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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
4
Brandon College Board reports strong finances and a plan to sustain the institution long term. Grade XII results reach 82 percent pass rate as seven and a half month program continues. The college lowers residence fees, tightens registration, and praises faculty efforts and community support.
The article explains kidney roles in filtering waste and balancing blood chemistry, notes nephritis or Bright's Disease as major injuries, and outlines treatment such as bed rest, diet, and reduced activity. It also mentions public health inquiries and Canada’s oyster production and domestic fish goods availability.
The article notes a large Empress of Japan passenger list arriving in Victoria and Canada Pacific Railway events. FE W Beatty questions elaborate ceremony planning while marking the transcontinental line's 50th anniversary next year. It mentions Cartier’s 1534 discovery anniversary and a 96 day Empress of Australia cruise from New York to the Atlantic world.
Canada’s pilchard fish foods supply vitamins and health elements. BC production in 1933 reached 1 140 tons while the prior three years averaged 12 320 tons. The drop is blamed on pilchards not being found in usual numbers during the 1938 season.
The Hamiota Fair is set for next Friday with AU entries due by 9 pm July 1. The town will mark its 50th anniversary with an Old-Timers' Reunion and events including Senior Baseball and a Midway. Canadian travel trends show growth in train tourism with Excursion fares boosting interprovincial travel. The District Horticultural Convention met in Birtle on July 4 with lectures on vegetables fruit growing and plant naming.
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