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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
4
The notice lists a Thursday publication schedule by the Hamwta Feho Publishing Co located on Hein Street Ilemiota Man with a subscription rate of 100 per anew in advance in the USA 810.
The Thursday meeting saw establishment of a live Board of Trade with broad aims. It will involve farmers and residents, address farm labor needs, and organize public meetings to advance town and district development. The Ecno pledges full support to ensure the board’s success.
Sunday morning services at multiple churches with evening rites, Sunday school times, and Bible study details. Roy as listed pastors W A McKim Young and E Turkington lead sessions. prayer and guild meetings noted for various parishes.
The G T P bridge over the Assiniboine at Brandon will start immediately with Lyle Mitchell Co contractor Mr Wilson arriving February 26. Frosty ground slows work but early entry is needed and completion is expected by August first. Also note a health tip about rheumatism using Chamberlains Liniment.
An 1922 Canadian Agriculture report notes 7,476,247 dozen eggs imported from the U S and 17,403 dozen exported to the U S in the year ending March 31, 1912, with a three cent duty on imports and five cents on exports. The piece argues Canadians subsidize U S poultry through higher prices and questions why Ontario and others do not supply more locally.
The article notes Virginia and New York produced the most U S presidents, with New York producing ten of twenty seven and Virginia ten of twenty eight by a certain point. It highlights deaths creating succession and points to longstanding regional dominance from Virginia New York Ohio over the early government era.
The piece argues France faces population decline and a shrinking wealth base for peasants. It cites France’s low net farmer returns compared with Europe, noting Denmark’s high agricultural output, and cites higher agri exports from Germany and the Netherlands. It also notes rising imports of eggs and butter and a drop in per acre crop returns versus other nations.
The article notes veteran actor musician Mr. Van Biene born from poverty after being discovered by Sir Michael Costa. Since November 18 he has played his cello in London streets for charity for over twenty years, fulfilling his vow to honor the rescue. He performs annually on the anniversary of his rescue in gratitude.
The chair of human geography with Jean Arunhes as permanent lecturer is founded at the College of France. It will study the earth’s surface related to man, focusing on soil productive use, town layouts, plant and animal adaptation, and economic destruction from fisheries and mines.
Paris swimming master Pouliquen stayed six minutes twenty seconds underwater, beating his prior four minutes thirty one seconds. He appeared fresh as he reentered the water and swam at full speed in a dramatic display recorded by London Tit Bits.
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