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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
4
Worm infestation and soil borne diseases afflict poultry across seasons. Rearing young stock on unused ground and portable shelters reduce worm and disease risk. Scare crows deter predators. green pasture bolsters vitamins and winter resilience. Brandon Experimental Farm reports success. Cold storage preserves vegetables by precooling to 50 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent drying and moulds.
Rainfall projections for the Prairies suggest a harvest outlook similar to 1932 after a year with double the usual April to date rainfall. Leonard J. Pohlmann of Canadian Pacific Railway was elected VP of the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents of New York. Hotel Saskatchewan hosted a rare Chinese Mandarin dinner dance with historic silage-decor, valued at 6000 dollars. T. J. Jackson became first assistant manager at the Royal York Hotel and Cyril Chapman moved up at Seigniory Club. Charles Montgomery honored for constructing a near flawless model of CP locomotive 2300. The CP liner Melita sold to Italian shipbreakers. Caleb R. Smith urged four guiding maxims at the Life Underwriters convention. James G. Millar, at 82, celebrates decades with the CP. A re-enactment near Jackfish recalls the last spike ceremony of 1885 with a gilded spike.
The article explains Taenia solium and Taenia saginata, noting beef tapeworms are common while pork tapeworms are rarer. It describes symptoms, transmission through undercooked meat, life cycle, meat inspection, and treatment under a physician, with a CMA contact for health questions.
The Winnipeg Grain Exchange states it will assist in an international and government inquiry into its trading and alleged bear raid. It confirms readiness to provide figures from members, supports a government supervisor if appointed, and notes its December and May price actions aligned with Dominion policy. It says representatives in Ottawa will appear before the Commons committee to answer questions.
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