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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1938
Page
6
Minerals needed include calcium iron and iodine the core of the advice. Calcium from milk milk products cheese and bones stores supports pregnant women and teeth while iron comes from vegetables fruits eggs liver and kidney and iodine from sea foods or iodized salt.
Spring is ideal to establish a rhubarb bed and root cuttings prove the best propagation method. The plant thrives in soil rich in plant foods, so use clean garden soil or summer fallow ground with a heavy application of nutrients.
The article describes planting rhubarb from well rotted manure soil, using small crown sections four feet apart with holes deep enough to level the crown tip. Firm the soil, avoid harvesting stalks in year one, sparingly in year two, then generous thereafter, noting roots deteriorate after year four. It also advises setting multiple cuttings yearly to keep roots healthy and high quality.
The Norton committee urges full school attendance at the June 18 event and invites parents to attend. Edna Jaques will speak May 16 at Memorial Hall on Dream of Your Heart with musical numbers led by Edith King and N Hodgson Thies. Mother’s Day was observed in a combined service led by J D Quinton with a pageant featuring Mrs Lloyd Cochrane as the mother.
Musical accompaniments were played by Melvin Cochrane with selections from Mre Schofield and Mise Helen Quinton. Rev. Brown gave a Home Life tribute. Hasel Anderson returned home after treatment in Hamiota for a broken limb. Mrs. Souter arrived from Seattle for the winter. Mrs. Brown visits from Saskatchewan. Will Brown and Edith King with Miss N Hodgson direct several numbers for the Hamiota Festival.
Mrs Roy Quickfall and her daughter from Kindersley Sask spent a few days last week visiting brothers William and Hubert Lorimer. Mr and Mrs W B Strachan hosted friends from Harding. Alex Gilmour drove to Winnipeg on Sunday. Mrs C L Anderson, Mrs J Dannett, Betty Gray, Mrs W B Strachan and Mrs Allan attended a drama festival at Rivers on Wednesday.
The report notes Lavinia Seeding making progress despite rainy conditions. Mike Phyllie James has been staying briefly with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F James and returned to Brandon on Friday after a short holiday.
An advertisement proclaims experience and up to date scientific tools ensure top optical service quality. It emphasizes expertise and current apparatus as guarantees of excellence for customers seeking eyewear and eye care.
The church was crowded Sunday for Mother's Day with a Sunday School program as outlined in the leaflet. Rev S B Brown led the church service and the choir offered special music. Mrs Ada Milne suffered a serious fall last Wednesday but no bones were broken and she remains in bed. Mr Rockley has returned after a long illness.
A son was born at Hamiota Hospital on Wednesday May 11 to Mr and Mrs T Birch of Hamiota.
McDonnell Bros will hold an auction at their warehouse on Saturday May 21. Items include Mr H Boller's furniture and related goods. Watch for bills.
J. J. Arkhe an optometrist and optician will be at the Central Hotel Hamiota on Wednesday May 18 for eye care practice. Read ad on this page.
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