Hamiota Echo Editorial Leadership Ousted in 1945 Change
The Hamiota Echo notes a leadership shift as C W Venables and W H Josey publish the October 24 1945 issue under new arrangements. The notice records publishers and date.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1945
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo notes a leadership shift as C W Venables and W H Josey publish the October 24 1945 issue under new arrangements. The notice records publishers and date.
The speech likens wartime finance to building a house. The Ninth Victory Loan is the roof and finishing touches, essential to shelter Canadians, help veterans resettle, and restore international trade. Citizens urged to buy bonds as in earlier campaigns.
The record notes Stays by Ed Hazelwood and Melvina with Jno Hazelwood relatives in Marchwell Sask. Bruce Johnston of the RCAF and Miss Marie Young visited A E Andrew family. Roy Lamport and family from Melita spent time with Webber household. Harman née Joan Webber returned to Melita with them. Duncan Forsyth and Sandy Forsyth from Forrest visited F T Venables on Sunday.
The report details provincial election results by poll sub-division in the Hamiota constituency. It lists local voting outcomes and identifies leading candidates across divisions within the riding.
Edwin Blackburn longtime Strathclair resident died in his sleep on October 9 1945 Funeral services were held at St Luke s Anglican Church Strathclair with Masonic rites at Bend Cemetery He was born in Montserrat educated in England settled in Canada 64 years a Manufacturers Life Insurance district representative 32 years He was married to Lena Sinclair and survived by widow eight children a sister and seven grandchildren. a son William J. was killed in World War I.
The Government raises advance equalization payments to farmers from 15 to 20 cents per bushel on all barley. The 5 cent premium paid to malting barley growers is redirected into the equalization fund and shared by all barley producers. Malting barley earners keep comparable support while feed barley growers gain the same level of aid as other farmers.
The author notes that current conditions favor malting barley, urging producers to continue. He warns that next year could bring different prices, with malting barley likely earning a higher premium than feed barley as its production and harvesting require greater care and cost.
SeedTimes survey from Line Elevators Farm Service compares 1944 and 1945 acreage shares for wheat varieties. Thatcher Red Bobs Marquis Regent Renown Durum Apex Garnet and others are itemized with provincial splits for Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta. Marquis declines as Thatcher Regent Renown and Apex gain influence. data reprinted in leaflet form with 1941 comparisons.
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