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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 13, 1931

Page

6

Canada backs British stance on new Spanish government

World Happenings Briefly Told notes Canada and Britain recognizing Spain's new government. The item also cites local notes on a Liverpool pool hall with a Women Only sign, obituaries in Canada, and various health and travel notes. The health column urges open-window sleep, fresh air, and hygiene to prevent colds and pneumonia.

Canada Spain Liverpool England William J. Seed Vermillion Alberta Vancouver

Abolition of Soldier Settlement Board Ordered

Hon. W. A. Gordon, Minister of Immigration, announced the abolition of the Soldier Settlement Board and its replacement by a director of soldier settlement. He cited economy and efficiency and said there was no longer a need for three commissioners. He declined to name the future appointee.

Soldier Settlement Board Soldier Settlement W. A. Gordon

Agricultural Credit Corporation seeks funds for prairie farming

Premier Bennett told the House of Commons that the Agricultural Credit Corporation of Canada has secured subscriptions totalling about 3,000,000 dollars to aid prairie farmers in mixed farming. He said the venture is privately created and will begin operating soon, with details provided by John Vallance, Ltd. in South Battleford. Also noted are estimates placing Arizona petrified forest trees at 200 million years old and a remark that barnacles cannot live long in fresh water.

Agricultural Credit Corporation of Canada, Limited John Vallance Arizona Scottie General Lau General Lu Lau

Dr Carter's Little Liver Pills End Digestive Ailments

A testimonial extols Dr Carter's Little Liver Pills as more than a laxative claiming tonic liver benefits. The ad promises relief from indigestion headaches constipation acidity and related symptoms with 25 and 75 cent red packages widely available through druggists.

M. Croydoe Carter

Beautification Gifts From Dominion Farm At Rosthern

The Saskatoon Horticultural Society will receive 1000 Scotch pines and 500 birch trees from the Dominion experimental farm at Rosthern for city garden beautification this spring. Also, a health ad promotes Douglas Egyptian ointment for toothache sore throat and skin ailments.

Saskatoon Horticultural Society Dominion Experimental Farm Rosthern

Excursion Rates For London Paris Air Trips

London Paris air service announces weekend excursion rates for the return trip at 30 dollars, a sharp drop from 200 dollars in 1919, making air travel cheaper than first class train or boat options.

You can tell a great man by deeds not by idea

An old saying notes a genuine great man differs from popular notions. A reference mentions an albatross covering 3,150 miles in 12 days to illustrate remarkable endurance and reach.

Canada Praised for Work Among Blind at World Conference

Representatives from 37 nations gathered in New York to discuss blind welfare. Captain E A Baker highlighted Canada’s success with placement services over new trades, noting factories employing sightless workers and concession stands run by the Canadian National Institute. He urged fair pay and normal-job placement for the blind.

New York Canada E. A. Baker J. F. Clunk Captain Baker Canadian National Institute

Statues for British orange importers and other firsts

The piece notes no one recalls who first brought oranges to Britain, though they arrived from Spain circa 1290. It cites Benjamin Bovill as the first to import oranges in quantity and highlights Sir Richard Weston for introducing turnips, clover and other grasses, foundational to British agriculture.

Great Britain Japan France Marie Harel Offenburg Germany Sir Francis Drake New World Britain Spain Benjamin Bovill London Richard Weston Charles I

Prairie butter surplus meets Vancouver demand as imports dwindle

Local dealers report butter surpluses from prairie provinces nearly satisfy Vancouver's needs. Imports from abroad have fallen to small amounts. Mothers can easily identify worm infections in children and use Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator. Amid talking pictures progress, 45 percent of U S theatres still show silent films in their latest registration figures.

Prairie Provinces Vancouver United States

Summer Cold Prevention Tips From Everyday Aspirin Use

The piece advises taking one or two aspirin tablets at the first sign of a cold to lessen discomfort. It mentions reading the package directions for headaches and pain and frames aspirin as a simple remedy during a summer cold.

Cancelled Canadian militia summer training camps

The Department of National Defence announced the cancellation of all summer training camps for non permanent active militia units in Canada due to cuts in estimates. Last year about 35 000 militiamen trained for ten to twelve days at principal camps including Aldershot Sussex Valcartier Levis St. John's Barriefield Petawawa Niagara Camp Hughes Dundurn Sarcee and camps in British Columbia, plus some local camps.

Canada Department of National Defence Aldershot N.S Sussex N.B Valcartier Que Levis St. John's Barriefield Ont Petawawa Niagara Camp Hughes Man Dundurn Sask Sarcee Alta British Columbia

Edmonton Industries Funds Invested in 1930 Report

A joint Edmonton industries committee report for 1930 states private funds invested about half a million dollars in local industrial ventures. The plan includes distributing an illustrated directory of about 200 firms and their products to every home in central and northern Alberta. The committee comprises three members from the city council, chamber of commerce, industrial association, and the Canadian Manufacturers Association branch.

Joint Industries Committee Edmonton Alberta Edmonton Chamber of Commerce Edmonton Industrial Association Canadian Manufacturers Association

Canadian Chemical Association Convention Set in Montreal

Dr Harold Hibbert president of the Society of Chemical Industry Montreal section reports the annual Canadian Chemical Association convention will be held in Montreal on May 27 28 and 29.

J. W. Hamilton Regina Saskatchewan Canadian Amateur Hockey Association Winnipeg Hamilton Canadian Chemical Association Montreal Harold Hibbert Society of Chemical Industry

Twelve Canadian Oaks Species Listed by Forest Service

The Forest Service of the Department of the Interior reports twelve oak species in Canada. Garry oak appears in British Columbia while the others are located in the eastern regions.

Canada Forest Service Department of the Interior British Columbia

Ram Grading Aids Sheep Breeding With Federal Help

Ram grading, supported by the Live Stock Branch of the Department of Agriculture in Ottawa, allows farmers clubs or associations to buy by mail order, at the breeder’s farm, or in sale rings with greater assurance that graded rams carry essential size. This program improves purebred flocks across the Dominion.

Department of Agriculture Ottawa Dominion

Glacier Ground Rock Flour in Athabaska River System

The Athabaska River carries turbid milky water from Jasper National Park’s glacial basins. Fine rock flour settles at the bottom of Athabaska Lake, about 500 miles east of the park, as the river flows toward the Arctic.

Athabaska River Jasper National Park Alberta Athabaska Lake

British Industries Mission In Canada Aims To Link Firms

Sir James Lithgow Sir Arthur Duckham and Meir MacKenzie head a Federation of British Industries delegation invited to Canada by Hon H H Stevens to identify Canadian needs British manufacturers can supply. Antlers of the giant Irish deer are noted to spread up to twelve feet.

James Lithgow Arthur Duckham Meir MacKenzie Federation of British Industries Sir Arthur Canada H. H. Stevens

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