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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1933
Page
4
A Canadian Medical Association note from Toronto emphasizes that a healthy child is a growing child. Regular weighing tracks development, with steady weight gain signaling health, while lack of growth or apathy may indicate problems requiring investigation.
The legislature wrestles with education spending with a 250 000 university appropriation and opposition calls for more. A dam project on Fairford River, fire insurance reform, rural credit charters, and debt adjustment reforms draw debate. New taxes on wages and commodities pass amid partisan divides as leaders shift, with Easter adjournment looming and a two week session likely.
Heads C P R Hotels HFP Mathews General Manager Canadian Pacific Hotels in Western Canada with headquarters in Winnipeg promoted to General Manager of the Company's hotel system coast to coast with headquarters in Montreal according to an announcement by E W Beatty. Mathews brings 35 years of service with the Company to his new position.
Manitoba imports thousands of bee packages from southern states to stock beehives. By April 5 1933 shipments reached Winnipeg with orders for about ten thousand packages. Packages contain 4 500 bees per pound and two to three pounds per package plus a queen. Beekeepers must register under The Animal Husbandry Act.
Rev. R. E. McCullagh leads morning worship at 11 o'clock with additional services at 12 10 and 7 for evening worship. Sunday School and Bible Classes also meet at 7 o'clock.
The report shows 1938 personal income tax data for Manitoba with total revenue of 1 163 418. It lists revenue by occupation including Employees Merchants Farmers Professionals and All others with amounts and shares. The figures compare revenue totals to the provincial tax intake and indicate varying tax burdens across salary categories.
Rev NB McLenaghen leads Oakner and Scotia United Churches with services and Sunday School times listed for Oakner Chumah and Scotia venues. The piece also notes a press report on a new Cunarder under construction in Britain and Canadian dry docks: Saint John New Brunswick Lauzon Que Esquimault. Dock specs include lengths of 1150 feet and 1018 feet for the ships, widths varying from 105 to 144 feet and depths of 40 feet.
Public auction to sell the east half of Section 28 Township 15 Range 21 West of the Principal Meridian Manitoba on May 6 1983 at 2 PM by licensed auctioneer at McConnell Bros office Hamiota. Reserve bid with 2 percent deposit. balance per sale conditions to be provided. Vendors solicitor W J Burgess.
A study by W. Sanford Evans for the National Committee on Economy in Public Finance and Canadian Chamber of Commerce shows escalating provincial and municipal taxes from 1895-96 to 1929-30, with per capita figures climbing from 10.94 to 77.05 and family tax bills increasing from 144.14 in 1913-14 to 356.10 in 1929-30, reflecting rapidly growing public finance burden despite slower economic development.
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