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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

3

Farm Youths Show Canning and Crop Triumphs in 1914

A farm youth recounts spring planting in 1914 at Clarinda Iowa and the growth of tomatoes, canning trophies, and state fair prizes. She notes profits from a one tenth acre including 5660 pounds of tomatoes and multiple county and state awards, plus lessons in home canning and budgeting.

Clarinda Page County Iowa Sarah Huftalen H. Benson Chemawa Indian “School Arion Countregon Itis Canning Wits Weir Vora Ule Taat Falis Gisie Fior Das Igl4 Rete Venborg Nity Goilers LiLy Guuate Tisdsburo County Couwege Iurbey Jearn Tallahassee Latahassee Texas Lois Robertson Lone Star State Dallas Fair Waco Cotton Palace Baylor Female College Belton Manitoba Agricultural College Winnipeg C. H. Lee Agricultural College Bertha Bailey Kentucky

Prehistoric Methods Oppose Poison Gas in Warfare

An article argues against poisonous gas in war, calling it barbaric and murder like, noting civilized powers at The Hague promoted peace and horror mitigation since 1899 and 1907, with all belligerents in the current conflict subscribing to the declaration.

Atlantic Delligererts Germany Bufalo Co

Crusade Urged Against Weeds Endangering Crops

The Manitoba and Dominion farming sectors face crop loss from aggressive weeds polluted seed and mixed cropping. A co operative weed extermination campaign, utilizing veteran agronomy, is endorsed as the costly but beneficial remedy to protect grain production and reduce handling costs.

Johan Nesy Toad Sas Cas Manitoba East Ontario Dominion Kelly Toronto Globe

Submarines Sink Slowly as Ballast Fills Vessels

An article from Pearsons Magazine explains why modern submarines take several minutes to dive. It notes that ballast water must be admitted gradually to keep the vessel on an even keel and avoid disaster, with depth controlled by horizontal rudders.

Pearson's Magazine

Wage System in Farming Outlook for Harvest Labor

A Toronto Globe discussion notes harvest labor prospects in Mantudae and surrounding regions. It argues wage systems fail due to seasonal idle time, urging farmers to provide year round demand or shift workers to self employment, with potential gains in productivity and efficiency.

Racy Mantudae Ubstario Wuiks Ile West Abeas Hess Toronto Globe

Farm profits tied to family well being in Dr Worst view

Profits from farming should benefit the household as a whole. A successful farmer needs livestock, up-to-date tools, sanitation and labor-saving home conveniences. The wife and children must be cared for. The ideal farm yields a restful, delightful home children won’t leave willingly.

J. H. Worst

Britain's Queen Elizabeth Leads Navy Awe at Dardanelles

English correspondent recounts arrival at allied fleet anchorage near the Dardanelles. He describes the Queen Elizabeth battleship as the fleet’s centerpiece, the minimal armament profile, and its impressive gunnery. He notes the Inflexible’s heavy damage in the March action and praises naval dominance and readiness for further operations.

Darddanelies Elizaveth Neson Astrice Gallipoli Gaba Tepe Dardanelles Sir John Vellicoe North Sea Kiel Canal St. Doveton Sturdees von Spree Falkland Islands

Time Well Spent on Farm Knowledge and Community

An old piece argues that a slovenly farmer deems Farmers Institutes fairs and demos as waste while neighbors who waste more time prosper. It suggests the man misjudges value of study and social learning, noting he could have learned from groups like Sunday school picnics and agricultural gatherings.

East

Wallflowers and Botanists At A Party Dialogue

A witty exchange asks why inviting two botanists is wise for a party tonight. The speaker says the botanists will take an interest in the wallflowers. The light humor hinges on plant world contrast.

The Small Farmer Versus the Big Farm Corporation

Students of Lee provied conclude the day of the small farmer is ended unless small farms or farming corporations can compete with big capital. The banker’s role is to fund productive enterprises and judge investments, ensuring funds help farmers pay debts and sustain production.

Lee Proviem Lave Farming Corporation Jones Murt le Beth

Make Yourself a Neighborhood Leader

The call for leaders to guide neighbors in new farming methods and farming living. Emphasizes replacing old individualism with cooperation and bearing one another's burdens as the core of the new century. Targets plain farmers and farm families to unite for shared progress.

Dramatic Critic Roasts New Play Sparks Manager Feud

The manager accuses a critic of delivering an unqualified roast of the new play. The author hints the critic overheard harsh remarks made to him, suggesting the roast reflected conversations rather than independent judgment.

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