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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1933
Page
4
The evening session opens in early May at the Dominion Experimental Station. Canning steps cover beans strawberries jellies and jams with notes on sterilized jars, boiling water processing times, and sugar vinegar salt in recipes for vegetables fruit and berries. Rhubarb pears and crab apples are mentioned with guidance on flavor and texture.
The Old-Timers of Hamiota held their third annual picnic at Lamb erman's Arch in Stanley Park Vancouver on Wednesday July 26. Activities included races baseball and swimming with many attending and a committee reappointed. Names of attendees include Mr and Mrs O J Bennett Fred Cyril and Kenneth Bennett A E Counsell Dorothy Boyle Mrs M Brandon Thedda Brandon and many more.
Rev N B McLenaghen will lead Oakner service with Sunday school at 12 10 p.m. Scotia Sunday School at 12 30 p.m. Preaching at 1 30 p.m. Chumah service at 2 15 p.m. Sunday School at 3 00 p.m. preaching follows.
An ad from Hamiota tailors Thos Lemon promotes cleaned and pressed suits for $1.00. It notes a Dominion Business College scholarship available at an attractive cash rate and directs applications to the Echo Office.
The article explains vitamins and deficiency diseases, stressing that a balanced diet usually supplies vitamins for adults, but pregnant women infants and young children may need additions. It highlights vegetables fruits and milk as key sources and notes social and economic factors influence diet related health issues. It invites questions to the Canadian Medical Association for personal answers.
A July crop report from the Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural department notes early wheat and barley cutting in southern Manitoba. It also cites Canada rising to fourth in bacon exports to Great Britain in May and includes statistics on total May exports and retail sales indexes.
The Canadian Pacific Railway crop report notes wheat cutting is general in Manitoba and under way in southern areas of the prairie provinces. Showers and heavy rains relieve heat in Alberta and the west but more moisture is needed. Frost has occurred in Alberta. grasshoppers damage late crops in Manitoba and southern regions, while northern Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan see improving rainfall and a fair outlook for crops.
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