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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 06, 1949

Page

3

World Happenings Briefly

Wage boosts of 100 dollars for increment and about 150 for maximum salaries for teachers were approved by Hudson Bay unit trustees. Former King Victor Emanuel of Italy died in Cairo in 1947 and left an English estate valued at £1 532 287. International Refugee Organization reports about 10 displaced persons to bail from Naples. Dean Acheson denied Soviet claims of US bases in Iran. Brig. R. S. Malone resigns command and moves to supplementary reserve. Public Utilities Commission in Brantford to pay up to 3000 annually for safe bus driving bonuses. Five dead deer found near Turtle Mountain. local group seeks funds to feed deer. Gretna area to place cairn for old post road builders, supported by Pembina Hills Historic Society.

Victor Emanuel Italy Cairo England Gretna Marden Man Red River Pembina Hills

Pictures for Rent Guildford Picture Library Offer

Residents in Guildford Surrey can borrow framed copies of old master pictures from the local library. The rental charge is 2s 6d monthly and twenty pictures are available for loan.

Guildford Surrey England

Origin of cotton name traced to Arabic roots

The term cotton derives from the Arabic qutun or kutun, reflecting its early use in that region of the Old World.

Homemade ironing and sleeve boards for kitchen use

Instructions describe building a clamp on ironing board 12 inches by 3 feet with a hinged top support, plus a standard sleeve board 5 inches wide at the base and tapering to about 2.45 inches, raised 4 inches on a stand for use. It covers materials, dimensions, and clamping method for a housewife’s convenience.

Russia Discovers Medicinal Lake in the Urals

The Journal Ogonek reports a Lake of Life in the Ural Mountains with a miraculous therapeutic mud. It claims bedridden patients recover after two to three treatment series and leave hospitals cured.

Ogonek Ural Mountains

Weekly Tip on Candles to Prevent Drips and Dirt

A quick home tip advises painting a thin varnish coat on candles to stop wax from dripping and to keep candles clean. The method aims to minimize mess and extend candle life for easier maintenance.

Crossword puzzle prompts and clues list

A list of crossword clues is presented including horizontal and vertical entries. Clues cover various word types from definitions to wordplay, with examples like explosive projectile, god of war, Greek letter, and phrases in multiple languages.

Irrigation Survey Underway At Kelowna

KELOWNA British Columbia survey of the Black Mountain Irrigation District aims to extend the main canal to bring 2000 to 2500 acres under cultivation in Kelowna area. Plans include a new high level ditch serving Black Mountain Ellison Scotty Creek and Glenmore with possible Mission Creek storage. Cost details are being studied as A W Gray and Thomas Hughes confer with officials on a $2 000 000 provincial irrigation appropriation.

Kelowna, B.C Black Mountain Kelowna Ellison Scotty Creek Glenmore Mission Creek A. W. Gray Association of B.C. Irrigation Districts Thomas 53. Hughes

Four Provincial Elections May Be Held This Year

The Canadian Press reports one election is certain in Newfoundland as it enters the Dominion as the 10th province. Nova Scotia Manitoba and British Columbia may also hold provincial elections, last held in 1945, with governments potentially in office until 1950.

Canada Newfoundland Dominion Nova Scotia Manitoba British Columbia

Canada Buys Residence for Legation in Havana

Canada purchases a residence in Havana for its Cuban legation at a price of $82,500. The deal secures a diplomatic property to house officials and support staff.

Havana Cuba Canada

Girl D P Student Learns English In Two Months

Clara Gruenfeld a 16 year old Romanian native now student at Kennedy Collegiate in Windsor learned English in six weeks after arriving in Canada two months ago. She speaks clearly while studying algebra physics ancient history French and Latin and can also converse in German Romanian Hungarian and French. Her principal says he has never seen language acquisition so rapid and she aims to continue to college after graduation.

Windsor Clara Gruenfeld Romania Kennedy Collegiate Canada A.F. S. Gilbert Kennnedy Clara Czechoslovakia

Springtime in Manitoba Love Letter to the Province

A lyrical tribute extols Manitoba during spring, inviting a visitor to witness its revival after a harsh winter. The poem celebrates prairie landscapes, family, homebuilding, and lifelong ties, ending with a pledge to rest there amid prairie sunsets and dawnings.

Manitoba

Swed ish rationing ends in restaurants

In Stockholm rationing in Swedish restaurants was abolished. Coupons had been required for butter and meat dishes, ending a days long scarcity regime.

Stockholm

Dr Chase's Antiseptic Ointment Ad

Medicated ointment claims relief for piles and healing effects. Uses phrasing that it soothes as it heals and is a safe home treatment. Includes product name and promotional claim.

Aurick Dr. Chase

Torontonian Scott Named Royal Society Fellow

David Avimer Scott of Connaught Laboratories University of Toronto is among 25 new fellows chosen at a Royal Society meeting in London. The appointment honors his contributions to insulin chemistry keratin and carbonic anhydrase research.

Royval Society David Avimer Scott Connaught Laboratories University of Toron Royal Society London

Sykes to search for Noahs Ark on Mount Ararat

Egerton Sykes a year old former civil servant plans to lock his Chelsea flat this summer to search for Noahs Ark on Mount Ararat He says parts may be preserved in ice on the 17000 ft mountain and he will seek permission to undertake the expedition in the near future

Egerton Sykes Markham Square Chelsea Mount Ararat

28 Year Old Money Order Returned to Alberta Woman

Granum Alberta report details a 28 year delay in returning a money order Mrs Traur sent to a US parts supplier for a butter churn. A Granum postmaster confirmed her residence after a US firm asked for verification, and the original money order was found in a desk drawer, later returned. Pasteurized Milk Is Safe.

Alberta Granum, Alta

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