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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1935
Page
4
Experimental Farm notes warn swarming spikes in June as bees feed on dandelion and caragana, causing brood congestion. Weekly brood rearrangement helps. if larvae appear in brood cells, perform a Demaree. Reared queens can use the old brood chamber. sending to Brandon, Manitoba for details. Allowing a colony to swarm halves the honey crop.
The Invermere Board of Trade has leased the bungalow camp at Lake Windermere for the summer to cater to expected tourist traffic to the Canadian Rockies. The private camp for girls will host 42 guests in a main building and several bungalows with modern amenities, near Banff Windermere Road and Cranbrook routes.
The article explains the itch mite spread by contact and shared clothing, its lifecycle, and symptoms. It advises hot baths, soap, and sulphur ointment for treatment, emphasizes full household cleanliness and sterilization of clothing and bedding to prevent reinfestation. Questions answered by the Canadian Medical Association follow at 184 College Street, Toronto.
The community greets Rev and Mrs Brown newly assigned to the McConnell Decker Field and wishes them happiness. Retiring pastor Rev Catruthers and family are wished success in Pipestone. Beth Decker and Geo Pearson attend summer school at the University of Manitoba. Mrs H Quinton visits Ontario by motor. Mr and Mrs McHugh of Winnipeg visit Mr and Mrs V Little recently.
More than seventy ladies gathered at Mrs A B Dickies home on Wednesday afternoon June 25 under the Women Institute. Eighteen were grandmothers. Mrs R E Vance presided with Mrs G Coupe giving the welcome and Mrs W Currie of Hamiota delivering What We Owe Our Grandmothers. Several members contributed to the program including Mrs Ruttan Miss G McConnell Hazel Whimster Gladys Kirton Edna Murdock Marjorie Coupe Rena Murdock Patsy O’Hara Geraldine Coupe Elaine Johnston and Mavis Murdock.
The all inclusive Canadian National Railways System reports gross revenues for the nine day period ending June 30 1935 at 4 251 729 compared with 4 482 483 for the same period in 1934 a drop of 230 754 in the year over year comparison indicating reduced traffic and earnings.
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