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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1933
Page
4
A discussion urging middle aged adults to adopt annual health inventories similar to those for children. It emphasizes early detection of degenerative diseases affecting heart arteries and kidneys, and links diet and lifestyle changes to improved outcomes.
The Manitoba Legislature wrapped a long session with debate over a 14 500 grant for municipalities in unorganized districts and a 2 percent tax on wages and incomes. Premier Bracken defended cutting controllable spending by 2.6 million since 1931 while opponents derided the tax as pernicious and unfair. The Public Accounts Committee report on election impropriety against W. McKinnell was cleared, a bill on mentally defective persons was disposed of with sterilization clauses dropped, and the session concluded with prorogation by the Lieutenant-Governor marking a historic ending.
The Canadian Pacific Railway offers a summer auto carrying service between Revelstoke and Golden via the Selkirk range. From June 5 to September 15 vehicles are carried on trains No. 2 and No. 3 semiweekly in each direction. Automobiles must be delivered 1 hour 30 minutes before departure. Golden offers Yobo National Park and Mount Revelstoke for sightseeing during waits.
Rev. R. E. McCullagh presides as pastor with morning worship at 11 o'clock, Bible classes and Sunday School at 12:10, and evening worship at 7 o'clock.
Oakner, Chumah and Scotia United Churches announce Rev NB McLenaghen in charge. OARNER service at 11 am, Sunday school at 12.10 pm. Scotia Sunday School at 12.30 pm. Chumah service at 2.15 pm with Sunday school at 3.00 pm and preaching. Wanted old linen for Hamiota Hospital.
The weekly Canadian Pacific Railway report led by J. M. McKay says farm operations in the west are not advancing quickly due to weather. Wheat feeding varies by region with 54% in Manitoba, 18–20% in Saskatchewan, and 13–15% in Alberta. moisture is generally favorable except west central Saskatchewan. Falring conditions show green pasture, livestock gaining flesh as temperatures rise, and improved farmer sentiment from rising grain and livestock prices.
Thos Lemon of Hamiota Canada will attend the Fifth World Poultry Congress in Rome Italy next September with Canadian poultry groups. The agricultural department of the Canadian National Railways reports educational exhibits and selected birds will be sent to the exposition.
The Province of Manitoba requires all individuals earning income in 1932 above exemptions to file tax returns and pay the tax in full or a quarterly amount by May 15, 1933. Corporations must file returns and pay the tax in full by May 15.
Married persons qualify for exemption of 1500 dollars, single persons 750 dollars, dependent children 500 dollars, and other dependents up to 500 dollars. Details appear on Form 1A.
The document outlines a two percent income tax on all residents except specific exemptions for married and single persons based on annual income. It details withholding by employers starting May 1, 1933, and the separate tax on non wages based on 1932 income with adjustments for 1933 returns. It directs to obtain full rates on forms from Manitoba telephone offices or the Manitoba Income Tax Office in Winnipeg.
A public auction will offer the mortgaged North West quarter of Sec 34 in Tp 15 Rg 22 W in Manitoba on May 2 1933 at noon. Sealed reserve bid 25 percent cash due at sale, rest per terms. For details contact Scarth & Guild Winnipeg lawyers.
Agedev offers prompt attention for all orders with sample prices at Eoho Office. This notice targets merchants seeking counter check books and urges quick action through organized service and clear pricing.
Under powers of a warrant to be produced at sale, McConnell Bros Action Rooms in Hamiota Manitoba will offer for sale on Saturday May 4 at 2 pm the NE quarter of Section 34 Township 13 Range 22 West containing about 1 acre cultivated with 90 acres summer fallowed, no buildings. 25 percent cash balance per agreement. for details contact Scarth & Guild solicitors Winnipeg.
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