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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
4
The Brandon Provincial Exhibition widens the band contest into a fair week musical competition with two to three bands per day. bands perform a half hour program and a selected piece plus a portion from their repertoires. Entries close June 15 open to Manitoba bands in towns of 1000 or less.
Canadian cheese holds a strong position in Scotland, consistently commanding a notable premium over products from other nations. Traders cite steady demand and perceived quality as factors driving the price advantage.
Three separate reports describe carpenter bees boring holes in verandah timbers across Southwestern Ontario in 1934. Entomological Branch of the Dominion Department of Agriculture collected the notices to document timber damage and pest activity.
Here and There hotels and resorts welcome visitors to Banff and other Canadian sites with scheduled openings from June to late June. Destinations include Chateau Lake Louise Emerald Lake Chateau Wapta Yoho Radium Moraine Lake Devil's Gap Algonquin St Andrews Pines Digby Lakeside Inn Yarmouth. Portland Oregon hosts the Rose Festival June 6 to 8 with millions of blooms in floats and the Rose Society show.
The Canadian Pacific Railway releases a handsome Jubilee folder covering the coronation events from May 6 at King's Drive to the Lord Mayor's Show on November 9. A new menu card for Jubilee celebrations will be used in CP hotels, ships, and world cruise lines with gold covers, the Canadian Coat of Arms, and imagery of the Rockies, Chateau Frontenac, and Empress of Britain.
The Rose Festival debuts in Portland Oregon June 6 to 8 with the 47th Portland Rose Society show. The city will be festooned with roses as new features join the event. Meanwhile Canadian railways offer May 15 to 18 bargain fares from eastern cities to western Canada with return within thirty days and stopovers at Port Arthur and Armstrong. Lord Baden Powell and Lady Baden Powell arrive in Vancouver leading a Canadian tour greeting many centers.
Col. H. A. Mallins debates railway rates on livestock in the House of Commons May 2. He laments 20 percent higher western Canada rates and idle livestock cars due to trucking disruption, arguing the system harms cattle dealers and the industry.
A Manitoba speaker criticizes rail and policy decisions harming the livestock industry. He cites higher rates, empty stock cars, and roadside sales as evidence, urges restoring traditional local fairs and farm-to-market cattle movement, and condemns nonlocal cattle buyers and provincial policy.
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