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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
8
The piece discusses thoroughbreds tracing to three Arabian stallions per The World Book Encyclopedia. It contrasts intellect among animals and notes European crossbreeding for speed. It praises Derby fame while labeling horses as delicate, and recounts Caligula’s horse Incitatus living grandly around 40 AD.
John W. Proctor of the Canadian Petroleum Association, speaking in Calgary, notes the Bill before Parliament speeds natural gas exports and criticizes only that some regulatory powers require assessment on application, while avoiding further comment to push gas movement.
Bake the large Country Style sausages for about forty to forty five minutes in a hot oven. Turn once after the first side browns and serve with canned carr baked alongside.
A religious exhortation citing Matthew 5 27 28 Exodus 20 14 and Mark 10 6 9 on lust sin. It argues society lowers morals, cites influences like obscene literature and media, and urges rebirth through Christ to purify the heart and keep God’s commandments.
Crisp casual style for a slimmer fit with trim bodice and easy skirt. Printed pattern 4816 offers half sizes T4ty Wis Ue VW 22s V4. Size 16 requires about 4 1/4 yards of 35 inch fabric with printed directions on pattern parts. Send forty cents in coins to receive pattern and print address clearly.
For years before 1852 applicants over 21 seeking Alberta drivers' licenses and previously unlicensed averaged about two per day. Today such applications in this category are becoming a rarity.
Hon Clarence M. Fines addressed the Hotels Association of Saskatchewan noting hotels’ value to communities. He cited recent fires that destroyed hotels where rebuilding depended on public pressure, while other towns saw no new hotels despite efforts, due to high costs and uncertain returns.
Saskatchewan hotelmen urged appreciation of hotels as community hubs and tourism engines at a provincial convention. Finance minister Mr. Fines praised hotel operators for adhering to liquor laws and boosting small towns. Regina police chief argued more outlets improve temperance, while 450 delegates attended, marking a high turnout since the Hotels Association of Saskatchewan reorganization 26 years ago.
The text extols pairing pork with apples for flavor. It suggests frying apple rings with pork chops or sausages, baking apple halves with roast pork in the final hour with brown sugar and fat, using diced apples in stuffing for spareribs, and serving applesauce or spiced apples with pork dishes.
The Bulletin reports a four year old ewe on a Brooks Alta ranch delivered triplets weighing 8 pounds 8.5 ounces, 10 pounds 6 ounces, and 8 pounds 8 ounces totaling 27 pounds. Swen Bayer notes unusual prolific breeding with two pairs of twins on some properties and extra twins overall this spring.
A vintage instruction urges readers to submit name address and pattern number for Unis filet crochet chair and buffet set pattern 7169. It describes lace mesh texture and floral tulip pansy and rose accents with directions and charts for a 16 inch chair back and armrest, plus a note about coin vents and stamps.
A concise history of the bicycle traces its origin as a one person vehicle to later additions like baskets bells and lamps. It warns of dangers when riders carry passengers ride in traffic without handlebars or ride two abreast. It urges parents teachers and employers to curb unsafe riding and parking to improve safety.
In a humorous piece from The Highway 40 Courier Catknife Sask, the author contrasts city and town living. Fresh air replaces city odors, improving health and mood, while imagining schemes to pipe Saskatchewan air to urban centers and rallies. The essay playfully critiques urbanism with light satire.
In 1950 women accounted for 16.5 percent of Alberta's 276,120 licensed drivers and by 1958 their share grew to 26.85 percent of 433,567 licensed operators, reflecting a marked increase in female participation behind the wheel.
United Nations Children’s Fund received 630000 last year and 650000 from Canada. Canada is expected to match this amount again this year, supporting efforts to fight hunger and disease.
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