Alberta and BC Boost Prosperity Through Farms and Trade
The late John Oliver left an estate of 75913. Banff Highland Gathering drew thousands. Canada plans antelope shipments to the U.S. and twenty-two head to a Texas banker. Cuban buyers poised to take 900000 bushels of New Brunswick potatoes. Nova Scotia crops under negotiation. Alberta clubs form swine groups in Pincher Creek MacLeod Raymond. CP Railway offers Royal Winter Fair trips to Alberta winners. Saskatchewan hunters report bags totaling 100000 ducks and 26000 prairie chickens. Farm implement sales surge across the West with large increases. CP train carries 125 delegates to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce meeting with a tribute stop at Craigellachie. Alberta’s coal wealth praised as greater than the rest of the empire. fluid fuel research could elevate Canada to world leader.
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Alberta
Pincher Creek
Macleod
Raymond
Canadian Pacific Railway
Toronto
Thomas Holland
Empire Mining and Metallurgical Council
Calgary
Canada
United States
Notice to Creditors Estate of Hamilton Thompson
In the matter of the estate of Hamilton Thompson late of Hamiota Manitoba farmer deceased all claims against the estate must be filed with the undersigned at Hamiota Manitoba on or before the Sunday of September AD 1928 dated at Hamiota Manitoba this 25th day of July AD 1928 Elizabeth Thompson Executrix Bennest and Squibb solicitors
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Thomas Henry Andrew
Hamiota
Province of
Manitoba
Crandall
Hamilton Thompson
Canada Faces Record Plantings and Expanding Markets
W H Chasse of Wolfville reports apple yields rising to 1,250,000 barrels, while Eastern States crops lag. Quebec plans 1.6 million tree plantings this year with 3 million more planned next summer. Canada’s net debt drops to 2.295 billion as revenues rise. CP Rail notes cosmopolitan tourist flow and expanding markets for McIntosh Red and Delicious. Alberta to build first commercial fish hatchery at Lesser Slave Lake with 100 million whitefish propagated annually. Highland Gathering festival in Banff spurs amplified public address coverage. Beatty of CP credits population growth for rising transport demand and notes higher gross earnings but tighter net profits.
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W H. Chasse
Wolfville
Alberta
R. T. Rodd
Dominion Fisheries Inspector
Canyon Creek
Lesser Slave Lake
Banff
Canadian Pacific Railway
Banff Springs
Canada
E. W. Beatty
K.C
Calgary
Echo Office Wedding Stationery and Old Linen Wanted
Community notices invite donations of wedding stationery at Eaton priced echoes and old linen for Hamiota Hospital. The Salvation Army Citadel Silver Band of Brandon plans a Kenton park concert Sunday August 18 with 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm programs and choir participation plus a Male Voice Party song. An accident report notes D Whyte Jr's son of Decker suffered severe leg gashes after a haying mishap with a runaway team and mower guards.
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Salvation Army Citadel Silver Band
Brandon
Kenton
D. Whyte Jr
Decker
High School Exam Success Marks Notable Pass Rate
A large percentage of high school students passed departmental examinations with only one failure in grades 8 9 and 10. Noted top achievers include Ruth Bailey Maurice Bedford Doris Lints Mary Souter Kathleen Sinclair for grades 11 12 pending. A Friday dance by the Midnight Men Maids of Oakver crowned the event, raising funds for the W I. Rev and Mrs Bowman depart for a two week holiday including a Bible school at Manitoba College.
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Prin. E. 8
Heys
Ruth Bailey
Maurice Bedford
Doris Lints
Mary Souter
Kathleen Sinclair
Sadie Padfield
Florence Bailey
George Brooks
Laura Parfitt
Loren Thompson
Edwin Ariss
Midnght Meon Maibs
Oak. Ver
W.I
Bowman
Manitoba College
Evangelistic Meetings Held Under Large Decker Tent
A large tent covers Decker as Mr. S H Wilson from Belfast Ireland along with Evangelists Brand and Larson hold revival meetings. Wilson's experience in Ireland England and Canada is highlighted. Music and singing by the evangelists is a special feature. Services to continue for a few weeks.
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Decker
S H. Wilson
Belfast
Ireland
Evangeliste Brand
Larson
Wilson
England
Canada
TENDERS FOR VAN ROUTES SEALED TENDERS CALLED
Tenders addressed to the undersigned must be received by 5 PM August 30 1925 for transporting children on Routes A to I for the school year beginning September 4 1928 Plan of routes and contract details available at the Secretary office Lowest tender not necessarily accepted SecretaryTreasurer Hamioda July 30 1928
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Hamiota Machine
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Ainsley, Nichols and Shepard Threshing Outfite
R. H. Wood
Prom
DR. J. GC. Fish
Shoal Lake
Ceei
Rose College
Empire
Wallpaper
Sanitile
Amy Joe
W.V. Josey
Altormeys
Bank of Hawmilies
Dr. Hudson
Haniota Man
Hamiota Lodge
Hemioin
Fraser
T. Anderson
Alfred Edward Andrew
Mary Ethel Andrew
Alma Jane Andrew
Bennest & Squibb
John Oliver
British Columbia
Charles Blazer
Lake Newell
Texas
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan Provincial Gamekeepers Department
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Craigellachie
B.C
S. B. Gundy
Gundy
Elizabeth Thompson
Executrix
McConnell’s
Hamilta
THE
Gloom Chasers
Department of Lands and Forests
Quebec
C. E. E. Ussher
Lake Louise
E. J. Chambers
Associated Fruit Growers of
South Africa
China
Sweden
Norway
Germany
Denmark
Great Britain
New York
Chicago
British Isles
Canadian Pacific
Montrose
C.P.R. Department of Colonization and Development
Saskatchewan
British Women’s Immigration League
Eaton
Echo
Hamiota Hospital
Consolidated School District OF
Hamiota No
Taylor
Hamioda
Mason & Risch
G. A. Warren
Lorne Avenue
Harrison & Buress
Minnedosa and
Court Hamiota
C.O.F
Faro
Reo
M. A. Whimster
Man
Oro
Allan Ave
Ws Maraisos
F.H, Squisa Sec
Treas
District Fire Office
A. DO. McConnell
Richardson Bros
McConnell
Imperial Oi! Co
Hunsaker’s Garage
Overland Cars & Waterloo
F. L. Hunsaker
H. W. Monahan
Gegil and
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