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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1942
Page
5
Parents urged to warn children about elevator and freight car hazards as near incidents and accidents highlight risks in country elevators and railway sidings. A manager cites a near suffocation of a child in grain and warns of ongoing dangers. a second note advertises a McCormick Deering Corn Binder for sale.
The article explains rust fungi varieties collected in Manitoba and their obligate parasitism, noting stem rust requires two hosts and alternates between barberry and wheat. It warns flax rust can spread directly from infected flax, and urges burning rusted flax straw and plowing under stubble to protect next year’s flax crop.
Mary Eva Allison and George Angus Deuchart were wed at St Mathews Church Minitonas on August 27 1942. Rev Vince officiated the ceremony with a shell pink gown and pastel gladiolis. The couple departed for Hamiota to begin their life together.
Questioning who owes tax and which forms to file. It outlines income thresholds over 660 single or 1200 married, TD 1 form filing rules, employer deductions from September 1942 to August 1943, and which Form T1 Special or Form T to use based on income. It also lists deduction rates and conditions for mortgage payments and savings policies.
Anne Mae Hawthorne daughter of Mrs Hawthorne Hamilton and the late John Hawthorne wed Francis Wesley McLean son of Mr McLean and the late Mr Jos McLean of Hamiota Man at St Thomas Church Hamilton Ontario on August 29 1942 officiated by Rev F Allen Hill. The couple left for a short honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Toronto.
The Crop Testing Plan is outlined by H. G. L. Strange as director, detailing objectives, methods, and expected outcomes for evaluating global wheat varieties. It highlights standardized trials, data collection, and international collaboration to improve yields and resilience.
Across the Prairie Provinces farmers face a labor shortage as young men enlist in the armed forces and work in munition plants. Despite cooperation among farmers, municipalities, school boards, and local business leaders to harvest and thresh, delays threaten grain quality and storage. Government relief on cross border labor and wage ceilings could ease the bottleneck.
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