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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
6
Rev A E Smith leads 9th Sunday After Trinity with Sunday School at 11:30 and Evensong at 7. Sons talk on God and the Sparrows cites Matt 10 29. Baptismal sacrament to be administered. Congregational picnic set for Salt Lake on Wednesday July 25.
Hamiota United Church stages a 50th anniversary service next Sunday morning at Iloclouk Whll. The sermon, Loyal to Traditions, questions new settlers and what pioneers valued. A study of Connell minutes and Bible classes precede the event. Charlie Herald and his Round-Up Rangers perform at McConnell’s Hall on August 8.
Experimental Farm notes discuss pullet growth timing and winter egg production. Early maturing birds risk backsliding and moulting in cold weather, while late maturers may underperform. Feeding strategies at Brando n Farm use hard grain and green forage to delay maturity for early pullets, and generous dry mash, hard grain, wet mash, milk, and meat meal to hasten growth for late pullets.
At a London luncheon S Wilding-Cole of the Radio Manufacturers Association touts newspaper ads as the best way to reach the public and forecasts a 1,000,000 pound ad spend with a 3,000,000 pound profit. Across Canada the bargain excursion idea spreads with strong public response and near capacity bookings on Vancouver to Alaska and Queen Charlotte Island routes.
The Hamiota Agricultural Society fair proceeded Friday with rain in the morning easing by afternoon. Horse shows drew crowds as judges awarded top prizes in Clydesdales percherons and heavy draft classes, while livestock and poultry won awards for Aberdeen Angus Shorthorn and other breeds.
An article warns that disease germs spread via contaminated secretions from the nose and mouth through coughing kissing and unsterilized eating utensils. It urges sanitary washing sterilization and regular health department inspections of eating places to prevent transmission both in homes and public venues.
Near Jasper Park Lodge a beaver halted traffic as it dragged a ten foot tree down the bank across the road into Lac Beauvert. The animal posed on a stone for amused visitors, then ferried the tree toward its home before traffic resumed.
Readable birth notices report two births in Manitoba. On July 5 at Hamiota Hospital a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards of Bradwardine. On July 17 at Hamiota Hospital a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Moore of Hamiota.
TENDERS for van routes sealed and addressed to the undersigned will be received until five o'clock p.m. August 4th 1934 for transporting children on Routes A B B2 C D E F G H and I for the school year beginning September 4th 1934. Plans and contract details available at the Secretary's Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. L. B. Taylor Secretary Treasurer.
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