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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
4
South Africa faces possible famine as erosion worsens despite rains. J van Rensburg warns soil collapse could bring shortages of meat maize wheat and dairy within five years. Government plans include green month conservation and broader dissemination of soil-saving measures.
Los Angeles reports Mrs. Fredna Pavlich, 27, impeded Southern Pacific spur construction by pulling up survey stakes, blocking a grader, filling holes, watering workers, and threatening to throw a rock. Judge Swain issued an injunction to stop interference as the lawyer cited safety concerns for her children.
Shortening and sugar cream until fluffy. Add egg and milk with flour and bread crumb mixture. Fold in chopped dates. Spoon batter into greased custard cups. Bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes yields 6 large or 8 medium muffins.
Regina reports Saskatchewan farmers own fewer horses and cattle than in 1926 1936 and 1946 census years. Despite reduced livestock numbers the seeded and other pasture areas have grown greatly. Brockelbank notes potential to increase cattle production to utilize grass and feed and carry over young stock for next year.
Edmonton officials note horses remain essential on farms despite mechanization. A horse promotion branch says at least one good team is needed and that horses can perform tasks tractors cannot. The program cites 80 strong teams earning returns while unmarketable horses rise due to fewer slaughter outlets, with demand for dog and animal food. Breeding light and thoroughbred horses gains favor in Alberta.
A Winnipeg family returning from the U S recounted at Neche North Dakota customs that meat sandwiches were refused entry. They told officers they would not discard the picnic lunch and instead backed their car to the border, ate the sandwiches, and continued.
The 1952 edition offers twenty five cent pattern Be sure to write your name address and pattern number. The book features ninety one illustrations of needlecraft designs and six easy patterns printed inside.
The quiz notes an importer with steel mill capacity more than doubled since 1939. It cites Brazil as a location, compares forest and agricultural land areas, and lists years 1870 1871 1873 with PEL. Sir Alexander Mackenzie is dated to 1793.
Nine London bus drivers returned from a 12 000 mile tour of Canada and the United States describing a continent of mountain foods stylish women and tea drinkers who add ice. The trip was an official come to Britain stunt to attract tourists. They return to their normal London routes.
Edmonton advances its 200 acre Edmonton industrial center begun in 1951. Canadian Chemical, Canadian Industries Ltd, and Sherritt Gordon Mines plan plants to use 57 million cubic feet of daily gas. CIL will make cellulose acetate and polythene. Sherritt Gordon will produce refined nickel. Chemical plant will yield 25 million pounds yearly cellulose acetate with exports totaling 10 million pounds. Construction faces steel shortages and delays. over 4,000 tons of steel have risen and 30,000 cubic yards of cement laid.
At the C W N A annual meeting in St Andrews New Brunswick British Columbia and Ontario papers dominated the honors. Powell River News led in the 2 000 to 3 000 circulation group winning all three classifications.
B. R. Guss QC of Saint John Newfoundland advocated a free legal aid service for all Canadian provinces at a Canadian Bar Association meeting in Vancouver. He argued it would remove the notion that justice is for sale and promote greater respect for the law.
Mr Forsythe expressed distress as he staggered into the club house and confessed to killing his wife during a golf practice. He said he swung back, struck her head as she approached, and she fell. A fellow member asked what club was used.
A dog hunts tomato worms in Oak Park. a Davenport man loses and reclaims glasses fishing at Lake Overholser. a Camp Edwards MP tickets a civilian for speeding a lawnmower. a Houston clerk hatches chicks from eggs stored under a fridge. a hidden wallet found in Adelaide recalls a 1925 theft. a London Times ad seeks a married couple with car and two children for work.
A brief feature presents a set of questions on Canada’s geography, exploration, trade, and confederation. It asks which land area is larger, who first reached the Pacific coast by land, Latin America’s top Canadian buyer, and the years of Manitoba BC and PEI joining Confederation, plus whether Canada imports or exports steel.
Practical tips include cooling scorched milk in cold water with salt, shrinking thread by boiling it in a vessel, and absorbing onion odor by biting bread while peeling. Also notes softening brown sugar by warming in a flat pan in the oven with careful watching to prevent burning.
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