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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1934
Page
6
Calgary civic relief agency rules that relief recipients may not keep a cow unless milk allowances are proportionally reduced. The report notes various economic and administrative changes across Canada including corporate profits and public appointments.
British Columbia cattle interests push a plan to ship live beef cattle through the Panama Canal from Vancouver to European and British markets. The move aims to lift prices for B C producers by expanding outlets, though statistics show B C imports half as much beef as it produces. Dr W R Gunn and J A Grant discussed the question with livestock men during a Williams Lake visit.
Edward Harlreaves of Toronto and Great Bear Development stated rich pitchblende beds near Hottah Lake N W T are larger than first reported. He showed ore sacks and claimed a ton valued at 7000 dollars will be shipped east for refining, noting no silver yet in the area.
Reading from a historical clipping, Canada allocates 135 million dollars each year to sustain its schools, highlighting the ongoing priority given to education and public infrastructure with emphasis on sun and air for children and flowers to thrive.
First asparagus from Niagara district shipped May 7. Okanagan tree fruits forecast史 record crop. British Columbia strawberries on sale May 2, Calgary, one month earlier than last year. Canadian cattle to Britain total 15,594 head through May 10, up from 13,246. First 19 weeks to May 10, hogs graded 1,224,582 vs 1,220,766 last year. Timothy seed mostly England grown. Canada supplies most. Alsike clover seed from Canada favored in Britain. Toronto lambs hit year high as Western lambs at $9.50 per cwt and spring lambs at $9. Market notes on crop prospects below average in Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan. Chrysanthemums by Duchess of Athol to Montreal then BC. Winter-killing of Ontario fall wheat severe. 39% lost, 246,000 acres winter-killed of 631,000 seeded. Spring wheat acreage reductions: Manitoba 101,000. Saskatchewan 1,622,000. Alberta 395,000 acres. Hay carryover small. demand high after long winter. Winter injury to fall rye severe in Ontario and Saskatchewan. Ontario 16,300 of 56,300 acres sown winter-killed. Saskatchewan 38,000 of 240,000. Canada total 422,100 acres sown. 61,900 winter-killed (15%).
MIT engineers placed glass windows in an automobile engine for the 11th annual open house. Visitors on May 5 saw and heard the noises that indicate internal trouble in gasoline engines.
Hutchinson & Co plans a new Women's Who's Who featuring more than 6,000 sketches of English women. After two years of preparation the roster includes 150 air pilots 3,500 doctors 300 justices of the peace 300 county councillors 84 architects and numerous solicitors estate managers and MPs.
Learn today’s pattern offering with two blouse styles including a high neck raglan sleeve design and a V neck bow variant. Sizes range 14 to 40 inch bust, fabric requirements listed for View A and View B, price 20 cents plus wrap coin.
Scientists describe matter as built from tiny invisible molecules with inter-molecular spaces. Gases show high freedom of movement and compressibility. liquids are denser with less movement. solids vibrate at fixed centers. Evaporation cools liquids. porous vessels aid natural cooling.
The town of Hamelin Germany invites all living descendants to a summer homecoming starting May 20 to mark 680 years since the Pied Piper legend. The tale tells of the children led away by a garbed piper who vanished the town’s youngsters, with a crippled survivor recounting Browning’s verse. Some trace the legend to 1211 or a broader abduction claim.
Combining sugar brown sugar corn syrup and water in a pan, heat until the syrup dissolves then cook undisturbed to 300 F. Remove from heat fold in butter and salt. Pour onto a greased surface, pull thin, and break into irregular shards yielding 134 pounds of candy.
Farmers in Scotland adopt electricity to speed growth and ease tasks. About 400 use it for milking and butter making, market gardeners warm hot-beds with electricity to accelerate vegetables, hens receive longer day length from electric lights to increase egg laying, and UV lamp rays aid chick rearing.
For the third consecutive year Australia leads the China wheat trade, as reported by the Winnipeg Pattern column. The piece notes Australia’s continued dominance in exports and market share within this agricultural sector.
In France near Blois archaeologists reveal a Roman burying ground with more than 500 tombs opened. In Germany bats are called fiedermause meaning flying mice.
Legacy, a promising oat variety from Dominion Department of Agriculture Cereal Division, results strong in Northern Saskatchewan Central and Northern Alberta and Eastern Townships of Quebec, developed from Banner and Eighty Day cross.
Fruit mix of orange pieces strawberries or pineapple peaches on lettuce. Dress with a mayo based sauce folded with stiff egg white and sugar, then top with coconut and powdered sugar. Serve immediately. makes six servings.
Ninety five patches were needed to repair damage inflicted on the aeroplane s wings after a hail storm in South Dakota.
Officials forecast Egyptian cotton production this year will be about twice the 1933 level. Market analysts expect strong harvest prospects due to favorable weather and expanded cultivation areas across the Nile delta.
A brief note praises hot cranberry juice berry sauce as a tasty accompaniment. The reader-friendly line highlights its sweet tart balance and versatile use with poultry and roast dishes.
Sunday School lesson highlights Matthew 26 39 where Jesus prays in Gethsemane asking for the cup to pass yet submits to the Father. The devotional reading comes from Psalm 42 1 5 and the lesson covers Matthew 26 1 75 with focus on obedience and faith.
A reflection on Jesus predicting his death and Peter’s denial as the disciples face crisis in the eve of action. The scene shifts from secrecy and warning to sorrowful prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, highlighting fear, resolve, and impending betrayal.
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