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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1935
Page
7
Doctors advise its use to relieve constipation and headaches and sour stomachs. Quaker Bran is presented as pure uncooked bran richer in minerals and vitamins, recommended daily with cereals and in baking, with a recipe booklet in every package.
In Seco the Broken Spur gang faces trouble as Gerald Keene is shot at the Hour Glass. Dustin and Dad Kane uncover a gold deposit while suspicion falls on multiple suspects. Stone, Edith, and Carr race to test a theory about the mine as Sheriff Garcy begins a broad search.
Carr, bubbling with elation from dinner and a lively partner, heads for the bar with Frank Crewe trailing. He eyes Daro and Keene as the pair for his money and hints at a covert meeting the next day to outdo Broken Spur, while Peyott senses the looming threat from the slender man beside old Joe.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada reports higher activity through February with 4 465 animals registered and 2 729 transfers issued. Compared to 1934, registrations gain 20 percent and transfers 40 percent, reflecting strong member participation. The piece notes 944 174 US deaths from accidents in the past decade.
A religious reflection on not murmuring against God. It urges forbearance, acceptance, and readiness to meet challenges without wishing for easier circumstances, noting that complaint hinders spiritual progress and obscures practical godliness. It emphasizes leaving events in God’s hands and meeting them as they are.
Archaeologists report a newly discovered Lachish seal from Gedalia a minor king of Judah. The Hebrew inscription reads To Gedalia who rules the house and is linked to Gedalia Ben Ahikem who led the remnant after Jerusalem’s fall. The find prompts renewed attention to the assassination narrative in Second Kings.
George Ashley, age seventy one, digs a fifty foot shaft at Brandon in Suffolk to find flints for old flintlock guns. He and Herbert Field are among the last flintknappers. Ashley times his work by candles and climbs out when they burn through, then returns home.
Miss Hetty M Raynham daughter of the late Henry W Prosser who employed her as housekeeper may receive 500000 if she remains single and continues living at the Tarrant England dwelling. She has been Prosser s constant companion nursing him through illness and is about 50 and popular in the village. Prosser was an engineer.
The Saskatchewan village postmaster offered to donate all profits from his private business until May 6 to the King George V silver jubilee cancer fund. He ran a new paper agency alongside his post office and would surrender those profits. Clergy contributions were noted as the largest single group. The new general manager inspected the branch office and quizzed the office boy about tenure.
Alexander Officer told the Ottawa parliamentary housing committee the 1920 Winnipeg scheme was the most successful. The average $4000 house for white collar workers was paid off as rent, the Winnipeg city housing commission kept funds, and only 247 of 46,810 houses lacked sewer and water connections, a public health priority.
A renowned Greek scholar visiting an American women’s college agreed to translate their motto into Greek. He requested the motto, read it aloud, and replied that it read Pep without purpose is piffie, delivering a witty verdict on the phrase.
Mexico dominates Latin America in vast land estates, a regional pattern noted in comparative landholding studies. Authorities highlight concentration of large parcels and continued rural-urban land balance debates.
A new solderless connector for electrical work eliminates blowtorch use and soldering iron, delivering a secure, perfect connection. The device offers faster, cleaner wiring and reduces risk during installation.
A scientist warns that future conflict could be fought in the airwaves as radio static and interference feed fears of an unseen war beginning.
Between February 7 and 21 1935 Canada sent 5899 cattle and 18 calves to the United States according to import records. The shipments reflect a brief two week period of cross border livestock trade.
Ontario supplied about four tenths of Canada’s commercial strawberry crop, British Columbia three-tenths, Quebec two-tenths, and New Brunswick with Nova Scotia together one-tenth. The note adds that orange juice eggs and cheese ship via New York milkmen and Detroit delivers tomato juice.
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