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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1934
Page
4
The Reduction in Residence Telephone Rates proposes a substantial discount for new subscribers in Hamiota where 59 local residence customers exist. The basic annual rate is 24 dollars with a 50 cent quarterly prompt payment discount, promising unlimited service for under five cents per day to keep homes connected year round.
A stark statement describes the moment when a sudden emergency prioritizes human need above all else, highlighting collective urgency and moral focus in crisis. The quote conveys a universal call to action and shared responsibility during peril.
Dr G P McKostie and W Tildesley lead a three year project funded by Northwest Grain Dealers to study weed eradication and chemical controls. Pamphlets on thistle and weed seed destruction are distributed via line elevators to farmers across Western Canada. Maple syrup demand shifts to Europe as Canadian and American producers push exports. Canadian National Railways reports $3,088,358 weekly revenue for March 2, 1934, up from 1933, amid extended winter sport travel to Laurentians and Mecca.
Marriages reported from Hamiota and nearby areas detail Dorothy Lemon and George Sim wed at the Presbyterian manse on March 20 1934. Annie Isabella Anderson and George Hutchison tied the knot March 25 1934 at Hamiota with a large reception and gifts. Catherine Vallely and Charles J Venables married April 2 1934 at Hargraves United Church manse, with plans to reside in Birtle.
An YPS meeting in Lavinia church on March 28 featured hymns prayers scripture by Roberta Grieves and Dorothy Hawkins papers on Dickens citizenship Poverty and Wealth by F J Tindall and D Warren guest speaker A B Campbell thanked church supporters. Reg Hadland Phyllia James led recreation. Gertrude Tremaine read the winter papers. lunch followed with social dancing and cards at the Skinner home.
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