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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
4
Prize list from the Hamivota horticultural show highlights winners across house plants onions vegetables and flower categories. Notable names include W Lief J Irwin L King Irene Woods Mrs W Keough and Mra J A Woods.
A compiled list of winners across divisions at Hamiota Fair includes multiple categories such as oil painting, paper folding, watercolor, crayon drawing, pen and ink drawing, fabric paintings, and decorative arts. Winners span many names like H Gray, W Lief, Pauline Skovinski, Margaret Shier, Irene Woods, and Mary White, reflecting broad participation and results from grades 1 through 8 and various age groups.
The report notes J A Woods and 2 W Lie Canadian Horticaltera receiving diplomas for most outstanding exhibit. Mrs Keough is recognized for another notable display at the garden council event.
Canada’s Empress of Britain, built in Scotland, enters service early 1931 with 1,100 passengers and lavish amenities including a theatre, Turkish baths, pools, courts, beauty parlours and royal Academy designed rooms. Newspapers hail her as a potential Atlantic speed challenger, possibly beating Bremen with a Southampton to Quebec run in five days, though builders keep engine secrecy.
An article from the Health Service of the Canadian Medical Association explains tonsillitis and chronic tonsil infection. It notes acute tonsillitis causes fever and sore throat, while chronic infection can spread poisons through the bloodstream, often requiring surgical removal of tonsils. It also mentions nasal sinuses adjoining the nose and their connections.
The article notes successful Canadian exhibitors in the international Grain and Hay show to be held in Chicago from November 29 to December 6 with added provincial and national awards. It highlights Canadian contributions to poultry, railway worker programs, and Manitoba’s sixtieth birthday as rural progress and industry advances are traced.
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