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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 02, 1940

Page

2

Pierceland Co operative Canning Plant Inspires Prairie Self Help

The Pierceland district in northwestern Saskatchewan forms the first canning cooperative of its kind on the prairies. Growers provide produce and materials, the association cans under supervision, and profits support operations. The effort boosts home food security and moral self reliance as a wartime community model.

Pierceland Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Co-operative Association Saskatchewan Prairies Pierceland Alberta Manitoba Department of Agriculture Dominion Experimental Farm B. N. Arnason Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture

Backward Air Recall Marks Air Force In Jest

The remark compares seeing an airplane flying backwards to an Italian pursuit plane and notes Ben's air force has lagged in responding, with the fleet described as backward in coming forward.

Ben

Wheat Exports Reach High Volumes Despite Market Losses

Canada exported 207.9 million bushels of wheat and flour in the past crop year, the best since 1935-36. The Dominion began 1940-41 with a carryover near 301 million bushels, despite Scandinavian and Low Countries market losses.

Scandinavia Canada Dominion

Full daylight far exceeds full moonlight brightness

The article notes daylight is about 600000 times brighter than full moonlight and adds that the dollar sign originated as a religious symbol.

Canada Should Support Home Bands Over Imported Orchestras

The Toronto Daily Star notes Canadians favor U S bands while undercutting native musicians. It argues distance does not justify fewer Canadian bands and suggests promoting Canadian groups to curb cross border spending and strengthen domestic musical development across Halifax to Victoria. Toronto Telegram commentary.

United States Toronto Daily Star Dace Canada Halifax Victoria Exchange Control Board Toronto Telegram

Wax museum guard and the living and dead in Mme. Tussaud’s hall

A blue uniformed guard in a London museum lobby kept his wax sealed lips as hundreds passed daily. The Canadian Sailors Say Nazi Bombers museum housed famed wax figures, many unharmed after a nearby cinema was bombed. Marie Tussaud’s life spanned revolutions, court life, and a move to London in 1802 where she grew wealthy and lived to 90 beside leaders and dictators in wax.

London Mme. Tussaud Chamber of Horrors Mme. Marie Tussaud Museum Paris Louis XVI Versailles Palace Marie Antoinette Hitler Mussolini President Roosevelt King George New York Times

Names of Brooklyn Children Shift Away From Biblical Favorites

Stratford Beacon Herald notes a six year trend from Biblical names like Abraham Isaac Jacob Samuel toward Bernard Herbert Howard Leonard Harold Martin Stanley for boys and Shirley Marie Gloria Joan Grace Sylvia Doris Evelyn for girls. John drops to second, Joseph tops. Charles and George rise. James stays eighth. Among names favored across denominations are Alice Anna Arthur Charles Daniel Dorothy Florence Harold Mary Robert and William.

Stratford Beacon- Herald Brooklyn Brooklyn Public Library Brooklyn Directory Ferguson Abraham Isaac Jacob Samuel Nathan Benjamin Solomon David Bernard Herbert Howard Leonard Harold Martin Stanley Sarah Ida Martha Rebecca Esther Gertrude Bertha Judith Shirley Marie Gloria Joan Grace Sylvia Doris Evelyn Shirley Temple John Joseph William Charles George James Alice Anna Arthur Daniel Dorothy Florence Mary Robert

Canadians aboard Skeena report Nazi bombers poor aim

Naval headquarters say HMCS Skeena escorted a merchant convoy attacked by German bombers around midnight. Over 100 bombs fell but none hit the ships. A sailor stacked 76 matches after each blast, while officers estimate 20 to 25 percent of bombs failed to explode.

H.M.C.S. Skeena Naval Service Headquarters Skeena

Bundles for Britain Ball at Waldorf Astoria

Under the patronage of the Marquess of Lothian British Ambassador to the United States, a Bundles for Britain ball will raise funds at the Waldorf Astoria in New York on Wednesday evening November 6. Proceeds aid eight months of medical and surgical instruments to England woollen cloth for sailors and clothing for British war refugees. Queen Elizabeth sends a gift to be auctioned, a first for a reigning English queen in America.

Marquis of Lothian United States Bundles For Britain Waldorf-Astoria New York England North Sea Wales Latham Queen Elizabeth of America

Canadian quilts and clothes reach Britain for refugees

Canadian women send warm garments and home made quilts to Britain to aid refugees and evacuees. Clothing assists Czech relief, Norwegians, and Channel Islands children, inspired by last winter’s severe cold. Quilts use colored cloth squares sewn to thick canvas.

Britain Canada Czech Relief Fund Wnor- Wwegians Channel Islands Dominion

Three Boys Boast Of Fathers Riches

A joke about three boys claiming their fathers earn money from work. The musician earns five dollars per song, the author ten dollars per article, and the minister’s sermon requires six men to carry the money up to him.

Beaver Reserve Established Along Mackenzie Delta

The Federal Department of Mines and Resources declares a vast 14 000 square mile beaver sanctuary at the Mackenzie River delta to aid Arctic native livelihoods dependent on fur. Hunting or harming beaver is banned. trapping may be allowed later with special permits as populations recover.

Mackenzie River Federal Department of Mines and Resources Arctic Coast

Selected Recipes 1 Improvised Honey Bran Bars

A recipe uses cup honey Kellog s All Bran cup flour teaspoon baking powder dates chopped nut meats eggs beaten with honey and All Bran. Mix dry ingredients fold in dates and nuts. Combine with wet mix then spread in pan and bake about 30 minutes. Cut into bars and dust with sugar or serve with whipped cream.

Chocolate Wafer Roll Dessert Recipe Card

Whip cream with sugar and flavors then layer with Christie's Chocolate Wafers. Build a stack, spread cream between each wafer, press, chill three hours, then slice diagonally for six to eight portions. Coat with whipped cream and serve.

Livingstone Buried at Westminster Abbey Noted as Honor

March 18 1938 marked the 125th anniversary of David Livingstone birth with tributes at Westminster Abbey. The London Missionary Society led a ceremony placing a laurel chaplet on his grave and a letter from his daughter Mrs Livingstone Wilson was read.

David Livingstone Westminster Abbey Livingstone London Missionary Society Livingstone Wilson

German ban on Belgians listening to foreign broadcasts

The British Broadcasting Corporation reports that German authorities in Brussels have forbidden Belgians from listening to foreign radio broadcasts. This measure marks a wartime control step affecting civilian access to international information.

Brussels British Broadcasting Corporation

Seals Noted for Deep Dives and Long Submersion

Seals are proficient divers capable of remaining underwater for 12 to 15 minutes, enabling extended foraging and exploration.

Protein Content Of Wheat In Western Canada Set To Dip

A grain board laboratory survey of 3 154 samples from 1940 wheat forecasts a slight fall in average protein content. Current tested samples average 14.0 percent, matching the decade, with provincial results Manitoba 14.4 Saskatchewan 14.4 Alberta 13.8. East central Saskatchewan and west central Manitoba show higher protein, while southwest Saskatchewan underperforms.

Western Canada Board of Grain Commissioners’ Laboratory Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Self-Helper Hitler and His Star Beliefs

An editorial warns against underestimating Adolf Hitler and overestimating star influence. It argues Hitler uses self-help and propaganda, portraying him as a fanatic despot. The piece cautions readers not to drop vigilance as tensions rise in wartime discourse.

The Royal Gazette Hamilton Bermuda Hitler Little Beast

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