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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
4
The article explains sleep as a habit formed by routine with varying needs per person based on work. It links sleep to blood flow, digestion, room temperature, noise, and rest quality, stressing sleep as essential to health and recovery from fatigue. It notes noon rest helps some, and notes sleep deprivation can be deadly.
Observers say the Manitoba Assembly this year is focused on hard work with committees meeting day and night. Premier Bracken notes better opposition cooperation as estimates are debated and a shift toward earlier budgeting. The session examines Public Utility Board controls, liquor fees, and a stamp scrip plan while officials discuss road spending and purchasing practices amid partisan friction and routine inquiries.
In northern Ontario the Missinaibi River forms a canyon around a sixty to seventy foot tall columnar rock called Conjuror's House. Indians believed it housed spirits and Manitou offerings were made nearby. Travelers canoe from Mattice thirty two miles north of the railway to view the wild gorge and spray at high water.
The Regular Meeting of Court Hamiota No 367 meets in the Orange Hall on the first and fourth Wednesday of each month at 53 p.m. Visiting brethren Weklogmed, Clare McBray, W. H. Jossy EKec.Sec listed.
Alberta hoodoos near Canmore and Banff rise from glacial silt as eroded pillars ten times human height. The Bow River region north of Athabasca shows more hoodoo formations while rail and road access route travelers toward the Rocky Mountain approach.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture urges farmers to boost forage production and crack feed to ease shortages. A free Forage Crop Calendar explains what crops to grow and how, with plans to help carry fodder from year to year and reduce animal starvation due to high costs.
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