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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1938
Page
6
A health guidance piece explains essential nutrients vitamins minerals proteins fats and carbohydrates. It warns that missing any one element weakens health and raises infection risk and promises practical guidance in the next installment on vitamin A B1 and B2 rich foods.
The Oakner United Charge announces a Sunday schedule with Rev. J. Dunnett leading an 11 a.m. church service. Sunday School at 12 p.m. Scotia service at 1.30 p.m. with a 2 p.m. church service and 3 p.m. Sunday School. Chumah hosts 2:15 p.m. Sunday School and 3:00 p.m. church service.
Jerry Pangman a former Hamiota resident died in Lacombe Hospital Alberta on March 31 1938. Born July 10 1869 near Toronto he homesteaded near Viola Dale Kerroberta Sask and later near Hamiota. He married Mary Jane Wallace in 1890 and ran a boarding house before farming at Kerroberta and Lacombe. Survived by wife four sons three daughters ten grandchildren three brothers and two sisters. interment in Lacombe cemetery.
Canada’s candy market shows a heavy import bill. In the year ending October 1937 imported confectionery reached 858,91 dollars, while the National Produced in Canada Association urges Canadians to favor domestically produced sweets to support local workers and the economy.
The 1937 CN Railways annual report shows operating revenues of 195.4 million and expenses of 180.8 million, with net operating revenue 17.8 million and net income after taxes 8.29 million. It notes a lower operating ratio than 1936, cash interest payments, and a deficit of 42.3 million after debt charges. Freight, passenger, and other revenues rose, while western crop slowdowns and US recession limited gains. Average staff 79,471. total payroll 117.5 million. pensioners 6,287. The report discusses policy shifts under Capital Revision Act 1937 and calls for fair competition with highways and inland waterways.
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