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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
4
Publication notice for a weekly periodical named Che Femicts Echo printed by Memicte Poho Patlishing Co with subscription rates and advertising terms. Details include prices per issue, insertion charges, and deadlines for copy changes, with offices listed for submission.
Thursday April 25 1917 announces a YMCA drive aiming at a $600000 target to support overseas war work. A meeting at Orange Hall Saturday 8 30 pm will form a campaign committee review methods including free will offerings municipal levy or combined approach illustrated by lantern slides and a returned soldier address.
The new 1918 edition of 5000 Facts About Canada has been issued, marking the tenth year of publication. Freak Yeigh, a noted author and lecturer on Canadian topics, highlights the work as enlarged and improved with fifty chapters and outstanding features.
A short, alphabetically arranged slice from Agriculture to War outlines key crop entries. Each paragraph highlights a core factor or impact, giving quick, readable notes on trends, yields, markets, and policy context. The compact set treats agriculture and wartime effects as linked themes.
A terse ad extols the so called tah iod cyclopedia of Canada as a splendid investment. It invites remittance of two cents to Canadian Facts Publishing Co. on Las Huron Street in Toronto or inquiries from leading Lookselers.
The Ladies Patriotic Society reports canvassing for members and notes boys George Venables and Willie Andrew contributing on Saturdays. It urges donations to Prisoners of War and British Navy funds, outlines sewing supply costs, and references a clipping on naval efforts shared from a Scotch paper.
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