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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
4
Celebrate Mamiota Manitoba birthday of a London born individual born July 25 1858. Reminder to attend the Fair on Friday next. Hamiota United Church anniversary services and supper scheduled for October 3 and 4 with entry closing tomorrow at 9 p.m.
Mrs Charlotte Ohhristina McKenney wife of Provincial Constable H L McKenney of Terrace dies after illness at Prince Rupert General Hospital. She leaves husband a son and daughter, plus her mother and siblings. Burial at Terrace cemetery July 12 with Eastern Star and United Church ties cited.
A past outbreak in a major Canadian city led health officials to study a dairy tied to most cases. Pasteurization, heating milk to about 145 degrees for 30 minutes then cooling, is presented as a safeguard against typhoid and other diseases. A group debate includes an Irishman denying pasteurized milk, while elders praise traditional feeding. Questions to the Canadian Medical Association in Toronto are answered by letter.
The notice lists July 23 donations for the Hamiota Fair including prizes for foals of 1937 and best grade yearling colt donated by local merchants. It also announces a steer or grade heifer calf prize for youths under 18, with winners and participation rules. Additional notes cover siren schedule changes, Hospital Aid potato and vegetable donations, and the Retail Merchants Association meeting with speakers Stan Evans G R Cormack and Elliot Day.
Mr and Mrs Wm Osito spent the week end with Mr and Mrs V Quine in Earl Gray Saskatchewan. Mr A Sutherland returned Monday after visiting Regina and Earl Gray with relatives and friends.
Experimental notes describe rapid colony buildup in June on dandelion fruit and caragana blooms. Swarming rises with queen egglaying and nectar storage, so weekly brood frame rearrangement reduces swarming. If queen cells appear, remove original brood chamber, place queen on new frames, shake bees, add queen excluder and honey supers, and reuse old chamber. Swarming lowers honey yield by about half.
Tourism peaks as Banff Springs and Chateau Lake Louise open mid season and visitors flock to Moraine Lake Lake O'Hara Lake Wapta Yoho Valley and Radium Springs. Golf trails hiking tennis and fishing touted with signature events including Calgary Stampede Indian Days at Banff Trail Riders ascent Mount Ashiboine and Banff golf week through August.
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