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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1931
Page
8
A clipped line references Grant Fleming M D and an associate editor, noting editing duties and administrative roles in a medical service context. The brief item centers on personnel changes or editorial oversight within a health service publication.
The Canadian Medical Association warns that disease prevention begins with early diagnosis and professional treatment rather than self care. Individuals often mistreat minor symptoms, delaying vital medical advice until conditions are advanced and harder to treat. Regular health examinations and timely physician consultation are urged to reduce later illnesses.
Hamiota United Church lists services for Sunday September 13 1931 with Rev R E McCullagh pastor morning worship at 11 followed by Bible classes in the afternoon and evening service. Rev J S Watson of Winnipeg to speak at 12 10. All are invited.
Thos Lemon, a tailor in Hamidta, advertises cleaning and pressing of suits for 150 dollars and questions sending garments out of town.
The Canadian Pacific Railway agricultural department reports wheat 81 percent harvested across the prairies with strong winds aiding cutting and threshing. Yields vary from 35 bushels in some summer fallow districts to as low as 3 in dry southern Saskatchewan, while north central Alberta shows high potential if conditions stay favorable. Fall rye sown for early pasture, moisture needed in southern Alberta, cattle receipts rise in Winnipeg with steady prices for good stock.
Advertisers are urged to bring their copy in on Mondays for ads. The notice emphasizes timely submissions to ensure placement and timely publication in the upcoming week.
Mr. L Harrison, student in charge, leads the Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity service at Christ Church Anglican. Sunday School convenes in the church at 10:30 a.m. A Harvest Thanksgiving service is held at 7:00 p.m.
Rev NB McLenaghen minister announces services on Sunday September 13 1931 Oakner service at 11 am with Sunday school at 12 10 pm Scotia Sunday School at 12 30 pm preaching at 1 30 pm Chumah services begin 2 15 pm with Sunday School at 3 pm and preaching at 4 pm
Mrs Carline Charlotte Coldicott widow of John H Coldicott formerly of Mather Man died Wednesday at 45 Strawmills Street St Vital Winnipeg after protracted illness in her 63rd year She came from Mather and had lived in Winnipeg 12 years Mr Coldicott predeceased her 17 years ago Survived by two sons Morris Hamietsa Man and William Ashdown Hardware Winnipeg Funeral held Friday from Gardiner's Funeral Home to Elmwood Cemetery
Shipping of Bathurst smelts to Boston New York and Chicago valued around 35000. New Brunswick school enrollment teachers and attendance rise in 1930 report. Canada life insurance totals 6150000000 about 628 per person. Last salmon catch in British Columbia 216.5 million pounds. 2.22 million cases canned for export. Civil aviation progress with 87453 hours flown in 1930. Vancouver port tonnage up to 12776634. Central electric generation 17828121 thousand kWh in 1930. Empire ship ready to set records on world cruise. Annapolis Valley fruit prospects good for 1931. Police staffing 5004 officers in 138 cities. Auto thefts 1919 recoveries except 10. Railways struggle to expand reserves per 1931 meeting remarks.
Native residents of Churchill Manitoba marvel at a new all steel Canadian National Railways train during a tour by the Canadian Chambers of Commerce. Indians and Ekimos gather around the carriages, amazed by features such as sleeping bunks, running water, electric lights, and private cabins. The crowd views the luxury train as a magical advancement in travel, marking a rare sight in the far north.
A brief notice invites readers to place fruit orders by calling a listed number to avoid being overlooked when a fruit car arrives. The appeal emphasizes cooperation helps in estimating the total order and urges action today.
In the district threshing is nearly finished with yields surpassing expectations. Some fields report as high as 28 bushels per acre indicating strong harvest performance for the season.
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