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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
4
Cie Samicta Echo announces weekly Thoreday publication by Verho Peliebing Go with Arthur Jiree Hemiota Man. Insurance UA at 6150 per annum. Transient advertisements include Wanted Low Foaed and Por Sale. Copy for first insertion and each insertion due by noon Tuesday to ensure publication. Venables, Jos ey.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Immigration reports about 2 450 soldiers from Manitoba battalions will be available for one month of farm work during seeding. About 1 500 have no engagements yet. Farmers must submit applications via local Manitoba Grain Growers Associations or railway agents or write to the Provincial Immigration and Colonization Office in Winnipeg to secure help. The U S movement is unlikely to draw many, due to high wages and scarcity of workers, though Manitoba has strong staffing to place all needed farm help.
Rev Riddell conducts illustrated lectures after services with topics like The war across Canada and Ireland and China. Funeral for Mrs Beamish of Shoal Lake attended by many locals. Jessie Brown wed Ernest Pearce March 20 at Mr and Mrs English home with Rev S P Riddell officiating and a lavish wedding breakfast.
The Boys' and Girls' Clubs of Manitoba report rapid growth aiming for 10 000 members this year up from 5 500 last year. Rural teachers embrace vocational study, with contests including raising pure bred chickens led by S T Newton of the Manitoba Agricultural College Extension Service. He seeks six thousand dozen eggs from Manitoba breeders to stock the contest needs.
Pid raising challenges for youths this year as about 400 older boys receive registered seed for sowing one quarter acre. Fodder corn sod and garden peas and beans are shipped to boost crop growth and potential canning contests. Bulletin No 15 on club work is widely sought. free copies available from the Extension Service at the Agricultural College in Winnipeg.
A copy of Canada in Flanders Vol. 1 covers the Canadian Expeditionary Force from mobilization through battles at Neuve Chapelle Ypres Festubert Givenchy with contributions by Bonar Law and Sir Robert Borden. Cloth bound edition nearly 300 pages priced 25c.
Ethel Gertrude Steven wed Wesley Barr on March 24 1916 at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Steven in Kenton. The ceremony was performed by Rev W T Beattie. The couple will reside in Hoosier Saskatchewan and Lenore is noted as Wesley�s origin. Many relatives and friends attended to wish them well.
Partial OCR reads a conveyance and insurance loan notice on Farry and Town property. Mentions Neal, Raymer, and Ceeil with an office near the hotel. Details are fragmented and unclear about dates or parties.
The group meets in the Orange Hall Hamiota every Monday at eight oclock. Visiting Brethren welcome. JAS SCOTT W DICK Secretary.
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