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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1934
Page
4
An article stresses that lack of pain does not guarantee safety in breast cancer. It urges early self observation of breast changes and prompt medical consultation, noting cancer can affect women of all ages, including those under forty. It cites Toronto CMA guidance and special railway ticket rates across Canada.
The Bank of Canada offers shares of 5000 each at par for up to 50 shares per person, limited to British subjects in Canada or Canadian corporations. Subscriptions require 12.50 per share, with 37.50 due January 2, 1935, and include the election of seven directors.
A September 1 birthday party for Mrs. Crossen born 1852 in Toronto and Mrs. Kirk born 1852 in St Marys honored at Mr D J Law home Marchwell with family, cake, candles, and gifts. Also announces a Harvest Moon Dance on September 21 in Hamiota with decorations and ten prizes including a Spanish Galleon model.
The notes discuss cleaning dockage from grains before marketing to raise grade and curb weed seed spread in manure. It notes higher price spreads between grades and cites Manveburian barley. It also reports a 136 percent rise in railway gross revenues for two Canadian systems, about 10 percent growth in construction, 94 percent gain in building permits, and 40 million more rail passengers in June year over year.
The S S Canadian Leader lies in Montreal with a record 100,000 boxes of Australian raisins and currants among its cargo. Dried fruits lead Canada’s import from Australia while Canada sent lumber, canned salmon, newsprint, cotton goods and 9,545 automobiles to Australia last year in exchange.
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