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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 05, 1955

Page

3

Calgar y expert warns on beef price outlook for western markets

J Janning of Calgary former Burna and Company president spoke at a joint Western Stock Growers Association Armenian Society of Range Management meeting in Alberta. He noted beef prices lag pork due to shifting consumer costs, demand for top quality beef rising, and higher processing and labor costs squeezing farmer returns. Shipping costs have risen about 50 percent, and western stockmen face competition from subsidized eastern beef.

Alberta J. Janning Calgary Burna and Company Weatern Sick Growers Association Armenian Society of Range Management Dinning

No Cure Found for Rheumatism Says Doctor in Vancouver

Dr. Donald W. Lamont-Havers, medical director of the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation in New York, warned there is no cure for rheumatism and that the disease can go undetected for up to ten years. He noted Canada’s arthritis and rheumatism services are strong in British Columbia, but urges early professional treatment and cautions against quacks. He compares rheumatism to cancer in its unknown cause and emphasizes the need for ongoing research toward a cure.

Donald W. Lamont-Havers Vancouver New York Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation British Columbia North American B.C Canada Lamont-Havers

Quick Canadian Quiz on historical transport and economy

The Welland Canal redirects ships around Niagara Escarpment. Prior to the railway travellers crossed by steamboat carriage or stagecoach via lakes and rivers. In the year Canada led global wheat exports, surpassing all others combined. In 1945 total insured Canadians reached 2,850,000 for medical hospital and surgical coverage. The CBC earned most revenue from non commercial broadcasting in the year.

Welland Canal Lakes Erie Ontario Canada CBC

Sugar Beet Harvest in Alberta Aims 420000 Tons

South Alberta expects 420000 tons of sugar beets from 36500 irrigated acres. Harvest began September 26. Frank R. Taylor, GM of the processing company, estimates 110000000 pounds refined sugar from a 17.5 percent content. Growers may receive 14 to 15 dollars per ton over the coming year as sugar is sold.

Alberta Frank R. Taylor Taylor

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Housing mortgage surge lifts Canadian homebuilding in 1955

Canadian mortgage lending rose sharply in the first half of 1955 with 546.3 million dollars funneled into new homes, a 41 percent rise from the prior year. New starts reached 57,997 with 42,036 single family dwellings under construction, while apartment starts fell 67 percent. Banks issued 131 million on 13,932 units, 43 percent of midyear lending.

Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation United Press Ottawa Bureau

Weekly Bible Comment on Jesus Prayer as Way of Life

The article views Jesus life as a continual prayerful example. It cites prayers at baptism Gethsemane Calvary and on the cross and describes how Jesus taught prayer through action guiding believers to a life of constant communion with God. It emphasizes unity with the Father and submission to divine will.

Jesus Peter God Father Gethsemane Calvary

70-Year-Old Flagpole Painter Reflects on a Lively Life

Terence O Malley, a flagpole painter for the British Columbia government, recalls surviving two Mexican revolutions, service in World War I, and wartime blitz injuries. He speaks of resilience learned at the Lost Chord Club and serves as vice president while suspended painting 100-foot poles.

Terence O'Malley British Columbia England Lost Chord Club

Fresh Lady Sues County Over Rocking Chair Injury

Strictly Fresh Lady in Brandon Mississippi sues county alleging injuries after a raiding party pursuing a bootlegger knocked her from a rocking chair. Weather report notes roof leak in Oklahoma City during a thunderstorm. A Walden Massachusetts firm sells a backyard roller coaster kit. Chicago barber aged 82 estimates cutting 400000 hairs in 54 years. Political confusion noted with unclear last line.

Brandon Miss

Handy Implement Puzzle Clue List

A compact grid style puzzle entry featuring horizontal and vertical clues. Includes terms like Portents Brought up Prophetess Domestic slave and other noted wordplay elements across multiple numbered positions.

Answers to Quick Quiz Reveals Mixed Funding and Travel History

The statements cover funding sources for a project, seasons, and routes. Niagara Falls features as a location and travel paths include eastern Canada to Detroit, rail to St. Paul via Chicago, and a wagon journey across the continent. A tiny dam circulates ten gallons daily.

Niagara Falls Canada Detroit St. Paul Chicago

Courage and ball handling in football drills

A sports piece recalls the Toronto Argonauts season split with the Hamilton Tiger Cats and analyzes fumbles as a key factor. It then offers practical drills to improve ball security and argues courage is a learned habit shaped by home, school, reading, and listening experiences.

Toronto Argonauts Hamlton Tiger Cats Cats Argus Argos

Fisherman Mauled by Gar Pike in Little Mineral Lake Incident

Denison Texas fisherman Joe Hilbreath pulled a 10 pound gar pike from Little Min eral Lake onto his boat. The fish clamped its jaws on his leg while being reeled in and remained hooked as he returned to the dock with the gar, the plug, and his leg attached.

Denison, Tex Joe Hilbreath Little Minerad Lake Hilbreath

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