Alberta notes G. E. McCullough as a long time grocery man. He started in 1913 at White Hall Grocery in Macleod now Fort Macleod and has spent 10 years in Delburne after a 15 year period as a travelling salesman for groceries.

Delburne Alta G. E. McCullough White Hall Macleod Fort Macleod McCullough

Lawn Chaise Pattern Lets Amateurs Build Ease

The Home Workshop pattern explains a sturdy lawn chaise with simple tracing diagrams. Trace cut and assemble from a six foot board with adjustable back. bolts allow winter storage. Pattern 385 costs 35 cents with order details and address in Vancouver.

Humorous Snippets Track Everyday Misfortune and Irony

A collection of light jokes and puns about life at home school and prison time. Interactions include a boarding house banter about a warm Summer an inspector in a village school a mother and child and a punch line about a self made man and an architect.

Reston Doctor Celebrates 90th Birthday Milestone

Dr. A B Chapman, who began practice in 1900 after Queen's University training, marked his 90th birthday with a town park party attended by many. He has delivered about 2,000 babies in his long career.

Reston Man A. B. Chapman Queen’s University

McKean Endorses Vancouver Island For Clean Potatoes

Dr Wilbur J McKean head of the plant pathology lab at Saanichton B C says Vancouver Island is the best spot in Canada to grow clean disease free potatoes.

Courtney B.C Wilbur J. McKean Saanichton Vancouver Island Canada

Cicero Portrayed As Prince Of Latin Prose

A fragment notes Cicero as the prince of Latin prose writers, highlighting his reputation for eloquence and enduring influence in rhetoric.

Cicero

Blue Bonnet Margarine Featured In Flavor Promotion

Mrs John Fisher promotes De Luxe Blue Bonnet margarine highlighting sunny taste and high nutritional value. The ad notes individually wrapped quarters and convenient use with foil packaging and parchment inner wrap.

John Fisher F.N.E

Pedestrian Death Toll Shapes 1952 Manitoba Report

The 1952 Manitoba Highway Safety Division report details Winnipeg traffic, noting 11 of 13 fatalities involved pedestrians, with many pedestrians under four and over 65. It cites age groups, day and hour patterns, daylight and icy road factors, and vehicle involvement across cars, trucks, and taxis.

Manitoba Highway Safety Division Reater Winnipeg Director of Highway Safety R. B. Baillie

Modern crochet patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book

Pattern 7299 not shown offers chair set and leaves design for 25 cents. Pattern 7308 includes large doily 19 inches and small 13 inches in No 30 cotton. Send 25 cents to Household Arts Department Toronto with name address and pattern number TEN COMPLETE PATTERNS offer.

Alice Brooks

Canadians Buy Nearly 700 Million In New Vehicles In Six Months

Canadians bought almost 700 million dollars worth of new vehicles in the first half of 1953. The article notes many of these vehicles will aid development, but stresses that proper highways are needed to keep trucks buses and cars moving efficiently.

Canada

Olive Oil Coats Silver To Prevent Tarnish

Olive oil forms a thin protective film on silver to reduce tarnish during storage. When the piece is needed, the film washes off quickly with warm suds.

Canadians Enjoy Lowest Electric Rates in World

Canadians enjoy one of the lowest rates for electric service. The U S residential rate averaged 2.81 cents per kWh in 1951, while Canada was 1.65 cents. Commercial and industrial rates were 1.4 cents in the U S versus 0.6 cents in Canada.

U.S Canada

Prairie Farmers Face Great Storage Problem For Crop

Alberta farmers rush to store a bumper 1953 harvest amid crowded elevators and aging facilities. Prefab sheds and even lofts in barns and empty buildings are used to store wheat oats and barley. Government data show three bushels per acre quotas but total yields exceed capacity, leaving large portions piled on the ground with risks of moisture and beetle infestation.

Graham Trotter Edmonton Alberta Lethbridge Medicine Hat Agriculture Department Wheat Board Lethbridge-area

Airport revamp at Stephenson field extends runways

Stephenson airport in Winnipeg is undergoing a modernization to extend runways and facilities to accommodate jet aircraft. The project is expected to cost about 470000 dollars.

Winnipeg Stephenson

Mountain Gap Kicking Horse Pass Elevation

Mountain Gap in the British Columbia Rockies along the Kicking Horse Pass reaches 5296 feet above sea level. The location is noted for its high elevation within the range.

Kicking Horse Pass British Columbia Rockies

Cure For Nagging Wife Nearly Cost Hubby His Life

In Edmonton a husband attempted to scare his wife to stop her nagging. He tied a rope to his neck and the door, then slipped down cellar stairs. His wife revived him by striking his back with a broom after finding him gasping.

Hubby Edmonton

Roman Emperor Trials Paved Streets 2000 Years Ago

A Roman emperor first tried paving streets about two millennia ago, marking an early use of durable road surfaces. The historical note highlights ancient urban infrastructure efforts attributed to imperial decisions.

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