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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 11, 1937
Page
8
The July August nectar shortage triggers robbing as field bees raid stronger hives. Robbers communicate to field bees, forcing many to steal honey from weak colonies, starving the queen and workers. Keep supers covered, limit hive openings, and place sugar syrup away from the apiary to lure robbers while gradually easing conditions back to normal.
A compact note outlines collaboration between health and wealth services of Canadian insurance associations. The item mentions the agencies and the broader Canada context without detailing specific programs or outcomes.
The article asserts healthy skin reflects overall health and lifestyle, stressing balanced diet rest fresh air and exercise. It warns skin issues can signal faulty habits or medical issues, advises hygiene to prevent infection and regular baths, and notes some cases need medical care. Questions to the Canadian Medical Association are welcomed.
Hamiota Lodge No. 38 and Grace Rebekah Lodge No. 35 held their annual memorial service and graveside decoration with many attendees. The event honored departed brothers and sisters and followed Wednesday early closing.
Isabel Viola McConnell and Robi Thompson unite in marriage at the home of A McMillan on Friday July 20 1937. Rev E Fisher officiated. The couple will reside in Grand Prairie. Other notes mention a new school wing nearing completion and local visits and employment changes.
A small group gathered on Tuesday August 3 to honor Mrs Rees on her birthday. Mrs Angus of the W A delivered the address and flowers. Alex Ross from Pandram Sask spent time with brother Charles before harvest engagement. J and A Gilmour visited Baldur over the weekend. Wheat is nearly cut with threshing expected after a few dry days.
Adel iade Helen Parker wed William Charles Hamblin at St James Anglician Church Elin Flom Man officiated by Rev Ed win Syms. The bride, escorted by her mother, wore wedge wood blue crepe and carried blush and white flowers. Attendants were Minnie Hamblin and Cuthbert McNeil. Out of town guests included Mrs Parker and Mrs Harris. The couple reside in Flin Flon.
Farmers report most wheat cutting completed with yields likely better than last year. Rust arrived late and limited harm, and many fields now host new rust resistant varieties. A few threshing outfits began operating on Saturday.
The gross revenue of the all inclusive Canadian National Railway System for the ten day period ending July 31 shows earnings of 5,680,737 dollars, compared with 5,179,801 for the corresponding period in 1936.
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