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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1950
Page
7
Christopher Adams, a sharp oil attorney, helps a farm girl rise with oil money. As her wealth grows, he toys with love and loyalty, finally deciding to abandon the deceit and leave with his wife, paying two weeks’ wages to his secretary.
About 45 million bees transported from California to Alberta by truck for distribution to 2,000 Alberta honey producers. The Edmonton Honey Producers Co-op coordinates the import for member producers. Men are only grown-up boys.
Instructions outline making doughnuts from a basic yeast dough. Dough is risen, shaped, fried in hot shortening until browned, drained, and finished with a cinnamon sugar coating or a hot vanilla syrup. Yield noted as 3 dozen.
Regina reports Saskatchewan agricultural officials urge farmers breaking new land to plant shelter belts around each farm. Frontiers in Saskatoon region should follow the policy. belts of poplar willow Manitoba maple and caragana grow rapidly to provide effective shelter within five years.
Advertises pattern 4538 for a sunfrock and bolero in size 16 with 4 yards of fabric and 7 yards contrast. Describes easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions. Price 25 cents. request includes name address and style number.
Tenders are being called for the building of a $150000 recreational centre in Essondale Alta. The notice appears among a slate of Western briefs covering regions from Regina to Vancouver with various local developments.
Eddie Powers, former Mann Cup coach of the Hamilton Tigers, lauds the coastal game as more entertaining than the East. He moved to coach Kerrisdale-Richmond in Vancouver's inter-city senior league and notes players pass and run faster both ways, drawing paying crowds.
The Province of Saskatchewan reports eight cities 83 towns 400 villages and 303 rural municipalities.
Manitoba businessmen confront a big question mark as Red River Valley floods shut down agriculture and commerce. Evacuations, livestock losses, and damaged farms threaten crops and the recovery pace, forcing officials to consider relief funding and long term economic impact on Winnipeg and surrounding towns.
Rotary International proposes relocating 800 to 1,000 professional displaced persons and their families to Canada. The plan announced at the 36th annual Rotary District 151 conference targets doctors veterinarians chemists agronomists and other professionals for migration.
Canada's population rose by about 59 000 in 1949 and reached 13 730 000 early this year according to the Dominion bureau of statistics.
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