Hamiota Fair Prize Winners
Hamiota fair lists prize winners across fodder crops vegetables and flowers with multiple exhibitors. Winners include D Smith G Delbridge W Francis and L King among others for first and second place in diverse categories.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
4
Hamiota fair lists prize winners across fodder crops vegetables and flowers with multiple exhibitors. Winners include D Smith G Delbridge W Francis and L King among others for first and second place in diverse categories.
A detailed list of women and men with items such as dresses aprons nightwear and curtains. Names include Mrs Little Mrs Williams Mrs McCormick Jean Henderson and others with multiple roles and garments listed. A note mentions a special for work by a lady over 70 years Mrs Kirk to be confined.
Echo Office advertises wedding stationery at Eaton prices and notes August 15 as last half holiday for advertisers. It also promotes a $120 course at Success Business College for $100, with delivery in Winnipeg or Regina and copy deadline dates for news items and ads.
Applications for the position of Caretaker and Attendance Officer for Consolidated School District No. 692 at Hamiota will be received until 6 p.m. Saturday August 10 1929. Duties commence August 27 1929. Applicants must state qualifications and expected yearly salary and submit in sealed envelopes marked Application. The Board may decline any or all applications.
The Great West Festival at Regina showcased New Canadians from Europe contributing to Canada’s culture. J Murray Gibbon credits Saskatchewan’s prairie arm with founding a national culture. Icelanders Irish Swedes Slavs and others added folk crafts and dances, drawing thousands to exhibits and concerts. The movement seeks unity among Canada’s diverse peoples.
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