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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1949

Page

3

Toronto Man Breeds Chickens With Colored Eggs

O P Johnston of West Hill Ontario displays Barnacanas at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. The chickens have no combs or wattles and lay colored eggs in shades such as chocolate green khaki grey olive and taupe. Johnston credits Chilean Ancona and Dutch Barnaveida roots and says future egg color and feather color can be forecast and controlled. He notes frost resistance and cites a May June test of 58 eggs per hen in 61 days. He advocates a distinctly Canadian poultry type.

West Hill Chile Holland Toronto O. P. Johnston Mr Johnston Johnston Mr. Johnston Canada The Toronto Telegram

Predicted Deer and Duck Shortage If Hunting Licences Not Curbed

Frank Ward of Ducks Unlimited warned Portage la Prairie Game and Fish association that Manitoba faces severe wildlife extinction within five years unless licensing and protection steps are taken. He criticized noncooperative agencies, opposed commercial shooting lodges, and urged proper game guardianship. He noted Carberry issued 500 licences this year for an area likely supporting 50 hunters. Twenty-two American state names are of Indian origin.

Portage LA Prairie Man Saskatchewan Alberta Ward Canada Carberry

Crossword puzzle clues mixed with stray letters and errors

A fragmented crossword puzzle page presents numerous mismatched clues including Foreign Demonstrative Pronoun, Stringed instrument, Devoured, Mountainous district, Ambassador, To lavish fondness, Nocturnal time, Earth goddess, and various garbled entries. Some lines resemble across and down hints but many items are incomplete or corrupted.

Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf

Low mood stories recall a four brother tale. Three stock operators prospered while a fourth, the amiable one, bought shares alongside them. In July 1929 he sold all to enjoy his last months, the others collapsed by October, yet he thrives now and the brothers work for him.

Shining Lights Lame Duck

Alligator Meat Compared To Pork In Taste

People who have eaten alligators and crocodiles say the meat resembles pork in flavor and tenderness when cooked well done.

Believes Gold Bigger Factor Than Oil For Canada's Economy

James A. Robb of New York director of North Inca Gold Mines argues gold holds greater national economic importance than oil. He cites Yellowknife Northwest Territories as the world’s richest potential gold mining region and predicts future vast development from the area.

Canada Edmonton Alberta Turner Valley James A. Robb New York North Inca Gold Mines Limited Yellowknife N.W.T

Pilot’s miracle coat lost at sea returns with cash

Vancouver reports pilot Neil Carey of Queen Charlotte Airlines believes in miracles after his coat vanished over Georgia Strait. A fisherman recovered the waterlogged coat three days later and found $700 in cheques still in the pocket.

Vancouver Neil Carey Queen Charlotte Airlines Georgia Strait Carey

Prairie farmers hold vast grain stocks in Saskatchewan

In Regina experts say Prairie farmers store about 75 million bushels on farms and 5 million bushels in elevators. Opinions differ on why deliveries to elevators lag, with tax timing and storage space among suggested reasons. Authorities include federal figures under Rt. Hon. C D Howe.

Regina Sask

Ironing Woes Turn to Neat Garment Fold

A homemaker complains of the tedium and toil of ironing weekly chores. The monotony, rough handling of fabrics, and stubborn pleats frustrate her until a tune from childhood lifts her mood. The result is clothes neatly folded and ready to wear.

World happenings briefed from global events

United States loans 21 million dollars to Afghanistan for irrigation. Philips Petroleum takes 12 crown exploration reservations totaling about 100000 acres in northwestern Alberta. Indian defence service examines vitamin A extraction plant plans. Typhoon losses in eastern India threaten 8 million people with hunger after 300000 tons of rice vanish. Sir Allen Aylesworth turns 95 after serving in parliament since 1923. Cecil J. Smith receives a C H L Jones scholarship of 500 dollars at University of New Brunswick. Berlin thieves cut tail of imperial lion statue near Hohenzollern castle. U S bomber maker touts transport capable of moving 100000 pounds or 400 troops to western Europe. Garden of Gethsemane belongs to Franciscan monks.

Closet space tip adds bird-cage hook for garments

A weekly tip advises adding a bird-cage hook to the top of a closet door to create space. It can hold six to eight hangers and lift long dresses off the floor for easier storage.

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