Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Hamiota Echo in Hamiota, Manitoba

We have pages in Manitoba

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 22, 1928

Page

5

Famous Holstein Herd Aids Western Development Push

The Canadian Pacific Railway initiated a Strathmore Alberta Holstein herd about eighteen years ago to supply cattle for Western Development and its own use. The Strathmore herd, built on strong ancestry, aims for high milk and butter fat, with show ring quality and uniform, distinctive Holstein type. Notable connections include Carnation Milk Company’s influential breeding and show wins for Strathmore cattle in major fairs.

Canadian Pacific Railway Strathmore Alberta Animal Husbandry Department of the Canadian Pacific Western Canada Lord Lovat Dominion Affairs Department of Colonization and Development C. A. van Scoy C.P.R Manitoba Saskatchewan

Polar Weather Reservoirs Study Led By Witkins Expedition

Three aviators in the Witkins Expedition head to Antarctica to study the largest of the two polar weather reservoirs. Meteorologists describe the Antarctic ice cap as a vast high pressure region influencing the southern hemisphere. The text notes outward air currents around anti cyclones and the possibility of a South Pole high as large as Australia. Personal liberty aside, the editor criticizes a driver full of it.

Witkins Antarctica Europe Antarctic United States South Pole Australia

Strathmore Farm Tops Canadian Holstein Herd Records

The Strathmore dairy herd leads Canada with over six hundred high quality Holsteins and 140 record performances including a 24,500 pound milk result. Cattle showings across Brandon Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Vancouver and Victoria yielded 100 first prizes, six Grand Championships and fifteen Junior Championships. Strathmore Yeeman Fairchild earned multiple Grand Championships becoming the first prairie bred female to win Western Circuit top honors. Only bulls from high grade dams are kept. others are slaughtered at birth.

Morag McKinley Strathmore Supply Farm Canada Yeeman Fairchild C.P.R. Supply Farm Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Vancouver Carnation Milk Farms Seattle Strathmore DeWinton Strathmore McKinley Fairchild Wayne Colony Koba McKinley Strathmore Farm Brandon Calgary Victoria New Westminster Strathmore Herd Strathmore Yeeman Fairchild Prairies Strathmore de- Winton Ontario Colony Farm R.O.P

Canada’s Record Wheat Crop Diverted for Export

Threshing about completed most of Canada s record wheat crop estimated at over 550 000 000 bushels is now threshed and a substantial proportion of the grain is moving to the markets of the world. It is estimated that about 400 000 000 bushels of the 1928 crop will be available for export about one quarter shipped via Pacific ports mainly Vancouver and the other three quarters or 300 000 000 bushels will go eastward.

Canada Pacific Vancouver

The Charm of Solitude in Australian Neighbors and Mowers

A friend notes in Australia neighbors often live far apart, sometimes twenty miles. The piece observes property norms where a man who buys a lawn mower treats it as his own, reflecting solitary living.

Australia

Feeding Steers: Loose Pens More Economical at Lennoxville Station

At Lennoxville Experimental Station Quebec nine year test shows steers fed loose in pens generally outperformed tied stalls. Last year stalls earned 1.99 lb per steer daily at 7.10¢/lb gain versus 7.75 lb daily at 8.09¢/lb for loose pens. Superintendent's report to Department of Agriculture notes looser housing yields better overall economics. "I believe a horse understands more than a dog." "I don't."

Lennoxville Quebec Department of Agriculture Ottawa

Pessimist defined as one who doubts checks will clear

In a quip about optimism and finance a parent explains a pessimist is a man who won’t cash his checks for fear of insufficiency, highlighting cautious outlooks and wary budgeting in a humorous exchange.

Pop Son

Mythology Lesson Cites Ceres Also Known As

Prof Hillis discusses Ceres and notes an alternate name for the goddess during a Mythology class. The exchange includes a student named Fred and the prompt phrase World.

Prof Hillis Mythology Ceres

Canadian literature remark by famed lecturer Professor McCabe

Professor Joseph McCabe, renowned English lecturer, states Canadian literature is unknown to him while praising Canadian science as the world’s greatest. He is currently delivering lectures in Canada.

Joseph McCabe Canada

Detective Tales as Nerve Tonics Say Psych Lab

University of Chicago researchers test a theory that blood and thunder detective fiction acts as a sedative for stressed readers. After an hour of thriller reading, participants show a quieter pulse, slower breathing, and greater self control, suggesting absorbing fiction calms nerves.

Psychological Laboratories University of Chicago

When Is a Canadian Never Seems To Be Answer

The piece questions Canadian identity among third and fourth generation residents who may be labeled English Danish or Irish by the census. It notes many have never visited those places and feel little personal connection, yet bureaucratic labels persist for descendants and their children, asking when one becomes Canadian if ever.

England Denmark Ireland Adam

Defective Eyesight in Urban Society

Montreal optometrist Jerry Britton warned that seven out of ten people in large cities suffer defective eyesight due to the strain of urban life. He cited the daily demands of modern civilization as the cause and noted the impact across ages.

Jerry Britton Montreal

Chromite Mines in Colerain Quebec Highlighted

Canada’s principal chromite mines lie in Colerain district Quebec, noted as capable of large ore production. An old time visitor quote contrasts Washington highlights with a child’s remark about red tape, and a record mentions Australia’s 1 236 mile long wire-netting fence built to keep rabbits from fields.

Canada Colerain Quebec Australia

Western Canada Wheat Crop Shows High Quality For 1928

Dominion Grain Research Laboratory tests on the 1928 wheat crop from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta indicate higher moisture stability improved protein content and better baking quality across grades. The report credits favorable harvest conditions and sturdy hard wheat contributing to a record national yield and strong market appeal abroad.

Dominion Grain Research Laboratory Canada Winnipeg Robert Magill Winnipeg Grain Exchange Magil Prairie Dominion L. H. Newman Dominion Cerealist G. A. Clark Canadian Seed Growers’ Association Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Newman Committee On Agriculture Dominion House of Commons Saskatchewan Pool Dominion Grain Research Laboratories F. J. Richard T. R. Aitken Toronto Empire

Garnet and Reward Wheat Seed for Farmers This Year

The Department of Agriculture will supply nearly 25 000 bushels of Garnet and Reward seed wheat to farmers this year, up from 3 000 bushels last year. The varieties were developed by L. H. Newman at the Experimental Farm in Ottawa, and Garnet and Reward mature earlier than Marquis, reducing frost and rust risks.

Department of Agriculture Dominion L. H. Newman Ottawa

How To Order Patterns Pattern Toe

Pattern order guide shows steps to obtain toe pattern items. It lists contact methods, pricing, and delivery notes. The exact source wording is unclear, but the item appears as a brief instructional snippet.

Will Remain Permanently Employed in Saskatchewan Harvest Plan

Regina officials state that of 6000 British harvesters brought to Saskatchewan at least 75 percent will stay in the West to become permanent Canadian citizens.

Regina Saskatchewan West

Scottish Sailor Suffering From a Bad Sore Throat

A Scottish sailor named Scotty complains of a severe sore throat. He notes he is not receiving treatment, indicating a troubling health issue. The dialogue suggests limited medical care and worsening condition for the sick individual.

Scotty

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gam Carnation Milk Company Kentucky N. W. UL 1758 Fred Chromite Washington Bobby Winnipeg Newspaper Union Taje McDermot Ave Jugend Munich
Search Courier

Search the Hamiota Echo Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Hamiota Echo?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication