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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1933
Page
4
A concise primer explains how a single fertilized cell multiplies to form the human body, noting that all parts share a common origin yet stay independent. It covers digestion beginning in the mouth with saliva, gastric juice in the stomach, and nutrient absorption in the intestines, linking health to nourishment and proper meal conditions.
After a successful Easter time bargain from Prairies to the Pacific Coast, two railways extend cheap fares from Port Arthur west to all points east of Cochrane and Sudbury. Travel runs May 21 to June 5 with 30 day validity. Fares approximate one cent per mile in each direction and include tourist sleepers for a small extra fee.
The Brandon Provincial Exhibition prize list for 1933 will be ready around May 24 after revival. Send postcard to secretary J E Bettie Brandon for a copy. Horse classes split by age. cattle calves under twelve months in one class. Get of Sire and Progeny of Dam added. Sheep and Hogs unchanged. Evening feature is the musical Birds of Paradise with over sixty cast members.
British Columbia offers a preserved historic Cariboo road from Vancouver along the Fraser river to Prince George and Hazelton. The journey passes Hope the 1847 Hudson’s Bay depot later a mining hub, with roadhouses and ex mining camps marking the old diggings. Along the way motorists glimpse Hell’s Gate Marble Canyon and The Chasm while caravans of diverse bars recall the cosmopolitan days of gold rush travel.
A tiny club at Chesterfield Inlet on Hudson Bay in latitude 67 offers life member status for ten polar bear teeth. Canada reports livestock up over half a million, totaling 8,511,100 head in 1932, from 7,991,000 in 1931.
Timetable specifies trips on Tuesdays and Saturdays with departures from Brandon at 7:40 am and from Hamiota to West at 11:10 am and to Miniota at 6:00 pm. Return from Hamiota to Brandon at 2:20 pm. office hours at Hamiota Station run daily 5:00 am to 5:00 pm except noon hour break.
The 43rd annual session of the Grand Encampment of Manitoba will convene at the Oddfellows Temple Kennedy Street Winnipeg on Friday June 9 at 9 80 a.m. A Decoration of Chivalry and Grand Ball will follow at the Civic Auditorium Friday evening June 9 at 8 30 p.m. Gen N E Lambert of Des Moines Iowa will be the distinguished guest.
Rev N B McLenaghen will lead Oakner service at 11 am with Sunday school at 12 10 pm Scotia Sunday School at 12 80 pm followed by preaching at 1 30 pm Chumah service at 2 15 pm with Sunday School at 3 00 pm and preaching later in the day
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