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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
4
A local history sketch notes coal moved from pits to Newcastle by wagon before rails. Horses drew loaded wagons along a wagonway, then rails and locomotives transformed transport, marking the birth of modern railways.
Farmers in potato regions should guard against mechanical injuries to seed and table potatoes. Key harms include cracks skinning and bruises with bruises causing storage losses. Use properly sized diggers at least 24 inches wide with padding and adjust depth. air the new digs for 30 minutes and ensure mature tubers. Seek guidance from Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology.
Caterpillar Tractor Co. sues Reinbarte Inc in U S District Court Nevada seeking protection of patents and rights central to track type tractors. Judge Frank H Norcross to oversee a high profile case with witnesses and experts, amid claims of infringement by International Harvester related to wheel versus track type tractors. The suit notes government licensing during wartime and references industrywide competition including Canadian aluminum and power costs.
Banff and Lake Louise host the Sky Line Hikers season with tours led by Swiss guides Ernest Fuez and Rudolf Remimier. The inaugural expedition crosses Paradise Valley to Moraine Lake, then Wenkchemna Glacier and Opabin Pass, ending at Lake O Hara Bung alow Camp. Norman B. Lawson of Banff chairs the new order as membership grows.
The article notes a shift from toxin treatment to vaccination with diphtheria toxoid. It cites immunization as a proven, practical method saving thousands of children, emphasizes that only immunized children are protected, and urges parents to vaccinate before age one to prevent early childhood fatalities.
The article notes rabbits as a pest in Australia yet valued for skins used in felt hats. It cites 1931 32 Sydney sales of about 34 668 680 rabbits yielding 2 211 tons of skins sold internationally to Great Britain and North America, with Canadian National Steamships listed in trade context.
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