Tenders for provincial road work across six wards
Tenders for dragging roads will be received by noon Saturday April 9. Ward 1 covers six miles of provincial highway and three miles east from the northwest corner of Section 26. Ward 2 lists routes from Section 19 to 32 crossing Pope Avenue and toward Woodworth, plus Good Road west of Pope to Miniota. Ward 3 outlines routes from Section 18 to Chumah church toward Miniota boundary. Ward 4 covers six miles of provincial highway near Hamilton, with good road work east and north from Section 15. Ward 5 includes six miles of provincial highway and five miles of good road east from northwest of Section 7. Ward 6 lists six miles north from northwest corner of Section 1 and east from northwest corner of Section 7 plus north from southeast corner of Section 6. Lowest tender not guaranteed acceptance. Jos Andrew.
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Came
Woodworth
Miniota
Chumah Church
Church
Town of
Hamilta
S.E
Corner
Canadian Pacific backs Boys and Girls Swine Clubs prize
The Provimetal and Dominion Governments back a pan western contest with CPR trophies for top swine clubs in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Winners gain trips to the 127 Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto and medals for team members. Rules set ages 14 to 21 and judging plus demonstrations.
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Provimetal
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Allerta
Toronto
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hamiota Council Grants 2300 to Agricultural Society
Hamiota village council on April 4 1927 approved a 2300 grant to the Hamiota Agricultural Society after interviews with W K Fraser and T Stracian. The meeting also reviewed the 1996 financial statement, appointed a pound keeper and assessor for 1927, and approved several accounts for payment.
Conservatives Lead in Total Votes Cast in Last Election
Final computation by the chief electoral officer shows the official grand aggregate of total votes cast in the last general election. The report notes 904 total voters were counted in the tally.
Manitoba Referendum on Beer Sales Three Questions
Three questions proposed for Manitoba electors on liquor law changes affecting beer sales. Question one asks modification to extend sale and delivery facilities. Question two covers sale by the glass under government control in licensed premises. Question three asks to continue brewer direct sales to permit holders. Premier Bracken commented on policy after the ballot. If Question One passes and Two fails, cash and carry remains. If both One and Two pass, beer by the glass would be legalized.
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Manitoba
Bracken
Methods for Storing Early Vegetables in Winter
The article outlines ways to obtain early vegetables by keeping green vegetables from the prior year, winter cellar growing, hotbed spring growth, and certain perennials. It mentions roots like carrots beets and parsnips stored in soil in a ventilated, temperature controlled cellar. cabbage celery and Swiss chard stored on shelves or in moist earth. rhubarb brought to the cellar after frost for a heavy stalk crop, with timing controlled by when roots are moved in.
Druggist License Objection Notice Manitoba 1927
The Manitoba Temperance Act takes notice that an application for a Druggist's Retail License by Bb. R. McNaught, Lot 4 Block 9 Plan of Hamiota, is filed. Ten or more ratepayers may object within three weeks after the last notice. objections must be in writing to the Attorney-General or delivered to the premises. Chief Inspector J. N. MacLean signs the notice dated Winnipeg March 30 1927.
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Bb. R. McNaught
Hamiota
Manitoba
Department of the Attorney-General
Winnipeg
Early spring vegetable forcing at Roswell station
The article notes six weeks for stalks to develop after roots enter the cellar, and that lettuce radishes can be sown in spring hotbeds and ready in four to six weeks. It states rhubarb and asparagus are perennials and easily raised, with fresh vegetables available year round though Roswell Experimental Station lacks a greenhouse.
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Rosthere
Public Auction Sale of Manitoba Farmland Property in 1927
Public auction by McConnell Brothers in Hamiota Manitoba on April 14 1927 at noon. The sale covers North-west Quarter of Sec 40 and North-east Quarter of Sec 21 Township 12 Range 24 West with a 180 cultivated acres and a two storey house frame barn and outbuildings. Terms require 20 percent cash at sale with balance per conditions announced. property sold subject to reserve bid and current year taxes.
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Hamiota
Manitoba
Pope
C.N.K
Lenore
C.P.E
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Hamiota Man
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F. M. Coombs
Hamlota
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