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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 09, 1927

Page

8

Nova Scotia creamery plan and 1000 horses to Australia

The Nova Scotia Government announces a Sydney creamery project. An arrangement is completed to ship nearly 1000 horses from interior British Columbia to Australia this summer. Ontario minister Charles McCrae says nine geological exploration parties will operate in the province this summer. Toronto Chinese groups raise funds to rebury 406 Chinese remains in Ontario back to China. Canada Japan trade grows per James A Langley. A Dowson campaign for Red Cross funds runs May 24 to July 1. Illinois farmers plough at night to plant corn. Potatoes from Europe and North America are banned from Canada. Sir Herbert Uniac​ke, Nova Scotia-born general, becomes lieutenant of the Tower of London.

Charles McCrae Ontario Sir Herbert Uniacke Nova Scotia Tower of London Col C. J. Uniacke Royal Artillery

Canadian War Claims Total Fifty Million

Interim report by James Friel KC shows about 1,497 awards issued for Great War losses with total claims reaching fifty million dollars. Nine million dollars likely to be paid. final report awaited by cabinet subcommittee before Parliament approval in the next session.

James Friel Moncton Germany

Votes for Women Arguments in Montreal Meeting

Prof Carrie Derick challenged claims of female inferiority at a suffrage meeting in Montreal. She cited biological data showing similar proportions of mental instability among men and women, arguing genius is rare and normal female aptitudes support everyday national work.

Wilfrid Laurier Canada Carrie Derick Montreal Derick

Simple Frock Designs For Young Women and Misses

The article promotes No 22 a smart crepe frock with stand collar back opening and gathered shoulders at a low waist. Sizes 16 18 20 years priced 20 cents with a 36 bust size 18 requiring 1% yards of crepe. It also advertises a fashion book for home dressmakers priced 10 cents per copy.

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper

A fragmented item lists an address at 17 McDermot Ave Winnipeg and mentions pattern ordering. The text references a newspaper union and a pattern number, with unclear formatting and names.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Winnipec

White Star adds the SS Calgaric to St Lawrence fleet

The SS Calgaric a 16963 ton liner joins the White Star Line Canadian service linking Glasgow via direct service from St Lawrence to Liverpool. The ship features multiple decks with glass enclosed A deck lounges gymnas ium and verandah cafe. It includes wireless and submarine signalling apparatus water tight bulkheads emergency lighting and an elevator connecting all decks.

Scotland Glasgow Liverpool

Saskatchewan Egg and Poultry Pool ends first year with big turnover

The Saskatchewan Egg and Poultry Pool reports 1926 year end figures showing 1,19,817 dozen eggs and 16,000 pounds of poultry handled, a turnover of 557117 dollars, share capital 12374 dollars, and reserve 7700 dollars. President Mrs Bertha Holmes leads a board of largely farmwives from 52 creameries governing 16000 members.

Saskatchewan Egg and Poultry Pool Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries, Ltd Regina Saskatchewan Co-operative Poultry Producers, Ltd Keg and Poultry Pool Creameries’ Association The Saskatchewan Fog and Poultry Pool Bertha Holmes Asquith, Sask

Passport origins and the autograph telegrams note

The writer traces passport etymology from Latin to French, explaining passe port as pass the gate and safe conduct. They also mention French postal authorities establishing autograph telegrams with sender signatures reproduced at message end.

Electricity costs drop in Canada since 1915

The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports a 31.3 percent fall in residential electricity prices from 1915 to 1926. Canada also leads world in per capita electricity from central power stations.

Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics

Worm Powders Claim Quick Cure For Intestinal Worms

An advertisement asserts Miller's Worm Powders rapidly alter stomach and bowel conditions to sweep away parasites. It promises the medicine destroys all worms and benefits the boy's health. A separate item notes a 25 word will disposing of property over $1,000 was written on a bridge score card by a Mineola, New York woman.

Mineola New York

Canadian Pro Jim Rimmer Named For British Golf Team Visit

The Royal Canadian Golf Association lists Jim Rimmer of Jasper Park Lodge as a likely member of the Canadian team to meet the British professionals in a summer visit. Rimmer, formerly pro at Bidston Club Cheshire, has two classic wins including Alberta's 1926 professional championship and was runner up in the Western Open to Ned McKercher of the Minaki lodge course.

Canada Tiem Jim Rimmer Jasper Park Lodge Jasper National Park Alberta B. I. Anderson Royal Canadian Diel Association Rimonser Jim Bidston Cheshire A. G. Havens Canadian National Railways Ned McKerpa Minaki Lodge

Canada Exports Wool: Superior Product Kept for Abroad

G E O'Brien of the Canadian Co operative Wool Growers explains Canadian wool is strong and high quality yet unsuitable for underwear due to foreign matter from the feeding. Domestic demand lags as exporters fetch better prices in England and the United States, with 300000 pounds sent to London Liverpool Hamburg and 560000 pounds to the United States.

Canada G. E. O'Brien Mr. O'Brien England United States London Liverpool Hamburg

Prairie elevator boom under way across western Canada

Grain exchange circles and the Canadian Wheat Pool foresee record Western crops fueling a surge in elevator capacity. The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool plans 57 new or acquired elevators, boosting total to 644, with locations chosen by two year delivery thresholds. Manitoba's United Grain Growers advances ten towns with new structures, plus leases on government owned sites. Alberta also sees multiple new elevators planned this year.

Canada Canadian Wheat Pool Prairies Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Saskatchewan United Grain Growers’ Limited Manitoba Alberta

Swedish Plan to Rename Residents to Cut Common Surnames

In Stockholm the postal department proposes a government premium to residents who will change their names to reduce common surnames. The directive follows a note that the Andersons alone fill 28 pages of the Stockholm directory.

Stockholm

Livestock Feeding Station Opposed by Canadian Producers

A 22 acre site at Saskatoon is optioned by the Livestock Producers of Canada for a livestock feeding station to be established in Edmonton where thousands of head are fed each winter. The text also mentions a frost covered radio scene and unrelated notes on remedies and German biology.

Livestock Producers of Canada Saskatoon Edmonton John

Firestone Dips Carcass Cords in Rubber Solution

A highly magnified view shows a Firestone Gum Dipped Balloon Tire carcass cord unwinding into 15 cords of cotton fibers. The cords are saturated in rubber to boost strength and minimize friction, promising longer mileage and safer, more comfortable tires.

Firestone

Cheapest Is Not Best Men

A study contrasts the Tientsin to Gobi transport with American coal shipments. It shows Chinese workers earning a few cents daily beside costly U S freight systems, arguing wage scale and capital investment determine true economy.

Tientsin China Gobi Cooles Tidewater Tientsin- Gobi

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