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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 07, 1958
Page
7
Undernourishment does not always mean lack of food or low cost. Even meals rich in expensive items can fail to provide variety needed for a balanced diet. Canada’s Food Rules outline food groups to include daily for good health.
The Manitoba Government plans bronze Master Angler lapel badges and certificates signed by the minister to prove big catches. Minimum weights apply across species, with seasons and designated waters listed, including trout and bass.
A friendly 1958 Manitoba update from Hamiota describes spring fever and plantings. Travelers and groups visiting the Island share hometown news, drawing residents back into the old circle of friends. Langford location tips and BC Centennial programs are mentioned.
The speaker recalls Donald R Richberg, a labor lawyer and author involved with the National Industrial Recovery Act, reflecting on early impressions during his teaching days and renewed interest after reading a book review on labor union monopoly and business power.
Barton Distilling Company of Chicago plans a Minnedosa plant costing over half a million dollars starting with 20 jobs and expanding to about 75 with bottling. The project, announced after a dinner April 1, is backed by Manitoba officials and aims to secure local grain supply and livestock byproducts. The venture also signals natural gas arrival to Minnedosa and includes creation of Barton Canadian Distillery Ltd. and a bottling works on 13 acres beside the agricultural grounds.
A humorous letter to the Receiver General mocks 1950s tax forms. The writer complains about line items and deductions, jokes about alimony and exemptions, and jokes at the reader’s expense. He taunts officials and hints at personal grievances about food costs rents and government dependence.
The Manitoba Conference United Church plans to raise 675000 toward a 2500000 goal for United College expansion. Winnipeg Presbytery aims to raise 650000 from congregations over three years, with 350009 for United College. Oakner Ham o ta and other presbyteries pledge funds as committees form to gather gifts.
The author Donald R. Richberg challenges the labor union movement in the United States, arguing it has fallen under political performers and aims to establish a socialist labor government. He admits the courage required to reveal these evils amid possible reprisals from labor leaders.
The company intends to lift economic activity in Minnedosa and benefit farmers in the district and beyond. It aims for substantial sales in Canada while a major portion of plant production will be exported to the United States.
A three-part series argues Manitoba must adopt a real farm policy to raise rural prosperity. It criticizes the Wanitebam government for lacking agricultural policy and for using Winnipeg–country tensions to win support. Long term farm credit is proposed as a remedy.
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