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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 27, 1946

Page

5

Air Borne Cattle Trade Opens From Hays Brothers

Calgary based Hays Ltd led by Harry Hays plans to export about two million dollars worth of Canadian cattle this year to South America by air. The venture began three years ago and centers on Holstein stock and other livestock, with shipments from Malton to Cuba and beyond. Harry Hays, 36, along with brothers Tom and Jack, build a Europe Latin America network to supply bovine aristocracy abroad.

Gordon L. Smith Financial Post Harry Hays South America Canada British Empire Hays Catte Hays Ltd T. E. Hays St Louis Hospital Western Canada Harry Tom Jack Hays & Co Calgary Toronto Bay Street Alberta Eastern Brampton Ont Mexico Hays Brothers Cuba Latin America Holland Germany Latin Americas Malton Kingston Jamaica Mexico City Terry Goodwin RAF RCAF Goodwin Europe U.S Winged Cargo Inc Philadelphia

Not A Border

Ferris notes that Americans view Canada as not a border while Mexico remains the sole foreign border. He observes shared customs yet no army or expectation of conflict, contrasting Canada’s status with Mexico as a distinct borderland in North America.

Canada Thomas Hornsby Ferris Denver United States Mexico Toronto

Do You Bathe and Other Odd 19th Century Notes

A collage of trivia cites musical notes from hymn initials, old bathtub ads titled Do you bathe, a 1397 edict banning cards on work days, and diverse facts. It mentions London spots, earth’s history in a day, John Walker’s 1826 friction match, a 100-match box, and Frederick the Great mixing coffee with champagne and mustard.

Charles VI France John Walker

Sugar beet policy helped Britain avoid wartime shortages

The War era policy of government support for beet sugar boosted British production from a single factory in 1920 to eighteen. Britain produced about 541000 tons annually for 40 million people, nearly matching domestic needs, while Canada relies on cane imports for 85 percent of its sugar. A pair of veterans in Vancouver, Neil Cameron and Thomas Patterson, tour Hycroft and share a life story. Glycerine can yield more than double its weight in nitro glycerine.

Great Britain Britain U.K Canada Lethbridge Herald Shaughnessy Vancouver Veterans’ Affairs Hycroft A. D. McRae DVA Neil Cameron 3Rd Labor Battalion Thomas Patterson Cmr’s

Vaccine hope for infantile paralysis seen in near future

British science writer reports Dr. Karl F. Meyer of the Hooper Foundation predicts a vaccine to imitate nature will control poliomyelitis. He notes promising animal trials, National Foundation funding, and ongoing immunology work that could render the disease non threatening.

Paul F. Ellis U.P Karl F. Meyer Meyer Hooper Foundation University of California San Francisco American Public Health Association National Foundation

That Telephone Smile

A short moral poem on telephone etiquette urges kindness and patient tone since voices travel miles and miscommunications occur. It equates daily acts to a garden where kindness yields smiles and victories.

Master of the King's Musick to judge Canadian festivals

E Stanley Roper the Master of the King's Musick will tour Canada with other British musicians to judge next year's Dominion music festivals. Ottawa Music Festival Association announced the visit, believed to be the first for a Master of the King's Musick during his term. Also noted, Colon Canal Zone averages about 116 inches of rain yearly.

E. Stanley Roper Canada Dominion Ottawa

Polar Nations Readying Antarctic Expeditions In Region

Five nations including the United States Britain Russia Norway and Chile vow polar expeditions to Antarctica with 4000 US sailors led by Rear Admiral Byrd. Dispute over sovereignty and access to surrounding seas adds tension as crews train expect potential encounters and mutual aid in emergencies.

United States Navy Richard E. Byrd Britain Russia Norway Chile Buenos Aires Times of London Argentina Peron Antarctic United States U.S

Pretty rag doll pattern offers moving limbs and clothes

On the way to a little girl's heart a doll pattern 7208 features a cute rag doll with straw yarn hair. It includes transfer patterns for clothes and clear directions with charts and photos. Send twenty cents in coins to the Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union for the pattern number 7208 and include name address and pattern number.

Dolly Household Arts Department Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Avenue E Winnipeg Man

Mauna Kea Stands as World’s Highest Mountain

Mauna Kea in Hawaii is the tallest mountain when measured from its base on the ocean floor, rising about 31,750 feet. The claim highlights its extraordinary height compared to traditional land measurements.

Mauna Kea Hawaii Ocean

Bell gifts Queen Victoria ivory telephones

Alexander Graham Bell presented Queen Victoria with ivory telephones as a symbol of early communication innovation. The gesture linked Bell’s telephone invention to royal recognition in a historic exchange.

Alexander Graham Bell Queen Victoria

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