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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 19, 1930

Page

7

Wickfield House Makeshift Office Opens for Charmian

Charmian and Dr Carter discuss a hat from Chicago and arrange a move into Wickfield, where Charmian plans to set up an office with John Carter. Grandma warns of neighbors and the R F D man as Charmian and Jim Bennett enter the scene to inspect the space and begin cleaning the dusty rooms.

Charmian Chicago Grandma Oldhams Susy Jamie John Carter Father Davis Wickfield Bessie Buzzell Kingdom Come Lizzie Baker Lizzie Edward Howe Jamie Oldham Satan Ezra Bascomb Ezra Deacon Carter Emmy Joseph Ames Grandfather Jim Jim Bennett

Charmian Considers New Office in Davis Old Law Room

Charmian and Grandma discuss converting the long unused Davis law office into a convenient patient-facing space for Charmian. The plan uses the yard building Joseph Ames built, with a fireplace, desks, and bookshelves, awaiting arrival after a proper breakfast.

Charmian Davis Grandma Edward Howe Father Davis Joseph Ames Ventur

Saskatchewan butter output rises in 1929 report

The dairy branch of the Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture reports a 30 percent increase in creamery butter production in 1929 versus 1928. Output totaled 14,786,205 pounds, up from 11,310,490 pounds.

Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture

Calgary Land Sales Revenues Rise in 1929 Report

D R Crichton city superintendent of lands reports Calgary land sales brought in 589 956 58 dollars in 1929 versus 512 426 74 dollars in 1928. The figures reflect annual revenue from the citys land transactions.

Calgary D. R. Crichton

New Whitefish Found in Manitoba Lake

Alexander Bajkov of the University of Manitoba announces a new whitefish species in Clear Lake Riding Mountains Manitoba. Coregonus Odoanog huei differs from the common whitefish with a slender body larger head and many small black fin spots. The fish spawns in October and November at shallow shores, average weight two pounds up to four.

Clear Lake Riding Manitoba Alexander Bajkov University of Manitoba The Biological Board of Canada Coregonus Odoanoghuei Charles H. O'Donoghue Canada Mr. Bajkov F. Neave Maligne Jasper National Park Alberta Jasper Park

Expansion planned for Jasper Park Lodge in Canadian Rockies

Walter Pratt announces a substantial enlargement of the Jasper Park Lodge in the Athabaska Valley to 650 beds, adding cabins, staff housing, a nurses' building, and expanded dining, laundry, power, and shop facilities. New buses, landscaping, and verandahs accompany the growth for anticipated large guests and tours.

Canadian Rockies Jasper National Park Jasper Park Lodge Canadian National Railways Athabaska Valley Walter Pratt

Manitoba timber rule seeks local pulp production

A Manitoba clause in the Crown Timber and Forest Reserves Act requires all timber cuts for pulpwood to be manufactured in the province. Officials say employment conditions would improve under enforcement. A second note records a man asking about driving with a brief reply: Twenty dollars and costs.

Manitoba Crown Timber and Forest Reserves Act

Hippo Potamus Hide Thickness Stated at Two Inches

A quirky claim states the average thickness of a hippo potamus hide as two inches while Germany accelerates the expansion of its postal network with more post offices opening.

Germany

A Carillon Memorial for Earl Haig in London

The London Sun expresses interest in a Hyde Park carillon that will later go to New Zealand as a war memorial. It argues London should honor Earl Haig with a carillon in Hyde Park or Trafalgar Square, where bells would sound daily above traffic.

Hyde Park London Sun- Gay Express New Zealand Earl Haig London Trafalgar Square

Origin of Menu Cards Traced to 16th Century Germany

The article recounts Duke Henry of Brunswick studying a menu list at a Regensburg feast in 1541. The owner of the kitchen prepared a bill of fare to help reserve appetite for the best dishes. The practice spread across Germany as guests appreciated the intelligent cook’s plan.

Henry of Brunswick Count of Montfort Germany Regensburg

Baby's Own Tablets Endorsement Ad

A testimonial endorses Baby's Own Tablets for babies and children, claiming safety and effectiveness. The ad notes no opiates, a mild laxative action, and relief from constipation, indigestion, colds, and teething discomfort. Sold by druggists or 25 cents per box by mail from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

John Armour R.R. 1 South Monaghan Ont Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

Edmonton Civic Utilities Record Surplus in 1929

Edmonton city owned utilities posted a record surplus of 516,562 in 1929, up from 507,765 the previous year, reflecting substantial earnings for the municipal services.

Edmonton

Little Helps For This Week

A devotional reflection piece blends biblical quotes and literary references from Genesis, John Boyle O'Reilly, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. It compares daily work to rising tides and notes the value of timely action. An advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Remover as a painless remedy for corns.

John Boyle O'Reilly Ralph Waldo Emerson

Ocean size: Pacific spans about 68,634,000 square miles

The Pacific Ocean covers roughly 68,634,000 square miles, making it the largest ocean on the planet. Its vast expanse affects global climate and maritime routes, shaping ecosystems and economic activity across multiple regions.

Pacific Ocean

Minard's Kills Dandruff Prize at English School

An item notes Minard's dandruff remedy and reports Peter Perfect won the good conduct prize at an English school, highlighting the prize winner and school setting.

Minard Dandruff Peter Perfect

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