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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
4
A catalog of items including clocks coats sweaters plates lamps blankets and more with donors such as B R McNaught E M Tennyson A F Basler and H A McIntosh. Values range from 10 to 88 dollars and include china sets glassware and food products.
The Canadian Medical Association outlines anaemia causes including blood loss and low haemoglobin, stresses treating underlying disease first, and promotes fresh air, sun, rest, and proper diet. Pernicious anaemia is addressed with liver preparations, and early cancer treatment is highlighted as highly curative.
A public health piece argues cancer deaths in Canada exceed 8,000 yearly but can be halved with public knowledge and early action. It stresses that treatment success hinges on early diagnosis and public awareness, not just medical prowess, and counters the idea that cancer is hopeless.
Council met January 7 1929 with all members present. Officers for 1936 include health officer Dr Hudson $50 sanitary inspector Colin McMillan $25 secretary treasurer Wm T Andrew $1000 and numerous ward officers. Reeve duties and municipal engineer appointed. Health area debate led to postponement of hospital expansion due to cost. Gravel contract holdback instruction to Foxwarren. Accounts approved including salaries and yard work.
The report of the fi ance committee was received and adopted. The secretary treasurer was instructed to issue cheques in payment of the same. Council then adjourned.
The W M S plan a birthday party and supper with lantern slides by Rev. Jones of McConnell. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Richardson’s, ending with a silver tea. Curling saw A H Gill’s rink win the Lints cup final. Old-Time dance drew crowds. Miss Clare Madsen and Lou Cochrane won the waltz. Local notes include travel for a Brandon benspiel rink and the Rosenberger honeymoon return, with Field attending Ford Motor School in Winnipeg.
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