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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 15, 1933
Page
4
A report notes that added rest after noon and earlier bedtimes helped physically sub normal English children gain weight, with milk and proper diet aiding development. It cautions that fresh air exercise and overall health care are essential alongside nutrition.
The House moved to authorize provincial borrowings for unemployment relief after the federal statement of $20 million advanced to prairie provinces. Debates covered Swan River rural municipality bill, education tax consolidation votes, a new 40 minute speech limit, and a 303 page Municipal Act draft. The Law Amendments Committee discussed sterilization of mental defectives, with Catholic clergy opposing while labor groups supported. a Foster resolution backed trade with Russia for cattle outlets. The budget and estimates loom, delayed by the provincial treasurer’s Ottawa trip, with a March 1dth target for the budget.
Suits cleaned and pressed for $1.00. Why send out of town when THOS. LEMON, tailor, serves Hamiota. Local service advertises affordable garment care.
Rev N B McLenaghen to lead OAENEB service at 11 am with Sunday school at 12 10 pm. Scotia Sunday School at 12 80 pm. Chumah service at 1 30 pm with CHUMAH 2 15 pm and Sunday School 3 pm followed by preaching service.
Court notes from Hamiota reference a case involving Murra T and Jossy Kee with related parties. Details are sparse but indicate a legal matter progressing in the local court system. Additional documents or dates are not provided in this fragment.
The Manitoba Agricultural College notes potential in growing sugar beets on Red River soils with about twelve tons per acre over ten years. Seed timing and spacing are advised, weed control and early harvest are crucial, and marketing a nearby refinery at about five dollars per ton is a key consideration before expanding to commercial quantities.
The item cites Canada’s 1932 fish catches totaling 711,917,800 pounds with BC leading at 327,631,900 pounds and other provinces listed. It also notes transport advances from Northern Manitoba to rail heads, a 30 minute air route, and the Empress of Australia Mediterranean cruise with 400 passengers.
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