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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1932
Page
6
The association promotes high grade gasoline and kerosene fuel for threshing machines. It claims years of experience show minimal repair costs and reliable satisfaction for machine owners during the harvesting season.
Oil and grease sales exceed expectations as many concede real satisfaction in using Cooperative Fuel and Lubricating goods.
Local supplier advertises a selection of drive belts in lengths 120 ft 150 ft and 160 ft at discounted Bar gain prices.
Decker residents hosted visitors Valerie Clack from Saskatoon and Myrtle Gregory from Branton. Mrs J Gregory’s parents welcomed her. Ladies Aid and W M S met with Mrs Richardson with Mrs Siotes in charge. School reopened after vacation. Valle Hall presented a travelling artist concert Thursday in Decker.
A Danish farmer relies on a wide co operative system for supplies finance energy and services. He buys at a cooperative store saves in a cooperative bank sells to dairies slaughterhouses and export cooperatives. Non members are viewed as oddities while profits aim for steady fair wealth distribution.
The Canadian Pacific Crop Report shows over half the 1932 prairie grain harvest completed. Wheat 64 percent, oats 48 percent, barley 47 percent with weather hindering cuts from recent rains and winds. Manitoba threshing broad, Western regions steady. yields vary by class and district with late grains benefiting from rainfall.
J P O'Brien of Bredenburg Sasx relieves at the Canadian Pacific Railway station while agent E B Hometh is on holiday.
A medical tone explains that the heart’s failure ends life and aging weakens arteries. It links hardening of arteries to poisons from diseased teeth and sinuses, warns against overstrain, and counsels moderation in work play eating and drinking.
The text urges keeping the whole body fit to protect the heart and arteries, noting that digestive abuse, overweight, and improper eating strain the heart. It emphasizes rest, moderate living, treating infections like dental sources, and early treatment of rheumatic signs to prevent heart disease, plus periodic health exams.
Hamiota community columns report births engagements and classes including Mr and Mrs Corbett of Oak River welcoming a son at Hamiota Hospital. Pearl McConnell to resume piano and theory classes. J Arklie to visit for optometry. Womans Association meeting set. garden notes praise gladiolus and tiger lily blooms. Also weathered incidents from Harding and Lavinia Roads.
The Nova Scotia Dairymen Association will hold its 1933 annual convention at the Cornwallis Inn in Kentville Nova Scotia. Also notes rise in Bermuda celery shipments to Canada this year totaling 25000 crates, and a June excursion by Eastern Steamship Lines from New York to Nova Scotia aboard the Acadia.
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