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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 23, 1956

Page

2

Early tillage on summerfallow shows value in dollar return

Tests by the Canada Department of Agriculture across Southwestern Saskatchewan show early summerfallow yields higher profits. Good fallow saves moisture, reduces weed growth, and boosts next crop yield, with an extra $0.70 per acre cost yielding about 3.2 bushels per acre more, a net return over 500 percent during favorable moisture years.

Ottawa Canada Department of Agriculture Swi Saskatchewan

Gems of Thought and Fashion Reflections

A compact montage cites quotes from Mary Baker Eddy William Hazlitt Thoreau Lincoln Emerson and C Simmons on rightness patience and virtue. It notes a late fashion trend describing small velvet leaf crescents used to hold a bridal veil.

Bible metaphor of the vine and fruitfulness of life

A Bible study note explains Jesus words I am the vine ye are the branches. It argues vine imagery shows believers must bear fruit to prove union with Christ and fulfill God’s purpose for productive lives and Glorification.

John Jesus Christ

Vikings among first settlers in Manitoba

Winnipeg records show Thomas Douglas Earl of Selkirk founded the prairie settlement in 1812 bringing Highlanders including at least 15 Norwegians. Led by Captain Even Holte they built a road along the Nelson River and guided colonists 500 miles to Fort Douglas later Fort Garry where Winnipeg now stands. Some Norwegians stayed at Norway House while others farmed at the main settlement.

Hudson's Bay Vinland Manitoba United Press Winnipeg Thomas Douglas Earl of Selkirk Prairies Hudson Bay Company England New World Nelson River Even Holte Red Assiniboine Lake Winnipeg Red River Fort Douglas Fort Garry Winnipeg City Norway House

Victorian welcome rug kit with hooked design and patterns

Easy to make Breezie welcome mat with hand hooked letters and roses. Instructions cover transferring design to burlap, color shading, and assembly from odds and ends of old wool. Pattern 110 and Pattern 357 available separately or included in a larger rug pattern packet. prices listed.

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Spring and Summer Maternity and Misses Pattern Offer

Advertises Anne Adams sewing patterns for maternity and misses sizes with new necklines and iron-on motifs. Pattern 7036 includes maternity sizes 10 12 14 16, pattern 4897 includes misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20. Orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto with 25 and 35 cents coins.

Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue Offer

Household Arts Department advertises the ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Catalogue from 60 Front Street W Toronto. It features knitting, crochet, embroidery, iron-ons, toys and novelties. Send 25 cents to receive a copy and plan to order every design.

Household Arts Department Department P.P.L Front Street W Toronto Alice Brooks

Arctic cities with tree lined streets envisioned by expert

R N Redmayne, AC IA Canada GM, outlined thriving Arctic cities linked by air routes at the Canadian Aeronautical Institute meeting. He noted DEW line supply airlift, praised Captain Gerry McGinnis for landing success, cited winds forcing new strips, and cited 1954 1955 freight hopes and 1954 spring airlift totals.

Arctic R. N. Redmayne Air Industries and Transport Association of Canada Canadian Aeronautical Institute Redmayne Dew Line Hecla Fury Strait Hudson Strait Canso Causeway McGinnis Edmonton USAF

Dukedom Tops British Peerage Ranks

A concise note explains that dukes hold the highest hereditary title in England, ranking above all peers except princes. The piece suggests a quick, practical message about swift action to save a life.

England

Mystery lines up with pancakes in convention city

The column wittily weighs the social quirks of convention time. It notes hotel crowding, playful jabs at in laws, and the contrast between culinary quirks and political bustle in a light, satirical tone.

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