Hamiota Echo Publishes March 31 1948 Issue
The Hamiota Echo announces its March 31 1948 edition with publishers C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey listed. The notice identifies the newspaper’s publishers for readers and records.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1948
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo announces its March 31 1948 edition with publishers C. W. Venables and W. H. Josey listed. The notice identifies the newspaper’s publishers for readers and records.
James W. Busse of Airdrie Alberta won first prize in Canada’s National Barley Contest 1947 with a 65 acre 50 bushels per acre malting barley yield. He receives 1000 dollars as top prize among 1117 entrants. runners up included A Henry Legal Alberta and George G Elias Manitoba a former national champion. Cheques will be presented at the Manitoba Winter Fair on April 6.
Mr. Henry won the regional contest in a crowded Legal District event with many neighbors participating. The National contest continues in 1948 with a revised basis from 1946 and 1947 as regulations are prepared by the Contest Committee for distribution soon.
Birthday congratulations note for Mrs Jessie Delbridge of Hamiota born April 2 1874 in Georgetown Peel County Ontario. Advertising copy promotes a one new Moffat Electric range with low oven model and full automatic control including light and minute minder. Faster Electric Hamiota.
Radio actor-writer Bernard Braden, author of These English, broadcasts on Fridays at 8 30 p.m. M S T over the CBC Trans-Canada network. The program aims to portray postwar Britain, with Braden gathering material during a summer trip to Britain.
Summary of the item notes a final standing for the Hamiota hockey team and announces updated mailing list dates to March 15 along with a request to report paid subscriptions not reflected on labels so corrections can be made.
The article reports that seed treatment with fungicides is strongly urged for grain crops by agriculture officials. It notes recommendations from committees and researchers on protecting against seed borne diseases, ensuring early germination and reducing losses. Farmers are urged to follow precise chemical instructions.
The fragment advises consulting a local Agricultural Representative for seed treatment information. It directs writing to the nearest Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology in Saskatoon or Edmonton, or to the Line Elevators Winnip? or Calgary for further guidance on investments and time versus seed treatment.
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