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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1929

Page

3

Unusual Historic Interest Tied to Northern Canadian Waterways

This feature maps the Pelican Narrows area and the Churchill River route, tracing fur trade explorers from Frobisher to Pond and Thompson. It notes 5500 square miles surveyed in the National Topographic Series, highlighting trade posts, river routes, and ongoing northern development with rich fishing and mineral potential.

Canada Pelian Narrows Topographical Survey Department of the Interior Ottawa Churchill River Pas Sturgeonweir River Churchill Frog Portage Reindeer River Reindeer Lake Joseph Frobisher Montreal Northwest Company Sturgeonweir Cumberland Pelican Narrows Great Mackenzie Basin Frobisher Alexander Henry Frobisher Brothers Peter Pond Lake Athabaska Russia Pond Philip Turner Hudson's Bay Company Malcolm Ross Sturgeonneir River Pel'can Narrows Frég Portage London Arrowsmith North America David Thompson Chuurchill Rendeer River Reindeer Fairford House Thompson Peter Fidler Robert Bell Lac la Ronge Kississing Arctic Saskatchewan Malcolm McLeod Hudson Stanley Warren Hastings East Indian Empire Bunker Hill Captain Cook Pelican, Wood and Minrond Lakes Athabasca Royal Canadian Mounted Police Hudson Bay Island

Demand For Silver Fox Popular Fur Worldwide

A Canadian breeders association reports the silver fox as the most popular fur among women worldwide with 58 000 foxes inspected in 6000 member farms last year. The fox business is stable across booms and depressions, making fox farming a growing profitable Dominion industry. Prince Edward Island farms sold live foxes last year from £60 to £300 per pair, with higher prices for exceptionally high pelt records.

Canada Dominion Prince Edward Island

Lindbergh Admitted to National Society of Long Fellows

Qualified for Society Lindbergh is named among new members of the National Society of Long Fellows. To qualify a minimum height criteria is cited and a Los Angeles man is noted with a height of 8 feet 9 inches. The society, founded two years ago, now counts about 3,000 members pursuing taller baths and other extended comforts.

Lindbergh National Society of Long Fellows Atlantic Los Angeles

Only One He Knew Four Word Commandment Joke

A teacher tests an infants class by asking for a four word commandment. A child raises a hand and replies Keep off the grass, sparking a concise moral joke about memory.

Wood cut for paper industry in U.S. three percent

A claim states only three percent of U S wood harvest is used for papermaking. An unrelated fact notes an elephant trunk contains about 40 000 muscles.

United States

Dress patterns of versatile crepe satin gown and fabrics

Annabelle Worthington outlines a black crepe satin Princess line dress with molded bodice and fur flaring hem. It uses dull and shiny crepe surfaces for trim and bands and is easy to sew in sizes 16 to 42 bust. Pattern price 25 cents.

Annabelle Worthington Paris Faille

How To Order Patterns Pattern No 0 Name Town

Pattern No 0 described for the named town shows ordering steps and pattern details. The fragment notes a town name and pattern identification but lacks full instruction text and pricing.

Poultry Improvement Stations Boost Breed Quality Nationwide

Poultry Improvement Work stations across the country under the experimental farm at Ottawa show strong gains in breed quality. In Eastern Quebec four years ago 375 purebred birds were kept. in 1928, 1,650 of 1,900 birds across 22 stations were purebred mainly Barred Plymouth Rock. Improvements include housing boosts and use of high egg-producing stock. During the year 516 cockerels and 489 pullets were sold for breeding, along with 1,631 settings of hatching eggs.

Ottawa Quebec Department of Agriculture

Fallacies On Teeth Health And Sugar Myths

A discussion debunks myths about sugar harming teeth and emphasizes calcium rich diets for strong teeth. It cites a test on puppies fed glucose with no decay, notes cavities indicate dental care needed, and ends with a quip about a breach of promise lawsuit and Hawaiians canoes carrying 50 men.

Cleaning Rigs Keep CPR Cars Spotless Throughout Routes

Cleaners maintain a year round program as vacuum trucks scrub every inch of carpet and upholstery after each run. Movable parts like seats are removed and treated by air. An army of staff operate at all CPR terminals to uphold high cleanliness standards.

Canadian Pacific Railway

Manitoba oral hygiene drive reaches remote communities

The Manitoba Mouth Health Campaign organized by the Canadian Dental Hygiene Council in cooperation with the Manitoba Dental Association and provincial health and education departments used traveling clinics to treat over 1200 children in far northern and immigrant communities. Dr. Frank Livingstone led journeys by icebound train and horse sleigh to school houses, nursing cottages, and outposts, delivering exams, fillings, extractions, and education amid harsh winter conditions and sparse facilities.

Manitoba Canadian Dental Hygiene Council Manitoba Dental Association North Frank Livingstone Humanity Lfe

Improving Herds and Flocks at Dominion Illustration Stations

The Dominion Department of Agriculture reports on experimental illustration stations aiming to boost dairy herds and livestock quality. Operators use purebred sires, keep milk records, and butter-fat tests to gauge each animal’s production.

Dominion Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Ottawa Moynan Illustraton

Death of Elizabeth Eastdown Former Dickens Servant at 82

Elizabeth Eastdown once served Charles Dickens died at Bernt House Farm Higham England aged 82. Surviving Dickens servant is a former page boy who now lives in London. The earth's sensible atmosphere extends upward about 100 miles.

Elizabeth Eastdown Charles Dickens Bernt House Farm Higham England Dickens London

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