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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1934
Page
4
Farmers find ordinary summerfallow methods fail to control Canada Thistle and recommend early season cultivation to spread weeds and destroy food reserves. Deep ploughing up to ten inches on Brandon Farm and rich river bottom land has reduced thistle by about 50 percent. The weed offers no value, increases harvest costs, and robs soil moisture, so destruction is essential.
Ramiola Manitoba rests and cleans up after a short notice before moving from Sheridan's Nursery area to Notre Dame Avenue west of the site.
Bargain tickets for Exhibition week allow admission at reduced rates with four main gate admisiones or two corpsone exchanges. Agents appointed in surrounding towns sell the tickets, and Brandon offices handle direct requests. Regular admission prices apply during Exhibition week, so buyers should act now.
Announcement by Canadian Pacific offers low fare vacation trips via the Great Lakes to East ern Canada. Example return from Hamilton to Toronto 25.50, Montreal 31.70, Quebec 35.00 with minimum charges. Agent E B Homath of Hamiota will provide full details.
Joseph B Parker announces special Dominion Day fares for western Canada travelers. From Friday June 29 to noon July 2, single fare plus a quarter for the round trip between Stalions in Canada on Canadian Pacific and Canadian National lines. Tickets cover first class travel with standard parlor and sleeping car rules, enabling a low cost long weekend with friends and relatives.
Thos. Lemon of Hamiota advertises cleaning and pressing suits for 100 with a prompt in-town service aimed at convenience for local customers seeking smart attire.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Crop Report says cool cloudy weather over the last two weeks improved soil conditions and crop growth across western Canada. Wheat stands 6 to 18 inches tall with early seeded wheat entering shot blade. coarse grains show good height. rain aided stands. livestock benefit from greening pastures. grasshopper issues reduced by weather and controls. Saskatchewan reports heavy rainfall benefiting several regions. Alberta sections also noted rain.
An old advertisement promotes Continental Life Co with Portage Mutual Farm Rates as the lowest in Canada. It urges quick action to buy a good investment bond and emphasizes low costs, guaranteed adjustments, and personal agent E. W. Alexander in Decker, Manitoba?
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