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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 17, 1940

Page

4

Birthday Tribute for Mrs James L Fraser of Salwon Arm

Birthday list notice from Hamiota district invites readers to submit names dates and birthplaces of living or former residents born near Acton Halton County Ontario January 20 1852 Mrs James L Fraser born in 1852 is cited as a pioneer of 1884 and a book will record and publish near dates.

James L. Fraser Salwon Arm B.C Acton Halton County Ont Hamiota Echo Office

Farm Federation Meeting Aims to Aid Western Canada Farmers

A Hamiota Manitoba meeting of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture on Toreday January 9 under P. E Hedley as chair drew a strong turnout. F W Ransom led group discussions, urged farmer education and cooperation, and urged locals to join and contribute to shaping farming's future in Western Canada.

Hamiota Manitoba Federation of Agriculture P. E Hedley Clsi Ceares Canada F. W. Ransom Dominion Nova Scotia Ransom

Brandon Winter Fair Promises Big Prizes and New Events

Brandon plans its 1940 Winter Fair March 1 to 22 at the Winter Fair Arena Building. The event features livestock exhibition, Calf feeding contest for youth, and a larger horse show. A new Prize Path Puzzle Contest offers 3 1300 in cash prizes for ticket buyers.

Manitoba Brandon Canada Western Canada

Farm Paper to Play Important War Time Role

Family Herald and Weekly War announces a 1940 policy guiding farmers to adjust to wartime markets. Articles by editors and agricultural experts will cover hogs sheep beef cattle poultry and root crop production, plus homegrown seeds like apples flax and grass seed as cash crops to offset shortages.

Family Herald Canada

Farm Weekly Promises Broad Service Across Dominion

A seventy year old Farm Weekly, maintained through wartime, extends coast to coast distribution to over 300 000 Canadian farm homes. It pledges to render real service to the Dominion and the Empire by showing farmers how to profitably conduct operations during wartime.

Dominion Empire Farmore Wartimie

Food Conservation Officers Attend January Meetings

The Thamioda group lists officers for Food Conservation with Mrs. W. W. Cochrane as president and Mrs. E. D. Hudson as secretary. Monthly meetings begin January with a book review of Madame Curie by Mrs. Douglas Rutherford and a February sketch.

Madame Curie Douglas Rutherford

Canada’s War Loan Oversubscribed

The Bank of Canada reports cash subscriptions to the first War Loan reached 248,804,550.00 by last night. Since cash allotment is limited to 200,000,000, unconfirmed subscriptions may not be fully allotted. Books remain open to let small subscribers enter applications subject to allotment.

Ottawa Janu Bank of Canada National Publicity Committee

New Wheat Uses Themed By National Geographic Article

Article notes possible new uses for wheat including textiles and industrial products. It references an illustrated National Geographic piece and suggests Western wheat research laboratories to expand markets and raise farmer prices. The piece calls for government action.

Echo Office National Geographic Magazine North-West Grain Dealers’ Association National Research Council National Geographic Dominion West

Canadian National Earnings Show Increase

The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways system for the week ending January 7, 1940 rose to 3,620,164 dollars from 2,807,257 dollars the same week in 1939, an increase of 812,907 dollars. PICTURE FRAMING Mouldings suitable for snap enlargements at reasonable prices by C. J. Venables above The Echo Office.

Canadian National Railways C. J. Venables Echo Office

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District Fire Office A. D. McConnell F. M. Coombs Main Road Eaton’s EATON T. Eaton Vancouver Victoria Seattle Portland California Van Farm Federation Meeting Brandon Winter Fair Thamioda Wiemen’s Institute President W. W. Cochrane E. D. Hudson E. J. Venables Horticulture C. J. Venables Jr W.L. Convention Reports Wm. T. Andrew Reat Hepburn Ontario Great Britain France M. F. Hepburn Ntario Scrmada Automotive Industries OF Canada Lumsden Building Toronto
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