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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1924
Page
5
Raymond Publow and listed individuals appear in a community notice along with several addresses and titles. Names include Harko Ltp, McConNell, Charles Venarbles, Lyle Linpsay, Russell BreaMiru, and Dr Reid among others.
The Hamiota Ladies Curling Club wrapped up a successful season on March 20 with Mrs Beattie as president and Mrs Allshire as vice president. Winners included Mrs V Smith and Miss Sheridan, while Mrs Beattie skipped the losing side. A social evening followed with a 500 drive, prizes awarded, lunch, and stunts for all.
Crandall notes mark return of E Mark from Winnipeg and weekend visits by Miss Gertrude Whitney. Rev Brady starts weekly cottage prayer meetings. CG LT. Girls lead a March 25 service and pageant The Way and a March 29 concert attract large crowds. Boys and Girls Club officers elected and four Standard Clubs organized with named leaders. Awards given at rink carnival for fancy dress and comics. accidents include Cameron McDonald breaking an arm.
A busy winter at the rink delighted onlookers with hockey games, curling, skating, and carnivals. The numerous entertainments helped pass the season quickly and left the community feeling money spent on the rink was well rewarded.
Farmers adopt the tuber unit system to plant seed potatoes, grading tubers for size and disease free status, isolating plots, and roguing entire units to remove diseased plants. The method aids true type and yield selection while reducing degeneration spread, with growers encouraged to use Dominion Laboratory of Plant Pathology for assistance.
The Court of Revision for Hamida Village will be held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday April 30 at 10 am.
The Echo lists a Want Corner for reader submissions on fancy work, poultry, and services with phone contacts 14 and 33. It also reports on a transatlantic air service plan, Dutch colonization offer, Canadian Pacific Railway expansion, and growth in dairy, hydro electric, and industrial development across Canada with timelines and routes.
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