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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 04, 1954

Page

2

Indian farmer rises from Cree reserve to successful landowner

The article profiles John Albert, an elderly Cree man from the Sweet Grass area near North Battleford, who over decades of hardship and self reliance advances from rural reserve life to owner of a thriving farm. It contrasts his progress with harsher views on Indian policy and labor.

John Albert Sweetye Reserve North Battleford John Thunderchild Delmas Ottawa Albert Moosomin Reserve Cochin Father Alberts Duck Lake Jim

Home Workshop Pattern Leads to Handcrafted Glass Top Table

A backyard project uses colorful embroidery under glass to create a display table. The pattern and parts list for a two dozen piece jig saw table top are offered with a postpaid pattern for $1.50 or 35 cents if ordered separately.

Inauguration Badges and Provincial Memory

Souvenir notes a collection of inauguration badges in Saskatchewan as the province nears its fiftieth anniversary. It highlights Albert Capling of Saskatoon as owner of a badge and Mr. Fred McGuinness of the Golden Jubilee committee seeking more examples. The piece recalls Lt Governor Forget’s 1905 oath and Canada’s growth into two provinces.

Fred McGuinness Albert Capling Saskatoon Wiseton A. E. Forget Saskatchewan Dominion of Canada

Funny Odds and Ends Jokes From The Day’s Humour

A collection of light anecdotes and quips about lawsuits over a thumb, schoolwork, blended families, a child meeting a new husband, poultry timing, a violin chin rest, a mother-in-law, cooking mishaps, and a vicar asked to lend cricket bats from the belfry.

Canadian woman gifts RCMP doll to Irish Guards in London

Mrs. Elsa Jenkins of Toronto, manager of women's activities for the Canadian National Exhibition, presented a foot-long RCMP uniformed doll to the Irish Guards at Wellington Barracks. She arrives as part of a two week round-the-world tour ahead of the CNE opening August 27 and the Irish Guards Band is set to play at the fair.

London England Elsa Jenkins Toronto Canadian National Exhibition RCMP Irish Guards Wellington Barracks Jenkins CNE

Horticulturist Arrests Straw Despite Sweet Peas Claim

In Birdeatok England the botanist Bolton challenged a straw carrier after recognizing a special four year reduct, accusing him of a misdeed tied to his flower collection.

Birdeatok England Tobert Bolton

Discover River Discovery by La Verendrye Family

The Saskatchewan river was discovered by La Verendrye and his sons before 1741. Waste Not Want Not.

Saskatchewan la Verendrye

Edmonton Woman Builds Oil Customs Brokerage Firm

Gene Eby, 37, started from scratch in 1947 after oil discovery at Leduc. She runs a leading Edmonton customs brokerage serving drilling rigs, pipeline supplies, and race horses with oil industry accounting for about half her business. Her family team includes father M S & S Eby and brother Doug, with two staff, while she engages in Desk and Derrick activities and enjoys bridge and golf.

Gene Leduc Canada Eby Edmonton Customs Gene Eby M. S&s Eby le Doug Edmonton Desk and Derrick Club United States Association of Desk and Derrick Clubs North America Calgary Regina Montreal Lloydminster

Japan shifts to six row barley from Canada in feed and food use

A Canadian grain mission reports Japan now buys six row barley over two row varieties. The switch aims to improve pressing yield in production. Barley is pearled steamed and pressed then eaten with rice as part of the diet.

Far East Japan

Saskatchewan history project marks provincial jubilee

Writing of the official history of Saskatchewan is progressing at the University of Saskatchewan in preparation for the celebration next year of the province's golden jubilee.

Saskatchewan University of Saskatchewan

Fish and forceful terms align in crossword grid

A themed crossword puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about fish anatomy and common words. Entries range from simple pronouns to chemical symbols and mythic references, creating interlocking wordplay across a grid.

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