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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
7
A prisoner reflecting on learning to read and write, the judge and warden, and how education changed his view of crime. He recalls past lenient sentences, the pull of new possibilities, and the three year sentence for forgery as he weighs blame and personal growth.
Edmonton reports that provincial enrollment rose to 5,100 last year, up about 1,160 from 3,940, a 27 percent increase as Alberta girls joined the Girl Guides in growing numbers.
Brandon Manitoba reports cattlemen focus on Neepawa farm of R V Turner and Son as they rear Blanco Manso, a one month old Brahman from Glen Faver Ranch Texas. The bull, weighing 725 pounds, arrived from Jasper Texas and adapts to Canadian climate with dewlap cooling and a hump. Turner farm keeps 43 head of Shorthorn and Hereford cattle and plans to use first crosses only.
Recipe for crisp spicy raspberry filled biscuits using flour baking powder sugar butter egg milk and cinnamon. Dough formed rolled cut into rounds with jam centers baked until light and served warm with butter. Yield about a dozen biscuits.
Military policy states medals belong to the awarded soldier and no other person gains rights to wear or claim them if the service member dies. The text underscores ownership and entitlement rules surrounding military decorations.
J. P. McLean executive secretary of the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation says poultry prices in Manitoba have dropped as much as 25 percent. He cites competition from cheaper beef and pork, large inventories, and dwindling export markets as the main causes. A fly note on wing strokes appears.
Saskatchewan government operated stores in Lac La Ronge Wollaston Lake Deschambault Snake Lake Stanley and Cumberland House serve northerners with general merchandise from lard flour and sugar to rifles nets and gasoline They run at cost and support fur and fish programs with annual sales of 248 000 Ed Broome of Snake Lake heads typical stores with two way radios and fur trading know how in a community with a nurse teacher and trapper as nearby residents.
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