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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
9
Printed Pattern 4681 showcases a slim quiet detailing step in with a novel collar and soft skirt. The pattern offers half sizes and requires yardage for 45 inch fabric and lists contact details for Anse Adams Patterns in Toronto Ontario.
The Esterhazy Saskatchewan site marks the world’s largest high grade potash deposit. IMC Canada reports 3,132 feet to the ore seam with a 1.2 million ton annual capacity by early next year and full 1.2 million ton output after startup. The project employs about 400 workers, mainly local farmers retrained for mining roles.
A cryptic set of crossword style hints invites readers to plead for action turns to the right and a common conjunction while hinting at a storage container and an exclamation of wonder.
Reminder to clear lawn of stones wire sticks and toys before mowing as nearly one third of mower injuries come from flying objects. Emphasizes safety and injury prevention for homeowners using power mowers.
Practical tips for surviving in heavy water when fuel or engine fail. Use available items like cockpit covers, raincoats, an umbrella, or floorboards as a makeshift sail or paddle rig. Tie lines, lash paddles to thwart, and tilt outboard motors. improvise a rudder for control.
A disclaimer states that the opinions published in editorials do not necessarily represent the newspaper or its editor. The notice clarifies independence of the editorial board from individual viewpoints.
A clipped 1962 note recalls a March 1 1849 sale in Versailles Kentucky offering all personal property and six enslaved people. It highlights cash or promissory terms, a whiskey barrel and oxen, with social commentary on government and modern mobility.
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