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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1937
Page
4
Report on the Canadian Medical Association and Live Imbalance Companies launching a health score program. Details describe metrics, implementation scope, and potential risks as stakeholders assess adoption and impact on patient care.
An account discusses the removal of tonsils and adenoids as an ancient and common operation. It notes historical use in the East, earlier rarity in Canada, and argues the procedure often reduces illness by lowering infection risk, though some individuals may derive no clear benefit.
Rev Brown leads services at Decker 11 a m and Ortwold 1 30 p m with Lavinia 3 30 p m and McConnell 7 p m Sunday School held at usual hours at each location.
Manitoba citizens are urged to support a nationwide campaign by the United Commercial Travellers to fund cancer diagnosis and treatment. The drive finances a traveling clinic, boosts lab services, expands education, and ensures access regardless of means, with a goal of at least 10 000 dollars and a two cent per citizen pledge collecting through Manitoba Cancer Relief and Research Institute cooperation.
Experimental notes from Dugald and Petersfield discuss fodder corn production costs. Intertillage and weed control drive labour, with higher costs per ton if weeds flourish. A clean rotation including barley and clover improves soil, maintaining yields. from 1932 to 1936 yield reached 88 tons at $1.45 per ton, despite favorable weather.
The passage notes an 80 percent per ton cost reduction due to cleaner land, requiring less hand labor. Barley and corn yields improved, with 364 bushels per acre in the first period and 374 in the latest five years, despite less favorable weather. Fertilizers and manure were not used. work relied on horse power and existing equipment.
The Canadian National Railways system reports gross revenues of 3 852 27 for the week ending April 14, compared with 3 203 752 in the same period of 1936, showing an increase. Other figures show expenses and adjustments including 678 519 in ancillary items.
The Oakner United Charge lists a Sunday program with Rev. J. Dunnett. Morning church service at 12.00 o’clock, Sunday School, then service at 2.30 p.m. in Scotia, followed by a second Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. in Scotia and a 2.15 p.m. session in Chumah with a 3.00 p.m. church service.
Tenders addressed to the undersigned for Coal for Western Provinces are due by 12 noon daylight saving time on Friday May 14 1937. Offers cover coal for Dominion Buildings and Experimental Farms across Manila Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia. Tender forms and conditions available from the Purchasing Agent Ottawa and District Resident Architects in Winnipeg Regina Calgary and Victoria. Submissions must follow departmental specs and include a 1 percent certified cheque for bids over 5000.00 or equivalent Beaver Bonds guaranteed by the Dominion or CN Railway. A 10 percent security deposit may be required to ensure contract fulfilment. J M Somerville Secretary Department of Public Works Ottawa April 1 1937.
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