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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
4
Premier John Bracken urges farmers to grow more fodder crops to avert next winter shortages. He recommends sowing oats, beardless barley and corn for 1933, with grasses and clover for 1934 onward, and offers a free Forage Crop Calendar from the Manitoba Department of Agriculture in Winnipeg.
Co-Operate of M.C.W. offers Neatsfoot based Harness Oil with additional ingredients to preserve and soften leather. The product reportedly darkens leather to a rich black and comes in bulk to suit any quantity. Je arrived a quantity.
An advertisement promotes Cream Separator Oil and M C W De Laval Oil as superior lubricants for cream separators. It urges customers to bring a can to town, use the oil to clean and refill machines, promising surprising performance improvements.
The Y P S regular meeting drew about thirty members on Tuesday February. Jean Mc Connell read scripture and Olive Drake led prayer. Mr Hollett gave a talk on pioneers of medical arts and famous scientists. A St Valentine social followed with lunch and the society paper read by Hubert Sheridan. The next paper will be edited by Edith Middleton Dorothy Lemon Douglas Beamish and Jim Fraser. The next social is scheduled for March 7. All young people are welcome.
Manitoba agriculture officials urge farmers to build a fodder surplus to weather emergencies. A new Forage Crop Calendar outlines crop types, sowing times, seed quantities, harvesting methods, and other details to ensure winter feed sufficiency and reduce losses from droughts pests and price swings.
The Canadian Medical Association cautions mothers that teething is normal and not the cause of most illnesses. Delays or illnesses should prompt medical advice rather than blame on teething, as neglect can lead to serious or fatal outcomes.
Decker United Church invites all to the annual church meeting at the hall Wednesday evening. WMS invites all ladies to World Day of Prayer at Mr Logan's home Friday March 3 at 2:30 PM. Senior CGIT hosted by Helen Quinton with a kitchen equipment demonstration by Rath Bailey and Helen Quinton. Miss Francis Sinclair Visits from Wienspe. guests Gladys and Beth Decker. Children's bonspiel enjoyed with twelve rinks entered. prize winners listed for Grand Challenge and Consolation events. Special prize awarded for the largest score in a game to Wilton McKay.
Foresters announce Lodge Night on Wednesday with euchre drive lunch and dancing open to members sons and lady friends. Anniversary to Friday March 3rd. Admission 250. Debates Monday March 13th with Clare Murray Kerr Fraser and Earle McIntosh debating Canada joining the United States in support of the proposition.
Friday night the scrub hockey team earned the nickname after a 4-3 win over the juniors. A post game dance drew good attendance, raising 15.20 with 4.35 from the game. The Bright Idea Kitchen Club met February 22 at Mrs A McPhadden’s home and plans spring activities. A carnival is set March 3 at Me Connell rink with prizes for costumes and a girls versus married women hockey match. March 10 and March 17 events include the next A F M social and the St Patrick concert with the Ladies Aid.
Illness forces the Lavinia YP.S to postpone the Friday March 3 program indefinitely. The February 23 meeting at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McConnel's home opened with devotionals by Lawrence Tremaine and Alice Hadian.
Weid's Store reports a new shipment of Porch and House Dresses in fresh styles and printed goods. A window display showcases English Duro and Dress Prints while a stock of boys girls and infants shoes is available. Prices match mail order houses. rubber wear is advertised with guaranteed quality.
Bulk tea at 25c per lb and jelly powders at 5 for 23c headline this week. Plum jam 38c per tin, jam box specials at $1.00. Soda biscuits 38c each, ginger snaps 2 lbs for 25c. Palmolive soap 4 bars for 25c, Pearl Naptha soap 10 bars for 35c.
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