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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
13
A fragmented OCR item mentions drive belts, cut belting, lace leathers, gils and records with doctor names and a Vielins reference. The readable text outlines an inventory or trade listing for industrial belt components and associated suppliers in a historical catalog. The passage hints at products and perhaps a medical or professional name attached to the listing.
Hamiota Manitoba council meets with mayor Jamieson Raymer Reid present. Minutes read adopted as finance committee reviews accounts and awards grants and tenders. Mayor to represent village at Winnipeg conference April 7 on finances and taxation. Grant of 4000 to Boys and Girls Club Fair approved. Tenders invited for gravel hauling. Various payments approved including salaries and local services. Council adjourned.
Notice warns residents to remove winter refuse as snow melts. Leftover debris can breed flies, prompting action by the Village Council. Systematic cleanup is requested to prevent public health concerns.
The Woman's Institute met at the Meth dist Church parlors on Monday May 2 at 3 pm. The final debate in the series was postponed to a month later. Miss Jessie Fraser outlined degree subjects, Miss Janet Fraser diploma topics, and Miss Hope Atkinson the social side of college life. Specimens from the course were shown and musical numbers entertained. Tea was served and proceeds exceeded 800 dollars.
Miss Merwe engaged by the Agricultural Extension Service will visit Hawhota school on Monday May 2. The meeting at 2 o'clock that afternoon invites anyone interested in demonstration work such as canning dyeing baking sewing or millinery to attend. Hamiota leads in club work and hopes for continued support this year.
F W Williams recounts in April Red and Gun in Canada a tale where swine encounter snakes near Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula Ontario. He describes what happens when pigs are released to slay and slaughter. The leading story titled A Happy Hunting Ground leads the issue.
A Canadian sports monthly describes thrilling bear hunting experiences in British Columbia and a story on shore bird hunting by Bonnycastle Dale. The Migratory Birds Convention Act is noted as presenting difficulties. The issue also features nine other nature articles and contributions from the Guns and Ammunition department and editorial staff. Robert Page Lincoln and George Goodwin cover anglers and dog men.
Heal Estate and Insurance advertise loan services for farm and property purchases. Contact at 127 Office, one door east of Hotel Cet. Regular phone number provided for inquiries.
Rod and Gun in Canada is issued monthly from Woodstock Ontario by W J Laylor Limited. The note identifies the publisher and location, indicating a small national periodical focused on hunting and outdoor life.
Chas A Grobb DPAUVHIN man will be in Pax's Jewellery Store every second month. The next visit is scheduled for Thursday April 2.
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