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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1935
Page
4
Manitoba producers will vote on the Poultry Marketing Scheme from February 16 to 23. Alberta and Saskatchewan producers will vote at the same time.
The Dominion Marketing Board approves a poultry marketing scheme under the Natural Products Marketing Act. Meetings announce date time place and local secretary. Voting runs Feb 14 to Feb 23 with registration, ballots, and return envelopes via post offices and provincial officers.
Hamiota Curling Club lists dense weekly draws from February 1 to February 29 including teams such as Juckes Squibb Beattie Houck Fraser MacMillan Rattan Williams Caldwell MacMillan Coombe Hudson Strickland and Houck Fraser. The schedule spans Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays with multiple matchups at Ice No 9 and No 3 arenas.
The article recalls Thomas D. McGillivray who placed the last CPR dirt on the line to the Pacific in 1885, Mary McNeill’s long CPR steamship service, and Prof Julian Huxley’s remarks on science funding. It covers Quebec mining talk, improving 1935 tourism, Banff Winter Carnival events, a golden eagle incident, and Empress of Britain cruise activity.
Arthritis is inflammation of a joint or joints. Acute forms may signal rheumatic fever injury or infection elsewhere in the body. Early signs include fever joint pain redness swelling and tenderness with later stiffness. Treatment begins with rest and addressing the infection while improving general health.
The article states that if an infection is firmly established in the joint, removing the infection source offers limited hope. Medicines relieve symptoms but no cure exists. emphasis is on personal health, simple living, and avoiding excesses, with medical supervision for massage and heat treatments.
The article outlines sheltering two skeet traps at Stations 1 and 7 with distinct elevations, gun racks, safety nets, and simple layouts. It notes affordable traps and the option to build a club-house, stressing practical, economical choices and ongoing expansion as a shooting club grows.
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