Hamiota Council approves 1926 auditor report and 1927 wages
Hamiota council meets with all members and Reeve presiding. Auditor's report and 1926 financial statements adopted. Wages for 1927 road work fixed at 9 hours daily. various drag tender awards noted. Grants of 40000 and 2500 approved for 1927, Noxious Weed Inspector appointed, and accounts approved for payment. Meeting adjourned to call of Reeve.
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Hamiotsa
Reeve
WE. Frances
Fred. Johnson
A. E. McConnell
J. S. Nuno
Wm. Mc.Millan
Jno
Weet
Jno Killoh
Ken Fraser
Hamiota Agricultural Society
Manitoba Social Service Council
John H. Houck
Thos
Logan
P. M.A
McConneil
Canada Sugar Iron Co
Corona Lumber Co
Canadian Pacific appoints J J Forster as Vancouver General Passenger Agent
The appointment marks a key step in CPs Pacific service growth. Since joining in 1913, Forsters rise paralleled Port of Vancouver expansion, with Empress ships boosting the fleet and a new Vancouver office forming the Canadian Pacific Ocean Steamships. The fall opening of a modern pier further elevated Vancouver among world ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Forster
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Service
Pacific Ocean
Railways Department
Forster
Pacific
Partment
Canadian Pacific Ocean Steamships
Empress of Canada
Empress of Australia
Vancouv
Hatching Turkey Eggs and Brood Management
The article discusses maximizing egg production and hatch rates for turkeys. It advises keeping birds laying, breaking up early to obtain a second set of eggs, and managing broodiness to ensure timely brooding and market-ready birds. It mentions using hens or an incubator, with dusting of hens as part of the process.
Incubator settings and moisture practices for hatching
The guide recommends starting at about 101 degrees in the first week, then 102 in the second, and 102 to 103.8 in weeks three and four. A moisture pan beneath the egg tray or a manufacturer designed area helps a better hatch. Sprinkling eggs with lukewarm water every few days is advised.
Immigration Into Canada in 1926 House Questions
In 1926 Canada welcomed 135,984 immigrants ending December 31. The nationalities ranged from Albanian to Turkish with notable groups including Polish 5,359 Russian 1,074 Romanian 317 and Ukrainian 9,468. Occupations spanned farming 76 labouring 8,341 mechanics 9,481 trading 5,267 mining 1324 female domestics 13,045 and other classes 22,387. Total department expenditures for the year were 2,541,430 dollars covering border, ports, overseas service and administration.
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Moravia
USA
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Isters
Earetroughing
Manitoba Hardware Co
A. G. Brown
Brandon Creameries, Ltd
Brandon
Dominion Creameries
Winnipeg
Ashern
Narcisse
Holland Creameries, Ltd
Virden
Manitou
Council
Oakner School
Ken R Fraser
A E Orpin
Jos Andrew
Hamiets Echo
John Riddell
James Smith
Robert Pearson
Robin Beamish
James Reid
John Foxton
Jack Stewart
Canadian Pacific Coastal Service Growth
Mr. Forster
P. R
JF. J. Forster
Canadian Pacific Department of Colonization and Immigration
A.D. McConnell
Hamiota
Man
Chevrolet
NLY
Canada
Oskowa
General Motors of Canada, Limited
Hanmtota
Rk. i. Woop
B. Fox
House of Commons
Forbe
Department
British Isles
Continental Service
United States Service
Publicity and General Administration
Hamiota Hospital
Manitoba
MatTrison
Squiss
Treas
Wawanesa and
Miniota
District Fire Office
A. DO. McConnell
Dr. Hudson
Hamiota Man
M. A. Whimster
Hamiot4
Orion
Allan Ave
Fred C. Bennest
Lona
Baal
Hamiliea
Minnedosa and
F. M. Coombs
Hamesota
Orrick
Basil S. O’grady
Cecil Hotel
Oak River
Court Hamiota
C.O.F
Hamida
Hoseat Megear
Hamiota Lodge
C. F. Mesis
BO Maik
T. As
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