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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 17, 1932

Page

8

Canadian Pacific Crop Report Outlook After Harvest Barley

The weekly report from the agricultural department of Canadian Pacific Railway notes cutting to spread across the west in a week or ten days. Threshing starts in southern districts and Manitoba should be fully cut soon, with high wheat grades in the north and west. Coarse grains need moisture, while peaches pears plums apples and vegetables move well from British Columbia and root crops are in splendid condition.

Manitoba Agricultural Department of the Canadian Pacific Railway J. M McKay Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia

Corrections to Hamiota Fair Winners and Pennyworth Cargo

Corrections list prizes at Hamiota Agri cultural Fair with winners including Fred Thornton Water Colors grade 5 and Louise Perk. A cargo of Licorice all-sorte and other confections arrived at Churchill aboard the SS Pennyworth, the first mixed cargo to Manitoba's seaport, sold to dealers for Christmas as special CN distributions promote displays in western towns.

West Churchill Manitoba Canadian National Railways

Understanding Drug Use and Individual Disease Treatment

The article explains that treatment aims to cure, not just relieve symptoms, and stresses the need for accurate diagnosis. It notes variations between individuals, the skill required by doctors, and warns against unaided self treatment for minor illnesses. It also discourages casual drug use without expert guidance.

Death of Mrs. Jos Darragh in Harding District

The Late Mrs. Jos Darragh died Saturday August 5 or 6 1932 at her Harding district home. Born 1878 in Almyra Oat she moved west in 1854 with her parents and settled in Carnevale Sask. She married in 1900 and lived in Harding from 1918. Survived by husband five children three brothers and others. Funeral held Sunday August 7 at Harding United Church with Rev P E Jones.

Mary Ellen Joseph Darragh Harding Darragh Almyra Oat Bishop Carnevale Sask Mra H Potter Brandon George Ray Elsie Mary Walter Calgary Orra San Diego Cal Ernest Glen Ewen Harding United Church P. E. Jones Bradwardine Cemetery

Funeral for W. J. Budd in Crandall

The funeral service for W. J. Budd of Crandall was held at United Church Crandall on Tuesday August 4 after a long illness. He died August 8 1932 at age 65. Rev W T Brady of Treherne and Rev A J Radley Crandall led the service. Survived by wife sister Mrs J Rudd Crandall and brother Robert Minnedosa. Interment was at Rapid City cemetery.

W. J. Budd Crandall United Church Budd W.T Brady Treherne A J. Radley Rudd Rapid City England Mintors Orange Lodge J. Rudd

Pioneer Thomas Douglas Passes in Palmerston District

The late Thomas Douglas, a veteran of the Palmerston district, has died. His long service to the community and status as a pioneer are noted in today’s notice. Funeral arrangements follow.

Palmerston District

Thomas Douglas Dies at 76 After Long Illness in Ontario West

Thomas Douglas died Sunday August 10 1932 at his home aged 76 years 14 days after cancer claimed him following a recent illness He moved from Eden Grove Ontario to Palm Erston district decades ago and worked hard serving on the school board and for 35 years as Sunday school superintendent His wife had died ten years earlier He leaves two daughters Mrs G Thompson Moose Jaw and Mrs A Thompson Shoal Lake and two sons George K and Gordon at home Funeral was held Tuesday August الخام led by Reverends Radley and Brady with many friends attending The casket was lowered by six grandsons Interment at Scotia cemetery The family and many neighbors extend sympathy to the bereaved

Thomas Douglas Douglas Mr. Douglas Eden Grove Bruce County Ontario Palmerston District A. J. Radley W. T. Brady Scotia Cemetery Brethren of the C.O.F Lenore Lodge G. Thompson Moose Jaw A Thompson Shoal Lake George K Gordon

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Canadian Pacific Crop Report Hamiota Egge Fred Ern Erate the Coleman Lamp G Stove Co., Ltd Toronto Bar Mers Teas College Success Business College Ee Im Canada Health Service Fleming, M.D Mather Canadian Medical Association College Street Jos. Darragh W. J Budd Thos. Douglas Lisle Braid’s Kellogg’s Quaker Sunkist Bartlett Pears Duchess Harvest S. Sweid
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