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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
6
Ottawa reports Canada maintains twelve macaroni factories with annual production valued around one and a half million dollars. Other notes include Scullin’s call for disarmament at the League of Nations and famine death counts from China via Child Welfare, Inc. cable.
A trial shipment of 2000 cases from the Okanagan Valley is being sent to Egypt under provincial Agriculture Department arrangements. The action aims to establish a future export market, with net profits modest but satisfactory abroad. Earlier imports were small and sporadic.
Mrs. M. Milner, aged 96, remains active in Wycombe England as she keeps making cane seats, demonstrating endurance and skilled handiwork in her twilight years.
Port Arthur and Fort William city councils and chambers of commerce met in Port Arthur with delegates from Sault Ste. Marie. They adopted a resolution endorsing the Lake Superior route for the trans-Canada highway through northern Ontario, citing lower total distance and a scenic appeal second to none. The meeting backed a time saving of one day for southern visitors and noted Fort William’s prior compromise route touching Chapleau and Oba.
Tingey designs produced in Paris with patterns cut in New York offer a chic dress pattern for class or business wear. The dress features a small bolero jacket with shoulder straps, options in jersey tweed or crepe, and a leather or suede belt. Sizes 14 to 20 and 34 to 40, ready for delivery, send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name and address and pattern number and size.
The listing provides the Winnipeg Newspaper Union office location at 175 McDermot Ave in Winnipeg, detailing where members may visit or contact the organization.
The mining town of Flin Flon in northern Manitoba will receive modern public school instruction this year. Equipment is being installed and classes may start within ten days with grants from the province and town plus aid from the Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. Grades up to eight will be taught, with Doris M. Foster to teach primary grades and Margaret Sutherland to lead grades three to five.
Thirty golden nobles from 1340 near Suys Cardiganshire were found on a road edge toward the Dovey Estuary. Mint fresh pieces celebrate Edward III defeating the French fleet. The coins show an English warship breasting waves with the royal coat of arms and the King’s head.
Sift cake flour with baking powder and salt. Whisk egg with milk and add to flour then heat until smooth. Stir in melted shortening. Bake in greased muffin pans at 400 degrees for 25 minutes. Yield ten muffins.
Season fillets with salt and pepper and place skin side up on a greased plate. Bake five minutes to remove skin, then melt butter, cook fish in a hot oven at 400 degrees for eight to ten minutes, basting twice. Remove from heat, season to taste and squeeze lemon juice over before serving hot.
Edmonton and Calgary businessmen signal intent to join the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Orient tour sailing from Vancouver on October 16 aboard the Empress of Asia. The voyage includes Japan and a reception by the Japanese Government with visits to Shanghai Nanking Hong Kong and Canton. returns before Christmas. Open to the public. In Africa a tree bears large seeds resembling sausages.
Mrs W McKenzie of 9 Fernwood Park Ave Toronto won first prize for iced layer cake at the Canadian National Exhibition. She also took top honors for muffins and small cakes. The article provides her prize winning Golden Layer Cake recipe with lemon filling and boiled frosting.
The Manx language is fading as fewer than 1,000 of 50,000 residents have working knowledge and only about 100 are truly Manx speakers. The tongue declined after 1840 with rising English use as steamship travel increased contact with the mainland. Tourism and the influx of visitors accelerate the loss, risking the language’s survival.
Alberta shows growth in dairy. Creameries rose from 53 in 1912 to 95 with butter output up to 16,000,000 pounds. Cheese factories increased from six producing 40,000 pounds in 1912 to ten with over one million pounds last year.
The Farmer's Advocate laments the Keep the Boy on the Farm crusade is nearly spent. It notes that many farm raised boys do not stay in farm work and that top men in other careers come from the farm. It argues boys should choose their own vocation.
Twenty eight rural municipalities in Saskatchewan have been established as pure-bred sire areas ensuring all scrub sires are removed from these districts. This move aims to improve breeding quality and livestock health across the province.
Calculating machines akin to census tabulators are employed at the British nautical almanac office to determine daily moon positions through the year 2000.
Mrs. S. A. Solomon reports using Kruschen Salts for nearly three months, taking one teaspoonful daily in warm water. She weighed 227 pounds with back and abdominal pains, now weighs 170 and feels stronger, younger, and grateful, praising the salts.
In the annual report the Veterinary Director General notes rising poultry products under government inspection. Canadian packing houses are canning more meats and poultry with room for growth. Canned whole chicken debuted last year and is expected to become a sizable new market.
A Canada Forest Products Laboratories report shows sugar maple is notably stronger in green condition than yellow birch, but after seasoning both woods have about the same strength. The study covers physical and mechanical properties of Canadian woods.
A Manchester sexton asserts the death record is precise noting a male infant aged three months died unmarried, leaving no doubt about the document’s veracity and the wording’s clarity.
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