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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1932
Page
4
Street Scene TM screened at the Picture Show in the Masonic Theatre Shoe Lake. This week Friday and Saturday a sale of 10 female and 4 male mink at a sacrifice price draws attention. Note from Dave Wildfong Hamida: plans a trip East due to ill health.
Hamiota Lodge No. SG meets in the Orange Hall on the third Monday evening each month at eight o clock. Visiting Brethren Welcome. B. F. Brooks and Anderson listed among attendees.
The Heaular Meeting of Court Hamiota No is held in the Arenge Halil on the set and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 3pm Si tTiMe ReTHREN WELCOMED, A De.setpon WH. Josey
The article stresses the preventable nature of childhood blindness through newborn eye treatment to destroy infection causing germs, rapid care for swollen or infected eyelids, and safe toy choices. It warns against risky playthings and fireworks to protect a child's vision. It urges parental vigilance and lawful medical practices to reduce blindness.
A Canadian Medical Association inquiry at 184 College Street Toronto urges reasonable care to reduce childhood blindness. Responses will be provided by letter to questioners who contact CMA by mail.
A weekly Canadian Pacific Railway survey reports vigorous crop growth in western Canada and brighter prospects across the West. British party members touring the Dominion under the British Columbian Government arrive in Montreal after a Canada-wide rail and steamship journey, with stops at Banff and Victoria. Delta Gamma plans its annual convention at the Empress Hotel in Victoria from June 27 to July 1, and Annapolis Valley may exceed last year’s apple yield. Miss Constance Regan sets a women’s angling record on the Tobique River with a 27½ lb Atlantic silver salmon, while time standardization history notes Canada adopting single time across regions in 1883–84.
About 500 Rota rians expected for the Kentville Nova Scotia district convention to be held June 1 and 2 at the Cornwallis Inn Sir John Bennett of St Johns Newfoundland is anticipated to address the gathering In Halifax Hon Gordon S Marrington Premier of Nova Scotia with Mrs Harrington recently left for Montreal to board the Duchess of Bedford for a holiday during which Hon Percy C Black will serve as acting premier.
Capital, labor, learned professions, diplomacy and business are represented in the Empress of Australia passenger list at Quebec. Names include Sir Charles Gordon of the Bank of Montreal, Tom Moore of the Trades and Labor Congress, F E Meredith KC, Dr Moser the consul general for Czecho Slovakia, and Colonel Mercule Barre trade commissioner in Paris.
Residents in Maritime Provinces have a chance to attend Montreal's Naval and Military Tournament. The event, linked with Canadian Pacific routes, involves travel from Vermont and Ontario areas.
Mrs. Guy La Praik achieved a hole-in-one on the 15 yard par three at the Canadian Pacific Recreation Club Course in Sartin Gear Montreal. It marked a rare feat as the first such achievement by a woman on that course.
Fragmentary text notes delays and disruptions on a private Canada railway venture. Mentions Manitoba Pastern Savkulchvewan regions, a head of department, and limited hail damage in several districts. Local impacts include congestion and scattered disruption across areas referenced.
The roving columnist Bob Davisy of the New York Sun has been stationed at the staff hotel on his return from travel. Accompanied by Mrs. Davis, Mr Dexie pursues a curious story that may yield food material for his column among old lore in hoc- eles.
The text argues railways should fund their own roadways and contribute to highway costs. It notes Traffic World discussion on how much water traffic should pay for road use and compares existing practices where rail and water transportation bear roadway expenses.
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