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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
6
The note claims Red Rose Tea stays fresh and flavorful because it uses the choicest leaves picked at ten days old and is sold in bright aluminum containers. The metal package is touted as the only container worthy of Red Rose quality.
Toronto barrister Henry J. Wright dies at 66. Oscar Slater gains £6000 compensation after wrongful conviction. Rev Father James Huntin killed on CN tracks near his home. Senator Dale says President Coolidge backs Hoover for US presidency. League of Nations nominee Charles Evans Hughes seen as likely winner at September meeting. Miss Lillian Hollingshead to join Dominion rust laboratory staff in Winnipeg next spring. F W Harris seeks lost brother in Saskatchewan. Dundurn man confirmed as sibling after Star Phenix note.
A long European itinerary traces Impington Hall to Nottingham thenYork via Huntingdon Peterborough and Selby. The group visits York Minster with its famed east window and Five Sisters Window, notes Canadian women on oak panels, and admires Yorkshire farming at Strickland’s Shorthorns. They reach Dryburgh Abbey for a wreath at Earl Haig’s grave before continuing to Edinburgh.
Saskatchewan’s crow contest shows a drop of over 50 000 crows and 154 159 eggs destroyed as of early August under the provincial departments. Some 1 596 competitors enrolled with certificates counting 112 757 crow legs and 154 159 eggs. Anton Galgan leads with 146 eggs and 2 054 legs worth 10 562 marks, Horace Cowling is second with 1 239 eggs and 1 380 legs worth 9 418 marks, Rudolph Leniczak is third with 491 eggs and 1 664 legs worth 9 302 marks.
An order in council provides remission of customs duty on grade ewes and pure bred unregistered Rambouillet rams imported from the United States for breeding from Sept 1 to Nov 30. Sheep must meet health regulations and quarantine orders. Canada lacks supply. similar actions have been taken in prior years on ministerial recommendation.
A brief guide lists steps to order sewing patterns from Pattern No Name Town. It outlines selecting patterns, payment, and delivery options available to customers through a printed order form.
Only one entry received for the Third Wrigley Marathon from Western Canada, John Patrick Smythe of Saskatoon, training near Lake Ontario. Other contenders include Fred Crowe of Fort William and international entrants from Armenia to Hawaii, with notable swimmers like Flying Summers and Ethel Hertle shaping the race field.
A compact bread recipe uses two cups flour one cup graham flour four teaspoons baking powder one teaspoon salt one and a half cups milk two tablespoons melted butter two to three cups nut meats and one cup chopped dates. Mix dry ingredients then add milk butter dates and nuts, pour into a buttered pan, let rise twenty minutes, bake moderate for about forty five minutes.
A hearty soup recipe combines pork or bacon with onions potatoes carrots turnip and green pepper or parsley. Vegetables brown with meat then simmer in water before adding a cream sauce of milk flour and butter. Serve hot with whole wheat bread butter and dessert for a complete meal.
Two colored men question a speaker outside a crowd as a politician is praised by a bystander. The fragment shows a local vernacular exchange and quotes Sam admitting uncertainty about the speaker’s name. The piece appears incomplete and lacks context.
A series of Saskatchewan highway contracts totals about 76 500 dollars. Tomlinson Construction Company of Winnipeg won the Pease to Pilot Butte 27 mile stretch for about 28 000 dollars with waterproofing gumbo sub grade. Shaunavon South Highway extension to F A Mamoser to Shaunavon at 19 000 dollars. Lloydminster extension south six miles to Roosa and Wikstrand for 11 000 dollars. Gravelbourg west extension five miles to R H Bond for 9 000 dollars. Vanguard extension east four miles to R H Bond for 8 500 dollars.
The London Evening News editorial cites Ramsay MacDonald’s claim that Canada wants only the cream of immigrants. It argues Canadians would be foolish to welcome derelicts and praises hardy Scots and western islanders as likelier to become leading citizens. It adds Canada should deter derelicts.
A $5,000,000 shipment of Canadian wheat sailed from Montreal to Russia, reversing the old adage as Canada becomes the world’s top exporter. The move, aimed at alleviating a threatened Russian food shortage, shows Canada supplying Russia despite prior competition.
A two year old Holstein from Canadian Pacific Supply Farm Strathmore secured the grand championship at the Edmonton Fair beating the Eastern cow from Brandon and the Ontario cow from Calgary. It marks the first Holstein grand champion bred and owned in the Prairie Provinces on the A circuit. The heifer is bred at CP Rail with sire dam and three grandparents in lineage.
Opponents fear the Canadian Wheat Pool may fail if a 500 million bushel crop meets a weak market. A 40 million bushel export carry and a 10 to 20 cent drop in price raise worries for growers and members. Historical analysis from Harold S Patton argues co operation can endure under farmer control, with non profit Pool and centralized selling lowering costs and maintaining price signals.
A compact look at how a writer treats the process like a construction train. The article likens drafting to laying tracks data blocks forming a structure of ideas. It emphasizes planning, sequencing, and steady progression toward a finished piece.
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