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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 22, 1930

Page

3

Livestock's Growth Heavily Shapes Western Economy

Western Canada has expanded its livestock as grain farming rises, with cattle, sheep, and swine on farms forming a growing share of the Dominion's total. The region reports high shares of national cattle and sheep output, though hog production lags behind grain levels, suggesting opportunities for expansion through better marketing and planning.

Prairie Provinces West Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistcs Western Canada Dominion of Canada Prairies Dominion Fountain Head North America Africa United States Mexico

The Irish Lake Peace by Stones and Sods Protest

Residents near a Cork lake used stones bricks and sods to drive off gun hunters after dawn and dusk firing. Officials claimed no power to intervene while aldermen urged justice department action. When hunters returned locals met them with a missile fusillade, forcing a retreat.

Cork Ireland Daly Minister of Justice

Toledo man finds 1847 gold coin worth 2500 dollars

Clark Bounty of Toledo carried a $20 gold piece minted in 1847 for months. He checked a coin catalogue and learned the unusual thick design boosted its value to $2,500.

Clark Bounty Toledo

Barley Breaks Barriers in Sheep Country Outlook

Reports from leading sheep producing nations show a drop in flocks but rising Canadian demand for lamb and mutton. U S officials urge staying in sheep while barley beards are shaved by new varieties like Velvet yielding 39.37 bushels per acre versus 35.17 for OC A C No 21 Ontario barley.

Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Bureau Iowa Oc.a.c

Growth of Dairying Praised by Manitoba Official

L A Gibson dairy commissioner for Manitoba says the province showed the best butter at the Toronto Exhibition. He notes rising dairy interest in the West and that Manitoba dairy sales reach 15 million dollars annually. He predicts further growth in the coming years.

Manitoba Dairy Commissioner L. A. Gibson Manitoba Toronto West

Reclamation Talk Spurs Northern Manitoba Group

H F Bickle urged forming a northern Manitoba organization to press a Carrot River triangle reclamation scheme near The Pas. He cited federal and other reports on turning the 1 086 square mile triangle into farming land, noting Premier Anderson’s conditional review after resource control, and called for an active association to keep the project alive.

Carrot River Triangle H. F. Bickle Rotary Club Pas Mr. Bickle Saskatchewan Bickle Anderson Manitoba

World Grain Show Belgium Joins Regina Exhibition

Belgium accepts invitation to participate in the World's Grain Exhibition and Conference at Regina from July 25 to August 6, 1932. Invitations had gone to many nations including Peru, Yugoslavia, Guatemala, New Zealand, Poland, Czecho Slovakia, The Netherlands. A charity event in Coalpit Heath sold the first ox sandwich for 22.75 dollars.

Belgium Regina Dominion Peru Jugo-Slavia Guatemala New Zealand Poland Czecho- Slovakia Netherlands Coalpit Heath England

Typist Falls Down Stairs Delays Work

A manager scolds Miss Brown as the typist explains a tumble downstairs caused lateness. The exchange captures a tense office moment with quick quips and reminders of deadlines.

Waterweed Attacks Mosquito Wigglers in Freshwater

Certain water plants act against mosquitoes and a bladder-wort species swallows and digests wigglers. The note highlights how aquatic weeds can reduce larval mosquitoes in ponds and wetlands.

Veteran Canadian Explorer Returns To Atlantic With Relics

Major L. T. Burwash brings Franklin expedition relics from King William Island and confirms a stay point along the overland retreat toward Buck's Fish River. He notes a canvas tent fragment, naval cloth, rope, a rusted knife, two graves, and no trace of Franklin's own grave.

Sir John Franklin Arctic Canada L. T. Burwash Ottawa King William Island Victory Point Lady Jane Franklin Point Buck's Fish River Burwash Erebus Terror North West Passage McClintock Beechey Island Gilbert Western Canada Airways Richard Finnie Department of the Interior Bernard Harbor Coppermine River Boothia Peninsula Magnetic Pole Coppermine Great Slave Lake Fort Smith McMurray Alberta

Geese Raising Seen as Profitable Yet Underappreciated

Poultry experts of the Dominion Department of Agriculture say geese thrive on free range and abundant greens. A small farmer can reap good returns with little labor, as geese fetch strong prices on the Christmas market with demand exceeding supply.

Dominion Department of Agriculture Geose

High Priest Pleads Guilty in Mysore Jewel Theft

In Mysore India the temple high priest pleads guilty before the city magistrate to stealing jewels from the Prasanna Krishaswami Temple. He testifies his salary is 7.85 dollars a month and laments supporting his five daughters and their families. A separate quip notes pins and needles vanish after brisk rubbing of the affected area.

Mysore India

International Boundary Work Records Its 1925 Treaty Duties

The International Boundary Commission across Canada and the United States plans several projects this year. It will reopen vistas and repair monuments along fifty miles of the Quebec Maine highlands boundary and survey revisions for the British Columbia Washington line. Monuments will be erected for the Kelowna Portland highway crossing and the Detroit Windsor tunnel will be located and marked before traffic begins.

Canada United States International Boundary Commission Surveys Bureau Department of the Interior Quebec Maine British Columbia

Out Of Luck Maid Registry Jokes Gag

A husband asks about a new maid at the door and learns all the registry office applicants are repeats from prior hires. The wife replies that none are new, highlighting a humorous domestic misunderstanding.

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