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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
9
Fragmentary notice listing various items and names in a garbled section about home heating oils electric tools and unrelated proper nouns. Reads like an OCR garble with several capitalized terms and scattered place names. The readable content is minimal and does not form a coherent event.
Ad offers expert advice in commerce and accounting from a firm in Albert Street on the Golden Mile. Mentions procurement and expert guidance in Suhstateue wan and belerpiosineral Secaunting Sash. Refers readers to visit the location at KReatia, Sash, LAS for services.
A rugged case from Saskatchewan surfaces with unclear names and places as investigators pursue a wage dispute and equipment issues. Disjointed OCR hints at a dispute involving SEPETLO CPANK CLEANING and St Resgina, with references to Poobe LA and Aetue SP.
The readable text is garbled and does not provide clear entities or a coherent event. It reads as partial words and jumbled phrases making it impossible to determine a news item, names, places, or dates. No actionable details available.
Gardening brings therapy and activity but carries risks. Start small to build condition, assemble a first aid kit, and heed instructions on tools and chemicals. Vaccinate against tetanus, store sprays safely, and consult a doctor for allergies to insect bites. Bees wasps and spiders are active and stings can be painful.
Experimental list of services for a Saskatchewan repair shop includes cream separator repair and re-spaving. Clues point to Rocanville based P O Box 118 with telephone digits 26 and 62.
A Saskatchewan dealer for Caterpillar tractors reports complete Rome Plow Co discs stocked at five parts depots in Regina Saskatoon Tisdale Squaw Rapids and the South Saskatchewan River Dam for ready service and parts supply.
Two crew members aboard HMS Belfast, en route to Portsmouth after 18 months in the Far East, were arrested at sea when a routine search uncovered a 22 pound cache of heroin and opium. The suspects, both Chinese, face trial on arrival in mid June as narcotics worth about 5000 dollars in Singapore markets could fetch up to 2 million in illicit North American markets. Two other crew members disappeared after the San Francisco stop.
A peculiar line describes how warble prubs transform into enemies that terrify cattle during the warm months, implying a seasonal threat affecting livestock and farm routines. The phrase hints at ecological or agricultural concerns tied to summer conditions.
A compact Q and A item covering Canadian politics and geography. It asks values for Speaker’s role, largest prairie and Atlantic province, largest spender in 1939, Canada US boundary length, and 1950 and 1960 personal income tax totals, then reveals answers including Alberta and Newfoundland, totals in dollars, and a note on swimming ability.
A cement bird bath may be made with a mould of lath and lumber. Pattern 227 shows each step and provides concrete formula. Mail this Home Workshop Pattern to the address: Department PLPN, 4453 West Sth Ave, Vancouver.
Stan Davies reviews boat and motor innovations with Canadian designs. New jet outboard, 35 hp, 24 pounds, 109 dollars, and a 4 cycle model idle capable. A sailboat trailer line targets up to 24 feet, with easy start and load features. Also notes radio boat sets for shore contact and a backpack carrier for a 60 pound outboard, all reflecting 1962 technology in boating gear.
An archival note traces cooking stoves from ancient fires to 19th century innovations in the United States and Europe. It highlights the Franklin stove, base-burner, and round stove, noting shifts in cooking and heating roles and recalling household units like Guerney’s Happy Thoughts and the Hot Stove League in Canada.
Public health experts refute the belief that rabies spikes in early fall noting the disease occurs year round and is not seasonal. Researchers emphasize continuous vigilance and vaccination to prevent transmission and protect pets and humans.
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