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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
4
Local weekly publication details Hamicta Echo published Thursdays by Hamicta Pebo Pathiehing Co. address Arther Street Hemota Man. Subscription rates and ad pricing listed with deadlines for copy by Tuesday for same week insertion. Officials Venables W Oh Josey noted.
A poem urging townsfolk to meet at church next Sunday to share kindness and support the town. It emphasizes neighborly conduct, social duties, and boosting the local community while avoiding harshness. The piece ends with the Scottish Chronicle imprint.
A farmer advisory warns that gopher poison is deadly and requires careful handling. The text notes a new law requiring poisoned grain to be buried away from game and livestock to prevent exposure.
A new Boys and Girls Club with seventy members forms in Hamiota School District under the Agricultural College Extension Service. The move invites youths aged 9 to 19 from tributary districts to join or establish branches and participate in a Fall Fair. Oakner Chumah Watson and McConnell districts already signal intent.
The Ladies Patriotic Society holds its monthly business meeting on Tuesday April 18 in the basement of the Methodist Church. No sewing meeting that day. A prior weekly sewing session on Tuesday drew many women to assist with tasks.
The Ladies Patriotic Society reports $405 raised from sewing and tea proceeds and plans to sell a comforter top donated by Miss Jordan to support Red Cross needs. They thank supporters, note donations to the Soldiers' Convalescent Home, and urge continued monthly 25 cent payments while coordinating with the sewing guild and Queen Marys Needle Work efforts.
Holiday travel offer from Winnipeg to Fort William Armstrong Edmorton and Prince Rupert with inclusive dates in April 1916. Tickets available via Grand Trunk Pacific agents and district passenger agents. Final return by April 25 1916 or first available train thereafter.
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