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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1926
Page
4
The Manitoba Agricultural College offers two week short courses in Dairying Engineering Live Stock Forage Crops Beekeeping Poultry Marketing and Rural Women programs in sewing foods and cooking. Women may enroll in any course. a two weeks stay costs 1800 for board room and tuition with circulars available.
The December Rod and Gun features Theo J Stocks Old Gray Buck Henry Braithwaite Moose story and Martin Hunter Wolf Cub of the Labrador. James Frise cartoon. W C Motley outdoor article. C S Landis Guns notes. Manitoba Winter Fair Board set Dressed Poultry Show at Brandon December 9 and 10 with single-bird entries auction. Write J E Bettie Brandon secretary for prize list.
Miss Lydia Fulcher, noted Calgary diver, is pictured in a dramatic midair dive against Saddleback Mountain in the Canadian West. The Lake Louise pool, 90 feet long and eight feet deep, hosts varied springboards amid warm water attracting divers of all levels. Fulcher rose to prominence at Banff events and in Calgary Swimming Club championships.
A licensed auctioneer will offer at the Cecil Hotel in Hamuta Manitoba on Saturday December 4 1926 at 12 noon the NW quarter of section 15 and NE quarter of section 16 township 12 range 24 west containing about 285 cultivation acres with farm buildings including dwelling barn granaries and a stable. Twenty percent of the purchase price is due at sale with balance per terms announced at sale. For details contact Nason and Nason solicitors Confederation Life Building Winnipeg Manitoba.
The Floral Committee of the Canadian Pacific plans a major expansion of horticulture next spring as 1500 parks and station gardens already line the system. John Caesar, Markdale station master, began a garden that grew into a thousand mile route of blossoms. Poppies at Lake Louise and pansies in North Bay to Fort William mark climate adaptations, with Red Rambler Roses shading summer. Cash prizes reward station masters, judging form, soil, and effort.
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