10 Apr 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
1
Week in review lists residents traveling to Winnipex Shoal Lake and Crandell, many in town for visits and shopping. A regional railway extension proposal, charity events, and community notices appear alongside ads for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and local appeals. The piece urges spring cleaning and town pride.
Mr and Mrs McNaught hosted a Wednesday dinner for nine with Easter lilies as table centerpieces. Friday’s bright dinner by Mr and Mrs Edwards included whist games where Miss Cochrane won the ladies prize and James McConnell the rents prize. Tuesday’s card and dance night at Mr and Mrs Jas G McConnell offered a charming gathering, noted for their famed jolly house parties.
The Ninette sanitorium requests village support for Tag Day on June 7, with a committee to organize. The Brandon hospital seeks $14 from Miss A. Johnstone, and Thor E. Johnstone is named liable for collection. Finance items total $200.90, including street lighting and an acetylene plant.
Synopsis outlines eligibility for homesteading under Dominion laws in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It details residency requirements allowable household members land acreage cultivation duties and pre emption rights including price and time frames for patent. Public notice notes restrictions and district variations and warns unauthorized possession.
The fragment reports births at Haminata and Gordon Stineidell with carload ejects for a stove at Swift Current. It mentions a special meeting of the Board of Prade on Tuesday evening at Spon to discuss matters involving the Brae gon Boal deputation.
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