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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
4
A partial verse about a small white church on a hill inviting people to come to the church at the street end where a service is held each Sunday at noon with a welcome to all. The text repeats lines about the church and gathering.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announces the 1943 edition of the official handbook on present conditions and progress in Canada. Foreword by Hon H E Stevens. chapters cover imperial economic conference, population, wealth, agriculture, forestry, mining, transport, education, and more. The text notes data up to 1982 and invites copies from the Dominion Statistician Ottawa. Jamaica orange trade growth linked to Canadian shipping and fruit handling details noted.
A fragmentary Scots scene recalls beech and cennie gatherings with men building huts from sods and pwies. Some with money bought a white teat while others dug holes and fashioned rough shelters as families settled with limited housing.
A poem recalls pioneer women who labored to clear land and sustain families in Saskatchewan, stressing grit, self reliance, and eventual rewards. The passage then reports a tragedy in Outlook Sask where Olive Pearl Snider Vansickle died at 29 after influenza, leaving a husband and a daughter and noting her family ties to Conquest and Fertile Valley. Her funeral was held in Conquest United Church with burial in Fertile Valley cemetery.
An editorial urges pasteurization to prevent disease spread via milk, noting raw milk risks from infected cows and handlers. It argues pasteurization or boiling is the only practical method to ensure safe milk, advocating clean cows and safe practices.
John J. Davis suffered chronic constipation for six years and found relief after using Adlerika. He reports feeling like a new person. B. R. McNaught, Druggist, Hamiota endorses Adlerika as quick acting and safe.
W A Brown of the Dominion Department of Agriculture reported in Moncton that excellent quality turkeys from Western Canada shipped to Saint John and Halifax for Christmas trade into Great Britain have sparked a new market. He said this trade, arising from Ottawa trade agreements last July, is an entirely new commerce.
The Canadian Pacific Railway offers low rate excursion trips to promote intercity travel across Canada. From February to mid November 65,000 passengers used these options, linking Maritime Provinces to Montreal, Ontario, Quebec, Toronto, Windsor, Detroit, Chicago and other towns, bringing the countryside to city dwellers and fostering unprecedented cross-city familiarity.
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