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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
4
The article extols Siberian almond and Flowering plum along with Spiraea and Choke Cherry as early shrub bloomers. It notes blue Scilla, tulips including Darwin variety, and Iceland poppy as successive sources of color as winter recedes and gardens awaken.
An orchard with a single tree grafted to bear 116 apple varieties and pears showcases diverse fruiting. This season 47 apple varieties bloomed while March output reached 1 285 888 ounces of silver, down from February and March 1932.
The producer must ensure honey is wholesome clean attractively packed and matches advertised standards. Demand for uniform quality has grown with higher competition and educated consumers who will pay for quality. Producers failing to meet these expectations risk leaving the trade.
The 42,500 ton Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain, flagship of the Atlantic fleet, will depart New York on December 23 for a West Indies cruise. It plans to return January 3 and resume its annual round trip cruise starting January 4.
Historical note credits John Hunter for linking infected mouths to general illness. Pyorrhoea described as gum infection with tartar, misalignment, and tooth loosening. Prevention urged through diet, balanced chewing, brushing, avoid toothpicks, regular dental visits. treatment advised if developed. Questions to CMA addressed by mail from Toronto.
The 1931 census reports 2,566,001 wage earners in Canada with total earnings of 2,102,877,400 dollars in the prior year. Males numbered 1,945,500 and females 528,538, with 88,963 reporting no earnings. Average yearly earnings were 927 for males and 560 for females, with top male earnings in locomotive engineering and railway conductor roles among others.
Reports note faired travel and transport advances across Canada. The Pacific Relations Institute discusses coal and iron deposits, while rail safety shows low fatalities in over 21 million passengers. The Canadian railways plan another round of coast to coast excursions on the Empress of Britain voyage.
The Canadian Railways announce reduced rail fares across Canada for Thanksgiving weekend. Tickets cover up to four day trips at 1.25 times the regular first class one way fare, valid from noon Friday October 6 to noon Monday October 9. Return by trains by midnight Tuesday October 10. One day trip tickets also offered Sunday October 8 and Monday October 9 at regular one way fare for return. Weekend tickets valid to U S destinations on select routes.
In Jem sey, Queens County New Brunswick, researchers reveal the original deed to the Roosevelt family estate. The 1760 grant named Joshua Godney by George II, tied to the Canadian National Railways Tourist Bureau, shows Godney’s Loyalist stance and land loss after the Revolution. The deed now rests with Fred O. Nevers, a great great grandson of Godney.
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