Canadian Pacific Crop Report Highlights Promising Wheat Growth
The Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural department in Winnipeg notes favorable crop development after a week of heavy rains and needed moisture. Manitoba and Saskatchewan wheat stands at about two feet tall. oats and barley headed out. fall rye coloring. Hail losses are minimal and pastures and bay crops are in good shape.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Agricultural Department
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Village hedges Nuisance Grounde plan criticized
Hamiota citizens urge immediate action on the Nuisance Grounde sight west of town. The critique notes black poplar twigs planted in pigweed instead of Caragana and calls for soil plowing, proper Caragana planting, and two to three summers of weed control to establish a screen. Also mentions Horticultural Society show dates and Imperial Conference details.
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Department of Agriculture
Smiths of Pope Celebrate Golden Wedding in Canada
Mr and Mrs Alex Smith of Pope marked fifty years of marriage with a large July celebration at their farm home. Born in Scotland the couple settled in Ontario then Canada and raised a large family along with many grandchildren and relatives. Guests from North Dakota Kipling Crandall Reynaud and Oakner attended. The event included cake gifts and games plus a formal lodge installation and WI meeting reviews.
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Alex. Smith
Mr. Smith
Scotland
Canada
Ontario
Alexander
Leabella
Hern
Togo
Jeannie
Mra C. McMillan
Conguest
James
Bratton
Magui
Mra
D. Moran
Carrie
Mra Wm. McAdam
Conquest
Lucy
D. Nicolson
Bounty
Sask
Annie
Wesley Rivers
Empress
Alta
Lizzie
Jas
DeWinter
Peace River
Martha
E. Cavanaugh
Mary
R. H. Stevens
Pope
Man
Alice B. Winnipeg
Harvey
North Dakota
Kipling Crandall
Reynaud
Oakner
Hamiota Show Adopts 1931 Prize List with Updates
The Hamiota Horticultural Show announces 1932 dates August 12 and 13 and updated rules. Entries in lawns and verandahs are due July 11 to secretary Mrs W Lief, with minimum five entries per section to win. Prize amounts vary by section, including top prizes of 7.50 and 7.50 dollars for flowers, vegetables, and horticultural classes, plus special awards to several local clubs and individuals.
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W. Lief
Hamiota Fair Set for July 22 Entries in by 9 PM
Tea was served and prizes awarded as Mrs Stewart of Oak River thanked guests for a very enjoyable afternoon. Remember the Hamiota Fair will be held next week on Friday July 22. Entries must be made by 9 PM the day before. none accepted the morning of the fair.
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Hamiota Lodge No
Ellerington
D.D.M
Miniota
J. J. Henderson
W. D. Burwick
Dr. Chalmers
J. Clarke
W. Bonnar
F H Squibb
J.P.G
B. F Brooks
N.G
Douglas Beamish
W.G
J. T. Anderson
R.S
L.S.V.G
Peter Deuchart Jr
R.ss
Hugh Gray
LSS
Peter Deuchart Sr
Hamiota Women’s Institute
Decker
Ellenville
Oak River
Sostia Sewing Club
Atoimah Club
Orange Hall
F Houck
Riding Mountain National Park
McNaught
Rockies
Dr.) Stewart
Guesta
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John Bracken
G. McKenzie
Minister of Agriculture and Immigration
Red & White
W. C. Gurll
Hamiota
Canadian Pacific Crop Report
Bedge
Hamiota Horticultural Society
Ottawa
British Isles
British Commonwealth of Nations
Parliament
Chateau Laurier
House of Commons
Ceylon
India
Mrs. Alex. Smith
Maple Grove
Nweid's Store News
S. Sweid
Hamiota Horticultural Show
Ellenville WI
Hamiota WI
J. Reid
C A Steele
EK. Venables
W. G. Johnston
H. M. Reid
Dr. Scarboro Ga
Wm. Chambers
R S Hodge
L. King
McConnell Bros
W. Juergins
Little
D. Cochran
B Juckes
Hamiota Book Store
S. Sneid
Winnipeg Tribune
J.G. McConnell
T Eaton Co
F. Jordan
Patmore
I VanMale
J. A. Wood
McCullagh
T. J. Strachan
W Keough
G.S. Fraser
F H Lambl
Enoy
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