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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1943
Page
6
A patriotic appeal urges Canadians to buy War Saving Stamps and Certificates and Victory Bonds to fund the war effort. The message promises quicker victory as every penny supports guns, ships, tanks, and planes, and encourages ongoing monthly savings until the war ends. It calls on all citizens to do a little more each month to bring victory nearer.
Farmers will not travel to town to buy bonds as salesmen will call at farms. A printed farm form allows purchases by enclosing application and cheque for initial payment, with bank handling the rest. The plan aims to ease purchases during busy farming season when travel is difficult.
Tenders to supply 40 tons of soft coal to Oakner School must be received by A. Smith secretary treasurer at Oakner 8.D. No. 290 by Saturday May 1 at 12 am. The lowest tender is not guaranteed acceptance.
On May 2 1943 Rev WG Onions delivers The Great Commission final sermon in a Mark gospel series at Hamiota United Church. Church School runs 12 15 with a later study titled Man's Heavenly Hope and His Earthly Task. Family Day scheduled for May 9 features unified service at 11 am and welcomes all attendees.
A birthday greeting to Mr T J Wallace of Hamiota Manitoba born April 26 1868 in Hastings County Ontario. The message reflects nostalgia for spring in Canada and faith in peace with lines by Jane Dale dated April 25 1943.
A reflection on national faith in Canada, linking Confederation and railways to future greatness. The piece praises pioneers, service members, workers, and all Canadians, from Rockies to Atlantic, whose collective effort will shape a united, greater Canada.
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