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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1933
Page
4
The article explains Malta fever now understood as undulant fever in humans. It links the Malta goat milk source to the illness and notes that pasteurization destroys the germ. It advises glove use and hand hygiene for those working with animals and meat to prevent infection.
A humorous epic recounts Oakner's hockey team braving deep snows and a stalled truck on a December journey to Harding. The tale follows gritted effort, rope rescue, and a rough return, ending with a late practice at the rink and a beleaguered yet hopeful crew.
Weekly column previews United Church of Canada activities and mission efforts. It outlines ongoing work across Central India Trinidad Portuguese West Africa Japan Korea and three Chinese provinces alongside domestic projects and missionary labors.
Montreal January 25. CN officials deny a Montreal newspaper claim that Canadian National is losing over one million dollars weekly on operations. The system says 1932 operating expenses were covered with a net of over ten million dollars, up more than 2.5 million from 1931.
Draft prize lists for the Brandon Winter Fair outline horse, cattle, bacon hog, and poultry classifications for March 13 to 17. Cattle classes are weight based with four individual ranges and two for pairs and groups. horse classes shrink to two divisions around an 1700 lb threshold. bacon hogs include singles, pairs, groups, and carcass. The pure bred cattle sale is planned for March 11 and expected to attract many buyers in Manitoba.
A druggist, B. R. McNaught of Hamiota, promotes Adherika as a remedy for gas and sour stomach. He claims soda disturbs digestion and that Adherika rids bowel poisons causing gas and sleep problems.
The 1932 operating deficit under the Maritime Freight Rates Act stood at 4.2 million dollars, improved by 2.2 million from 1931, with the figures presented separately on the Eastern fines of the Cen edian National.
Tourists in Sidney mines Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia descend one of the world’s largest underwater coal mines reaching two and a quarter miles beneath the sea floor. The Atlantic coast mines are noted, with another undersea operation at Nansimo British Columbia on the Pacific coast.
E W Beatty, chairman of Canadian Pacific, argues for merging the two rail systems to save hundreds of millions, reduce capital spending, and avoid public burden. He cites past proposals by Lord Shaughnessy and the Duff Commission, warns against political expediency, and calls for a unified management with public accountability.
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