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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
2
The piece argues money should be spent on three life phases: preparation, accumulation, and retirement. It urges a budget driven plan with savings, home ownership, and insurance, plus prudent investing in bonds and select stocks, emphasizing compound interest, liquidity, and diversification over speculation.
The Canadian Wheat Pool now lists 142000 members, an increase of over 2000 in the past year, according to Gillis Percell of the Canadian Press.
Canada to invest more than 1090000 dollars annually for three years in hydro development. Current turbine output averages 583 HP per thousand population, placing Canada high in per capita water power use. Total installations exceed 5.7 million HP, with 3 million more forecast. Quebec leads in installed capacity, Ontario and Manitoba follow, Pacific Coast shows strong growth.
A Teeswater Ontario mother endorses Baby's Own Tablets as quick relief for teething troubles. The ad notes swollen gums diarahoe feverishness and sleep disruption and claims the tablets ease irritability and pain. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The British embassy in Moscow published a government white paper on Russian religion laws citing Soviet constitution provisions on church and state separation and church schooling, and a criminal code clause punishing teaching religion to minors. It notes religious liberty while condemning indoctrination in schools.
Engineers disclose a plan to develop about 3 million horsepower from rivers along British Columbia's coast district. The proposal outlines harnessing river energy to boost regional power supplies and support industrial growth.
The Geodetic Survey of Canada completes the first Canadian transcontinental line of precise levels in 1916, establishing a national benchmark network for accurate surveying.
A Cobourg woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her strength during caregiving years and again during menopause. She says seven bottles made her feel like a new woman and urges others to use it when they need building up.
Educationalists weigh reforms this summer to cut homework and abolish examinations as Vancouver high schools prepare a four year matriculation program. Principals promise homework will be halved with the fall term, amid rising student and parent complaints that the old system fails to raise educational standards.
Cream butter and sugar then add well beaten eggs and molasses. Lift dry ingredients together and add alternately with milk. Bake in layer cake pans about 35 minutes in a slow oven at 325 degrees. Cut in squares and serve with whipped cream.
Slice pure oranges after peeling and removing membranes, layer with syrup made from sugar and water, then top with whipped cream and chopped pistachios. The dessert is described alongside a medicinal claim for Miller's Worm Powders to treat infestations in infants.
Dr. G. S. Hume of the Geological Survey of Canada will prepare an immediate data based survey of Saskatchewan gas prospects. No field work will be done now, but he will report on geology and materials from survey parties. The report goes to the Dominion government then provincial authorities, with four Saskatchewan city gas committees to review. A Regina conference set the process.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture begins an economic study of sheep ranching in Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia in cooperation with the Agricultural Economics Branch and Dominion Experimental Farms. Also the Yungas Railway in Bolivia is erecting steel telegraph poles.
Department of National Defence announced Major E. R. Knight promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and to command the Calgary Alberta regiment. Lieut Col J McAra named commander of the Third Reserve Battalion Regina Rifles. Both officers long Canadian Militia service with overseas campaigns in France and Belgium. Knight sailed for England March 1916 with the 56th Battalion CEF. McAra went overseas May 1915 with the 38th Battalion.
Peter O'Hare aged 77, a pioneer mounted policeman of the west, died recently at Maple Creek. He participated in Saskatchewan's early police work and the Riel Rebellion engagement, serving a career spanning more than forty years.
The report states that at present only about 24 percent of our crude oil consumption is produced in Canada.
Sweden expands trans Atlantic telephone service enabling calls to and from the Arctic Circle region. The improvement connects distant communities and broadens communication access for residents and businesses.
Thomas D. Campbell of Hardin Montana says Russia will not be a factor in export markets for at least three years as the Soviet five year program expands. He notes increasing internal needs and cites a hypothetical 1,000,000,000 bushels annual wheat demand.
A historical notice touts Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil for respiratory relief citing testimonials and patient experience. It claims the oil relieves bronchial inflammation and is recommended for disordered pulmonary processes. The piece also includes unrelated trade facts about British honey imports and US false teeth exports.
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