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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
4
Court Hamiota invites visiting Brethren for monthly Begsiar meeting on the second Wednesday of each month. Members are welcomed to attend and participate in the sessions and prayers at the prescribed venue.
All claims against the estate must be filed with the undersigned at Decker Manitoba on or before the 5th day of September 1936. Dated at Hamiota Manitoba the 2nd day of July 1936.
Doctors warn city dwellers to beware poison ivy in woods and along streams during summer. The plant has three leaflets and contact can trigger dermatitis Venerea. Treatments focus on soothing itching and avoiding spreading the irritant.
Hamiota Fair announces prize winners across divisions including ham home cured entries, eggs, school children crafts, bread and baked goods, handwork, canning produce, and quilts. Notable winners include Georgie McCallum, Grace Coldicott, Bettina Jackes, and Betty Smith across multiple classes.
A fragmented list shows participants and projects including aprons towels and pillow covers. Names include Eleanor Emerson Pearl Coldicott Grace Fancy and Phyllis Fraser with items described such as crochet specimens and handkerchiefs. The note ends with an aeroplane reference and a teaser that it continues next week.
A grand Windsor Station ceremony honored the 50th anniversary of the first Canadian cross-continent passenger train from Montreal to the Pacific. King Edward VIII sent a congratulatory telegram while dignitaries, the Victoria Rifles, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and thousands attended. The event featured speeches, a six foot cake, and coast-to-coast broadcast coverage.
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