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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1930
Page
3
The piece argues that farm success hinges on per acre crop value enhanced by turning grain into livestock and products. It advocates building a continuous breeding and feeding plant, maintaining livestock beyond immediate crop needs, and planning for steady, economical supply to maximize annual income per acre.
Canada possesses extensive clay resources used across cement, paper, and textile industries. In year, over 1,500,000 tons of various clays enter the country’s clay-working industries to form products.
Brief note reports a tricycle registered in Northern Ireland as a mechanically propelled road vehicle. A separate snippet contrasts Mexico’s population gender balance with a map remark. The short exchange includes a line about wireless radio and mentions Vart Hem in Stockholm.
Roger W. Babson, noted economist, argues in Collier’s Weekly that advertising on an unprecedented scale can revive the economy. He states the nation faces poor circulation as money sits idle and that advertising can accelerate the money flow, boosting business when more activity is needed.
Brown and white tweed weight suit with insets flare hem youthful box pleat effect slim skirt. Smart bolero bodice loose cuff sleeves two toned collar jabot of faille crepe silk. Sizes 14 to 40 bust with material yardage. send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name address and pattern number.
W Waldron markets commissioner at Regina credits Canadian poultry shows with direct benefits for raisers. He notes a $4590 shipment of selected birds from British Columbia to Japan as foundation stock for Imperial farms, saying the Crystal Palace congress drew attention and helped secure the order. G H Williams, president, is expected to attend.
Alexander McKeracher of Wroxeter aged 78 wins first in high-cut class of plowing at the North Huron Plowman Association meet. He also takes best finished furrow and top honors for veteran competitors, defeating hundreds of top plowmen from Western Ontario. London Advertiser.
Sugared strawberries from British Columbia found a ready market this year with about 100000 pounds bought by American interests and large quantities sold in Eastern Canada. In the Saanich district 504187 pounds were processed, 190000 in New Westminster district, and 184000 pounds in the Hatzic and Mission areas.
A humorous exchange centers on a bath being ready except for hot water. The servant explains the hot water is cold, while the mistress questions the delay and notes the bath is otherwise prepared. The playful dialogue highlights domestic routine and timing.
The London Daily Mail reports the 63 Egmont family portraits, from the 17th century onward, now at Christie's in London after leave Avon Castle Ringwood. The works include pieces by Lady Kneller Reynolds and Hoppner and belong to Frederick Joseph Trevelyan Perceval Earl of Egmont.
The piece notes anonymous $3000 given to a New York hospital to cover care for a gunshot victim. It laments that many law abiding men who never fired a shot must also pay their hospital bills.
Sir Robert Borden argued that cancelling wartime debts would have lifted global spirits and aided recovery. He cited economic links and warned that debt repayment kept prices high and mood low, affecting even the United States.
Jack Brewster a Jasper outfitter led hunters into districts outside Canada’s largest park. Dan Byck of Louisville hunted with him and returned with an eight foot grizzly skin found stalking the hunter. Buck killed the bear with a precise shot after it charged the hunter. Buck also filled his license with Rocky Mountain sheep goats deer moose and caribou trophies.
For the first nine months, the Edmonton office led Western Canada in homestead entries, filing 4,138 in the Edmonton land district, up from 2,932 a year earlier. The total for all Western Canada reached 13,550, vs 11,578 in the same period last year, with Edmonton accounting for more than a third.
The Department of the Interior reports Alberta oil production in July 1930 at 112 181 barrels, up 1 572 from June and 14 736 above July 1929, signaling rapid growth in Western Canada.
Canada’s pulp and paper industry led all industries in 1929 for wages and salaries and value of manufactured products, while ranking second in total capital invested and total employees.
Two papers report on a Missouri town fire affecting a local family. One cites total loss of property, the other notes a used car as the loss. J E Ford of the Bunceton Eagle suggests both accounts may be correct.
Rt. Hon. William Graham told the British House of Commons that Canada remained the favored source for canned salmon imports, with ten months showing higher volumes than last year. He said Soviet Russia exports declined sharply, countering claims that British Columbia’s tinned salmon industry suffered from Soviet dumping.
An English visitor tours the West and asks about saddles. The attendant notes the Western saddle has a horn. The man declines the horn, saying he won’t ride in traffic. A misunderstanding follows over ages.
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