14 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
1
A Canada wide public safety piece warns of deadly house fires from misfused circuits. It urges parents to guard children, cites Crimin al Code provisions, and stresses using 15 amp fuses to prevent fires.
The Yorkton Enterprise reports a true story from three miles south of Canora on Saturday night starting at the Three Mile Corner south of Canora, with details still developing.
A farmer noticed the pair were intoxicated and driving at 50 miles an hour on a strange road. The passenger threatened violence to the farmer, who later guided them back onto the correct path after confirming their confusion and fatigue.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture with federal and local partners launches an emergency fall program to pump water into livestock dugouts. Farmers pay $80 for 24 hours and $4 per hour after. they supply labor, tractor, and access rights while the department provides pumping units and supervision.
A Kansas farmer tells his two sons to haul hay despite the windy weather. He demonstrates using a crowbar to ram through a knothole in the cow barn as a practical joke and lesson about wind and effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Conservation Education Section, Room 1000 at the Norquay Building in Winnipeg Manitoba. No clear date or sustained details are readable.
Classified ads are cash in advance with two cent per word rates, minimums of 50 cents weekly for cash and 75 cents weekly for charge, legal notices 12 cents per agate line plus 8 cents for extra insertions, no phone ads, Monday 6 p.m. deadline. Card of thanks from Whit McIntyre thanks Ladies Auxiliaries and friends for hospital visits. Card of thanks also expresses gratitude for sympathy after the death of granddaughter Margaret Ruth.
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