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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1944
Page
7
The company shows a net profit of 53 cents per share after taxes for the year, with net earnings before taxes at 551,625.20 and taxes of 316,000.00. Liquid position and working capital remain strong, with current assets and inventories cited and surplus rising to 1,240,560.08 from 1,004,934.88. Bonds totaling 219,500.00 were repurchased and capital expenditures reached 30,749.98. Baskets on early Roman ships mark a note in the record.
Ruth visits Aunt Jennie who mourns Uncle Perley and senses his restless spirit. Aunt Jennie confides that Perley appears to her three times, hinting at unfinished matters, while Ruth consoles her and notes the quiet, strained household after the death.
Ruth uncovers a cellar mystery when a bag of hops casts a ghostly shadow on the wall. Aunt Jennie discovers the wind and light trick, realizing Perley’s death explained by a simple cause. A final note mentions willows tied to Smyrna.
Fr. J E Branch, a Burnsville New Brunswick native and priest, founded a publishing venture from a battered basement press in Gravelbourg. Over ten years he directs nine weekly papers Prairie Optimist La Fleche Press Val Marie Bulletin Pinto Creek Star Willowbunch Beacon Creelman Gazette Rockglen Recorder Coronach Courier Cadillac Herald and several monthlies, plus a Moose Jaw radio program reaching about 60 000 listeners. He started with Scouts using a Gordon press, printing in a 5x8 garage, then expanded to a full plant in a repurposed block. He credits the venture with creating well paid jobs for dozens of youths and later added a War Morale on air program and pamphlet distribution.
A Western Canada series stresses remodeling old homesteads as a community art. It cites Lower Fort Garry, notes local lumber dealers stock crucial materials, and urges practical upgrades like sunrooms, insulated walls, and preserved historic features.
A testimonial endorses Kellogg's All-Bran as a better solution for constipation than harsh pills. The ad claims regular use supplies bulk forming material for easy natural elimination and recommends daily muffins or servings with ample water. Made by Kellogg's in London Can.
The Regina Leader-Post notes a Burnsville New Brunswick youth who chose to remain one extra year in a drought-stricken region ten years ago and has continued his commitment, showing unwavering will and longevity in the field.
Two Swedish professors propose that flu epidemics start when bacteria carried by solar rays are pushed to Earth from other planets. A National Safety Council study of 1 000 fatal and disabling accidents found carelessness to be the cause in 48 percent of cases.
The text notes ancient Greeks and Romans used horse beans for bread cakes and porridge and that horse beans remain used in parts of Europe for food and fodder. It also states the term communism was coined in Paris secret societies between 1834 and 1839.
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