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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 25, 1927

Page

3

Comprehensive Plans For Conserving Wild Life In Canada

The Department of the Interior maps vast northern territories after a Buffalo transfer program. It funds aerial surveys for Wood Buffalo Park and studies reindeer viability in the Mackenzie region. Investigations by the Perskid brothers outline Alaska precedents, with potential public investment for 2600 animals and extended Arctic exploration.

Mackay Department of the Interior Wood Buffalo Park Fort Smith Wainwright Park Alberta Knere Mackenzie Northwest Territories Mackenzie Ias A. E. and R. T. Persid Arctic Mackenzie Basin Persikid Brothers Alaska Yukon River Kotzebue Point Barrow Lattter Place Akiavik Creat Bear Alasha

Saskatchewan Livestock Totals From 1926 Census

Saskatchewan census figures for 1926 show 1,099,627 horses in the province with 993,864 over two years old. Cattle total 1,153,368 including 296,288 oxen and 681,557 cows. Sheep reach 161,769 comprising lambs under one year and older stock, and swine total 597,155 with breeding sows and boars broken out.

Saskatchewan Prairie Provinces Department of Trade and Comerce Dominion Bureau of Statistics Gier

Honey Industry Grows Fast Across Canada

The honey industry expands with rapid production gains in Canada from 1921 to last year. Dominion output rose from 7 million to 21.6 million pounds, while growers earned about 4.2 million dollars. Ontario and Quebec lead, Manitoba third, as western provinces build apiaries. Saskatchewan names an agriculture specialist to aid beekeepers. A separate note reports about 60,600 cariboo seen along the Yukon River between Isaac Creek and Selwyn, filmed from the White Horse steamer.

Canada Dominion Ontario Quebec Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture Ferds Cariboo Isaac Creek Selwyn Yukon River White Horse

Extra Care Needed With Country Radio

The article warns rural radio users to avoid fire risk from storms. Deputy Fire Marshal George F. Lewis recommends a ground connected double throw switch between aerial and set, plus a four inch blade and a ground lead. A warning tag should mark the set during electrical storms. No radio should be installed without an approved lightning arrester.

George F. Lewis

Fragmented OCR Notice Shows Garbled Address and Quote

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Winnipeg addresses and a quote about a driver striking someone. The readable parts reference patterns, a newspaper union, and a person named Mia McDerivot Ave. The text is incomplete and contains nonsensical elements and partial phrases.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union Mia McDerivot Ave Winnipeg

Wealth In Words Says Vocabulary Size Reflects Intellect

Dr W Shyreck, president of the Southern Omnious State Normal University, told the National Education Association that a person with less than fifty thousand words is intellectually poor. He cited dictionaries listing over 450000 words and urged building a home vocabulary of about five thousand while expanding through literature and rhetoric to gain phrase mastery.

W. Shyreck Southern Omliness State Normal Univerally National Education Association Keats

Lord Grey On Relations Between Beck And Moscow In The Past And The Future

Lord Grey argues for careful resumption of relations with Moscow only if the Soviet state pursues Russian interests. He contrasts Bolshevik aims with traditional governance, warns against world revolution, and urges the UK to avoid partial ties or pretended understandings. The piece also notes a Ontario poultry circle success story highlighting cooperation.

Lord Grey Beck Moscow Great Britain Lord Grey of Falloden Kiowas Kerensky Russia China Lordrey

Fattening Rabbits Guidance For Market Readiness

A Dominion Department of Agriculture bulletin outlines rabbit fattening before marketing, requiring 20 to 60 days and an age of six months. Rabbits should be kept in small, narrow huts in quiet, low light, with a diet transitioning from alfalfa and hay to mashed grains, potatoes, bran, barley meal, corn meal, or soaked bread, fed three times daily.

Dominion Department of

Demand for Trees Highlights West Farmers Content in Homes

Inspector Lennox of the Dominion Forestry Board at Indian Head notes unwavering western demand for trees with orders totaling 5,000,000 this year versus 6,600,000 last year. He says farmers plan for the future and that groves accompany contented homes. the comment follows his westward tour and recommendations by provincial and national officials on ship interior fittings and regional needs.

West Th. W. Lennox Dominion Forestry Branel Indian Head

White Wild Ducks New Breed Seen at Brandon Exhibition

A brood of white wild ducks appeared at Brandon provincial exhibition grounds rendering a rare sight. Experts cannot fully explain their existence though it is suggested they are offspring of two white ducks found on Lake Ontario years ago. The birds drew attention as a notable natural curiosity amid wartime and postwar reflections.

Campbellford Northumbland County Ontario F. J. Baker Bianacer Canada Brandon R. M. Matheson K-C J. Lake Morden Lake Ontario Matheson St Mr. Morden

Indian reserves roads to be owned by province after pact

An agreement between the British Columbia and Federal governments will transfer road ownership on Indian reserves to the province. The formal ratification will follow negotiations led by Hon. W H Sutherland with federal authorities. Also noted are University of Illinois trials showing red clover seed production favors the first crop for seed, and spring crops for hay. Reader travelogue quotes London and Paris and a casual remark on hobos and clothing.

Bnglish Columbia W. Hi. Sutherland Lege of Agriculture University of Ilinois

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