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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
4
The article stresses early diagnosis and treatment to prevent chronic disease, citing tb, cancer, diphtheria, and heart disease. It notes progress in tb reduction, urges prompt medical care, and invites readers to contact the Canadian Medical Association for guidance. It also lists local notices, ads, births, and agricultural tests at Brandon.
A miniature Royal York Hotel displayed at the Toronto Exhibition is valued over 300000 dollars. It uses more than 15000 flawless Filis diamonds set on satin wood wrapped in wax, measuring 15 inches high and 12 inches wide. The sparkling facets drew heavy visitor interest at the fall fair.
The text surveys the history of vaccination starting with Jenner in 1798 and argues that while knowledge of disease prevention has grown many illnesses remain only partly controllable. It emphasizes early treatment as key when prevention is not possible, and the ongoing hope that science will unveil cures for currently mysterious diseases.
A quiet March 14, 1980 wedding at the Delbridge home in Oak River united Lois Willard daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Delbridge with Gordon Harvey eldest son of Mr and Mrs William Vickery. Officiant Rev E Lund. Best wishes and wedding dinner followed at home.
Ald Angus MacInnis urges applying a poll tax to women as a revenue idea for BC education. He argues it mirrors the male tax and would yield government revenue, even suggesting married women with high-earning husbands could be taxed. The proposal is tied to the Bracken government’s financial plan despite his disagreement with the tax principle. For sale notice included: 537 bushels of oats at 75 cents per bushel, 37 pounds per bushel, sample at The Echo Office.
In the matter of the estate of John Gutteridge late of Hamiota Manitoba farmer. All claims must be filed with the undersigned at Hamiota Manitoba on or before April 9 1930. Dated March 1 1930 Mrs Minerva Gutteridge Executrix.
The Novelty bonspiel concluded Saturday night with finals in the Grand Challenge and Citizens events. Twenty two rinks competed and several games required extra ends. Prize winners include Challenge G H Rattan first O Jordan second R Houck third F H Squibb fourth F H Squibb. Citizens Roy Houck first Graham Wallace second W Cochran third Geo Avison fourth. Consolation first Wilford Jordan second Ken Fraser. Secretary asks those unpaid to settle fees promptly.
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