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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 09, 1927

Page

2

Western Canada Leads At Wheat Pool Conference In Kansas City

Western Canada dominated the Kansas City wheat pool conference with Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba pools presenting strong reports. The three provinces have built a vast selling network, stored grain in thousands of elevators, and paid farmers hundreds of millions. The gathering highlighted coop strength and plans for a unified selling agency to replace fragmented farmer efforts.

Canada International Cooperative Wheat Pool Kansas City United States Australia Germany Russia Western Canada Tle Prairie Provinces Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba A. J. McPhail Buffalo Prince Rupert Vancouver Westers Anada Ute

Reopened Milk Plant At South Sumas B C

One of the largest milk product makers has resumed operations at the condensing plant in South Sumas BC. The whole milk supply will come from the Fraser Valley, totaling about 60 000 pounds daily. About 26 men and women will be employed with payroll near 2 50 per month.

South Sumas B.C Fraser Valley

New Edmonton Depot Planned by Canadian National Railways

The Canadian National Railways plans a new Edmonton Alberta depot with an estimated cost of 1,000,000 dollars. Tenders for the erection have been received and the contract will be awarded after evaluation.

Canadian National Railways Edmonton Alberta Unis

Russian orders for farm implements reach Canadian firms

In the past weeks, representatives of the Russian Soviet Government placed large orders with Canadian manufacturers for farm implements and binder twine. The orders total twice last year’s volume, and seven trains will be needed to transport the goods to the sea board.

Sea Board

World’s Shortest Railroad Sold in Sheriff’s Sale

The city of Union Oregon bought the ten mile line for delinquent taxes at a sheriff’s sale. The rolling stock includes one locomotive one passenger car and three freight cars. The railroad sold for 1100 dollars.

Union Ore

Largest Dairy Herd Under One Ownership Near Winnipeg

A herd of 1000 Holstein dairy cattle exists at Marchand Manitoba on the Canadian National Railways property southeast of Winnipeg. The colonizing company plans a 90 000 acre dairy settlement to grow the herd by 5000 head making it the largest dairy herd under a single ownership in North America.

Manitoba Marchand Canadian National Railways Winnipeg North America

Unclear Historic Liniment Claims Universal Relief

An undated ad copy touts a liniment promising relief from stiffness swelling and pain with universal satisfaction claimed, urging readers to try a product said to dissolve stiffness and ease aches.

Nerviline Promises Quick Relief For Ailments

Nerviline is described as having great penetrating power to reduce swelling stiffness and inflammation. It claims to rub into the pain core and provide immediate warm relief outperforming other liniments. Advertised for rheumatism neuralgia timbaco and colds with a 25 cent price at all dealers.

Canada Spent 15.6 Million on Highways in 1926

During 1926 Canada spent a total of 15,565,000 on provincial highways. A. W. Campbell, Dominion Highway Commissioner, notes 9,558,000 went to construction and 15,987.60 to maintenance of already built highways. The roads involved totaled 46,824 miles.

Canada A. W. Campbell Dominion Highway

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Health from Anemia Tonic

An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder to treat anemia common in young women and overworked individuals. It cites a testimonial from Miss Margaret A Smith of Burgoyne Ontario and notes availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. Also mentions Australia producing a cucumber apple for salads with apple-like appearance but cucumber flavor.

Williams Dr. Willams Australia

Cable disruption prompts long repair and civic oddities

A whale chewed Alaska cable early in April forcing a repair crew to install a lengthy replacement and restore communications. In Indiana an all female fire department faced abolition amid lingering fashion notes about silk hose. Minard’s Liniment ad notices round out the clipped items.

Vidale Alaska

Friendly Relations urged between United States and England

Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador to the United States, asks for continued friendship with Britain at a San Francisco Chamber of Commerce banquet. He discusses the British war debt, cruiser policies, and trade aims with China, defending Britain against charges of restricting others.

United States England Esme Howard U.S San Francisco Great Britain Esme China

Orthographic clash over Chinese capital spelling

A debate rages over how to spell the Chinese capital in English accounts. Writers note that Pekin and Pek ing reflect foreign pronunciations poorly, while Peking aligns more closely with the Chinese name Bay-ching meaning north capital, despite imperfections.

Hose China France North Peking

Blind student Gregory Sullivan earns fast track to degree

Gregory Sullivan, blind since birth, will complete a four year University of Georgia course in three years. At 22 he earns Phi Beta Kappa election, the French medal for top language average, and a bachelor of arts degree in June. He read texts via friends during college.

Gregory Sullivan University of Georgia Phi Beta Kappa Sullivan

Winnipeg stock yards market data and Holloway claim

Last year 493139 head of cattle and 392329 hogs were marketed through the Winnipeg Public Stock Yards and realized 32047000 dollars. Though animal units were below 1925, revenue rose by 1006000 dollars due to higher prices. Ontario feeders took 45590 head, 41000 went to US feedlots, 17565 to Manitoba farms. Sheep and lambs numbered 55850, vs 56600 in 1921. There is no poisonous ingredient in Holloways Corn Remover and it can be used without danger or injury.

Winnipeg Ontario United States Manitoba Holloway

Mennonites Buy 2500 Acres in Vulcan District

The Mennonites paid 125000 dollars to vendors Messrs M and R Lyman for 2500 acres in the Vulcan district. They also acquired 12 sections this spring in Southern Alberta.

Vulcan District Messrs. M & R. Lyman Alberta

Evolution of Timekeeping From Sundials to Balance Wheel

The article traces ancient time recording from sundials and sandglasses to candles used by Alfred the Great. It notes German origins of clockmaking and novelty clock designs. Early watches required twice daily winding and varied by about an hour daily until the balance wheel's 1658 discovery enabled reliable, regular timekeeping.

Alfred the Great

Letter by Plane Plans for Jubilee Deliveries

A plan to air a letter from Lieut-Governor Bruce of British Columbia to Governor-General Willingdon for jubilee celebrations is under preparation. The route covers Victoria to Kamloops on June 1, then over the Rocky Mountains to Calgary or Edmonton, and on to Ottawa via Royal Canadian Air Force and Canadian air mail liners.

Bruce British Columbia Willingdon Vacihe Airways Company Vancouver Victoria Kamloops Rocky Mountains Calgary Edmonton Royal Canadian Air Force High River Alto Ottawa Canada

Grants for Civil Aviation Air Patrols Protect Forest Lands

Government estimates show 2,292,593 allotted for civil aviation in forest and survey work. The plan includes air patrols for fire protection over seven million acres in eastern and northern Manitoba and northern Saskatchewan and fire detection over 314 million acres in western Alberta. The air survey programme covers all provinces.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Rocky Mountains Alberta Dominion

Dodd's Kidney Pills Praise From Alberta Reader

Mrs Elliott of South Edmonton Alberta endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney and backache relief noting years of use with success. The ad claims kidneys purify blood and warns against impurities and poisoning of the body while urging sufferers to trust the product.

Mrs. Elliott Dodd Alberta Dodd's Edmonton Elliott Eliott

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