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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 01, 1936
Page
7
The notice provides advertising rates for a Manitoba publication printed weekly on Thursdays. It lists price terms and advance payment requirements, noting lower costs for bulk or longer commitments and emphasizing reaching a Southern Manitoba audience through the paper.
George B Gimby, born 1870 in Owen Sound Ontario, died December 27 after months of paralysis. He moved to Cartwright district in 1882 and raised a family with Maria Gemmill then Auella Fulford, leaving one son Charles and four surviving children Georgina Gordon Frederick and Ronald. The funeral was held December 29 at United Church with Odd Fellows rites at Cartwright cemetery.
Professor N M Comber of Leeds University argues for compulsory guidance to help each pupil discover their strengths and limits. He warns against labeling a student a dunce when they fail a subject, calling it grave injustice and insult.
We are advised by Reeve Trem to begin the Bovine VT. B. test on January 13. The notice specifies scheduling details and the local official overseeing the test.
A letter from the Winnipeg Health of Animals Branch notes an Order in Council establishing Roblin Municipality as a restricted area to eradicate bovine tuberculosis. It directs testing of cattle in Roblin Municipality to begin as soon as possible, with inspectors set to commence around January 1st, 1935.
Dr George Drayton Strayer argues education should focus on individual growth and success for each student. He urges teachers to study and measure learning scientifically while maintaining sympathy, warning against instilling a sense of failure in children.
Canada aims to slaughter about 1500 buffalo to keep ranges from overgrazing as herds in Buffalo National Park and Elk Island Park in Alberta remain large. Current totals show 4763 buffalo in Buffalo Park and 2126 in Elk Island Park with calves and other wildlife also noted in the sanctuaries.
A quoted reminiscence describes a tragic life and a moment when boys shouted at a top window to coax a person named Ben to jump into a pet. The speaker recalls laughing and a failed attempt to save Bo pet.
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