PULLETS FOR SALE and sundry items listed
Fragmentary ad shows bullets for sale and assorted goods. Mentions enlarged prints and chemical terms. Text appears garbled with partial phrases and unclear context.
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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1961
Page
5
Fragmentary ad shows bullets for sale and assorted goods. Mentions enlarged prints and chemical terms. Text appears garbled with partial phrases and unclear context.
A messy early notice advertises religious goods from Burns Hanley Company Regina, listing rosaries and other items with unclear pricing. It mentions poetry and miscellaneous products, hinting at a broad sale, but many words are garbled. The readable portions name Burns Hanley Company and location Cornwall Street Regina.
Public notice lists cleaning service for septic tanks at Regina address. Names and specific contact details are unclear due to OCR errors but the item appears to be a local service notice with a call for customers to arrange cleaning or maintenance.
Gordon Moyer of the Alberta Association and J. F. Smith of Fairview told the Saskatoon convention that municipal reorganization is the prairie topic. They support Alberta style county government as working well and oppose returning to former municipal forms.
A compact collection of aphorisms on authority. Plato, Addison, Kingston Meek, Mary Baker Eddy, James Russell Lowell, and Yeats offer perspectives on power, prudence, and leadership. The lines contrast wisdom, restraint, and the ideal that sustains rule.
A nurse consoles a patient worried by a dream of eating a giant marshmallow revealing his missing pillow. Jests include an officer’s quip on strategy when out of ammo and a hotel clerk born riddle that amuses an Englishman and Bramford. Two stars divorce with alimony and a playful line about repossessing a husband.
A nutritionist promotes fish as a primary protein with versatile options from fresh to canned. Guidance covers safe handling, thawing, and fast high temperature cooking to preserve flavor. Tips include serving with bright vegetables and herbs and using simple toppings like lemon, parsley, butter, and sauces.
Practical guidance on ventilation water usage driveway widths fabric finishing and care. It covers avoiding indoor humidity by proper ventilation advice on chintz fabric finishes and testing dress fabrics before buying plus tips on handling creases and zippers.
A wallaby gifted by Australia toppled an Atlanta alderman in the mayoral press room during a city hall ceremony. The 195-pound parks committee chairman called the wallaby the biggest adversary he ever faced as officials escorted the marsupial to the Atlanta Zoo amid lighthearted relief.
A Winfield Alberta housewife saved about $20 by baking at home. She used a hundred pound bag of flour to bake 102 loaves and 306 buns. At store prices bread 20 cents each and buns 30 cents per dozen, the baked goods would be worth about $28.05, minus flour and ingredients leaving nearly $20 saved. The Times Wetaskiwin Alberta.
The Montreal Gazette argues that frauds and abuses drain the unemployment insurance fund as unemployment rises. It cites 20 year lows, notes only 75 investigators in Canada recovering over 2 million dollars and nearly 26,500 per investigator, and urges hiring more investigators to recoup funds and deter misuse.
Fifty two Saskatchewan men over 70 were married in 1959. Six were bachelors, one divorced his prior wife, the rest were widowers. Only 25 brides were over 70 and all were widows. In 1959 Saskatchewan saw 6,388 marriages, with most couples aged 20 to 30.
The federal government estimates 1961 to 1962 spending at 6.73 billion dollars. In 1951 federal spending was 3.061 billion dollars, indicating a significant rise over the decade.
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