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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1949
Page
2
An assessment of the League of Nations and the creation of the United Nations. It notes the League's failures due to high level debates and nonparticipation by the United States, and credits the UN with offering a practical forum for discussing disputes and fostering international progress.
Hon Paul Martin, Minister of Health and deputy Canadian UN delegation leader, argues a world organization is inevitable. He compares the UN to the League of Nations and says if the UN dissolves, another such body will form. He hopes the UN will grow into a world government or at least foster international cooperation.
An ad promotes DDD Prescription a cooling liquid remedy for eczema pimples rashes athlete’s foot and other itch troubles. A trial bottle is 35 cents and the first application claims fast relief with money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Residents armed with rifles shotguns and clubs formed a mob in Martin's River to attack a five foot 800 pound sea turtle. The animal died from rifle wounds a clubbed back and a fractured skull. Curiously scientists claim gold in the sun based on solar spectrum studies.
A string of quick jokes and scenes from ordinary life. A bride and vicar. a waiter and lunch delay. a desk goldfish. a black attire question. a secretary sales barrier. family questions about fire and fathers. an entomologist as dog owner. aging relatives and marital harmony. and a painting dispute at home.
The article notes 108 NHL players this season with 45 from prairie provinces. Saskatchewan leads with 26 natives, Manitoba 18, Alberta 3, Ontario 44, Quebec 12, and none from Maritime provinces or British Columbia. Winnipeg accounts for 13 players, Toronto eight, Montreal six, Fort William five, Saskatoon four, and Dysart two.
Nuffield Exports Ltd reports a cable from sales director Donald Harrison stating Canadian automobile distributors placed orders worth 2,250,000 pounds, the largest single order from the dollar area.
Albert Kessel of Rosetown Saskatchewan won the world rye championship at Toronto’s Royal Winter Fair with Prolific rye. He also claimed the Parrish and Heimbecher trophy ahead of Thomas E. Brown of Kasels Alberta and G Avery Kelso Saskatchewan. He plans to enter wheat rye barley flax timothy seed at Chicago’s international show after shipping samples.
Alberta records show coal discovered in 1793 at Rosebud Creek mouth near Rosedale in the Drumheller valley per the provincial economic survey committee. The note marks coal as an early Alberta resource discovery.
There are 1 893 fur farms in Alberta producing pelts valued at 2 585 000 dollars annually.
Simple dessert combines butter shredded wheat biscuits crushed applesauce and sugar for a creamy pudding. The recipe yields four to six servings and uses pantry ingredients to create a quick sweet treat.
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