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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
6
Various short notices list lost items such as a pocket book and a year old steer calf contact Robt Pearson Hamiota Man. Also seed oats sale pasture rent pigs for sale money to loan on improved farm land and wallpaper offers from W V Josey Hamiota with a postponed dance date noted.
The late Principal of Manchester Grammar School will address high school students and grades 7 and 5 in McConnell's Hall at 230 pm. Dr Whimster, chairman, will speak at 8 pm in the same hall under Mayor Squibb's chairmanship at a public meeting with Mr Paton giving an address and musical items. Public invited to both meetings.
Various farm goods listed for sale including De Laval cream separator and 5 ft Deering mower. Pure bred ducks turkeys geese and cattle offered with prices. Also local notices of lodge meeting, public lectures by John Paton MLA, cemetery plots, government contests and community clean up orders.
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