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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 24, 1956

Page

7

Algae In Water Suspected Of Poisoning Livestock

Saskatchewan sees cases of algae poisoning in summer livestock. Dr. J C Hulet reports six cows and two horses died after drinking water from a lake contaminated by algae growth. The algae produce a toxin. treatment options are limited, with bluestone as a possible remedy for small water sources.

Saskatchewan C. Hulet Department of Agriculture Fiske Rostown Kindersliey

Weekly Bible Comment

Discussion on sin and its consequences cites Paul and John. It contrasts the outcomes of evil living with the righteous path and notes even believers struggle with sin yet can walk in the light through fellowship and divine guidance.

Paul Jesus England John Jim

Winter Wheat Survival Depends on Hardiness and Planting Time

A 1955 56 Alberta survey shows Kharkov 22 MC and Yogo survived winter best while Jones Fife failed. Early September sowing at about two inches depth yielded highest survival, with August sowings suffering heavy losses and deeper seedings less favorable. Root rot and mosaic losses are higher when seeded before September. Farmers must choose hardy varieties, proper dates, and sound cultural practices to avoid disastrous results.

Prairies Alberta Jones Fife Canada Department of Agriculture Lethbridge Kharkov Yogo

Low Blood Pressure Seen as Symptom Not Disease

The text notes low blood pressure is typically a symptom rather than a sole ailment and may signal a disease needing medical attention. It states that once the underlying cause is treated, blood pressure should return to normal. Also mentions the first government employment bureaus were established in France in 1843.

France

Music of the spheres notions and quoted musings

A collection of quotes on harmony music and celestial order from Byrd Carlyle Waller Colum and Byron, asserting music as speech of angels and enduring truth beyond wealth.

Richard E. Byrd Thomas Carlyle Edmund Waller Byron

Try and Stop Me! Bennett Cerf in Moscow Anecdotes

A visitor in Moscow wanders a shabby street while a janitor jokes about the building being newly built. A judge questions a hungry defendant about a $100,000 theft. A marriage broker declines photos of brides with large dowries.

Bennett Cerf

Insect Across and Down Puzzle List

A partial weekly crossword puzzle grid is shown with clues for Across and Down entries including insect terms, emotions, colors, and common words. The list includes entries such as Egret, Argot, Reverential fear, Brown, Molecule parts, and various religious and Latin terms, indicating a themed puzzle with mixed difficulty.

Liver as economical iron and vitamin source

The article notes liver contains high iron, B vitamins, and vitamin A. Pork or beef liver provide similar nutrition to calf liver at lower cost, making it particularly important for those who are anaemic.

Manitoba hunters expect good duck crop despite late spring

Minister Beil reports a biological survey shows a strong duck population in Manitoba for the season with four to four and a half ducks per acre. Zone boundary adjustment affects only extreme north, with other waterfowl and upland game expectations cited. Open seasons on ruffed, Canada grouse and prairie chicken are limited or banned, pheasants decision pending.

F C. Beil Bell Lake Manitoba Manitoba

Strongest shocks since 1900 recorded worldwide

The two most powerful quakes noted are the Assam Tibet event of August 16 1950 and the Colombia tremor of 1906, marks described as the strongest shocks since seismographs began.

Assam-Tibet Colombia

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