Hamiota Old Timers Reunion in Vancouver Attendees
A large gathering of Hamiota Manitoba Old Timers met at Lombermane Arch in Stanley Park Vancouver on October 3 1932 for the second annual picnic. Albert Dannell elected chairman with a committee to arrange next year’s event. Many attendees listed and over one hundred signed the register as rain halted threshing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiotea
Manitoba
Lombermane Arch
Stanley Park
Vancouver
B.C
Acguet
Gorsip
Albert Dannell
A. Deonell
Malcolm
Dannell
McRae
A Allshire
A Herstermoon
Old Hamtota
Geo. Lorimer
Kobt. Hanes
L Shier
James Rose
A. Heistermann
A. E. Allshire
Harold
Donald Allshire
Matt. Brandon
Theda
Edwin Brandon
C. J. Bennett
Fred
Cyril
Kennett Bennett
Edgar Beamish
W. J. Bremner
Victor
Irene Bremner
Norman Currie
Hattie Currie
Castle
Dorothy Heistermann
R. Cann
Ashcroft
Hamiota Rural Council Approves Taxes and By laws
The Hamiota Rural Council meeting on August 6 1932 adopted minutes from the prior session and ordered notices mailed for seed grain loan requirements. It passed By-law No 438 setting 1932 taxes by area and By-law No 454 on consolidation of municipal tax arrears with staged payments and current tax deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Mit
God Roads
Crandall
Decker
Holy Sea
Lavinia
McDonnell
Osakner
Wm. T. Andrew
Neepawa Land Title Office
C. A. McMillan
Tailor Thomas Lemon Advertises Suits and Cleaning
Hycapital offers clean white linen cleaning and press services for $1.00. Thos Lemon, tailor of Hamiota, promotes Tip Top Suits guaranteed to fit and invites measurements. Hanus Merchants and Echo Office advertise counter check books and agency services with prompt attention, samples, and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEMON
Tailor
Hamiota
Thos Lemon
Hanus
Echo Office
John W Hobbs Joins CP R Directorate
John Wilberforce Hibbs has been named a director of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. A London Ontario native born December 2 1875 he studied at the University of Toronto and rose to preside Hobbs Manufacturing Limited Consolidated Plate Glass and other firms. He serves as director of Lake of the Woods Milling Imperial Bank of Canada Continental Life Insurance Scottish Union Insurance Securities Holding and more. His interests include fishing golf and tennis and memberships span York National Hunt Ontario Jockey Clubs Royal Canadian Yacht Club Mount Royal Forest and Stream Mount Bruno Golf clubs Mount Royal Montreal clubs.
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John Wilberforce Hibbs
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Dominion
London
Ont
Willian Richard Hobbs
Annie Osborne
University of Toronto
Katherine Babbitt
Hobbs Manufacturing Company, Limited
Consolidated Plate Glass Company, Limited
Toronto
Lake of the Woods Milling Company, Limited
Imperial Bank of Canada
Continental Life Insurance Company
Scottish Union Insurance Company
Edinburgh
Scotland
Securities Holding Corporation
Wheat yields rise as early threshing starts in Hamiota
Wm Mathison drew the first new wheat of the season in Hamiota this week, though it was grown by Mrs Jas Mathison. Threshing began last Wednesday August 10, the earliest start in many years. Mrs Mathison’s second crop averaged 30 to 35 bushels per acre and 65 pounds per bushel. A church service is held at Christ Church Hamiota each Sunday at 7 PM, and a lost pair of Shell Rim Glasses can be left at Echo Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Hall
Echo Office
Wm Mathison
Hamiota
Jas Mathison
Canoe Trips Across Canada Offer Wide Range of Trails
The National Development Bureau in Ottawa offers four free booklets detailing canoe routes in the Maritime Provinces, Quebec, Ontario and Western Canada. Readily accessible lakes and rivers invite adventures from peaceful stages to rugged expeditions with abundant fish and scenic beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
National Development Bureau
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Maritime Provinces
Quebec
Ontario
Western
Forty Five Years of Progress in Canadian Pacific Trade
A modest artist and a second-hand dealer reveal a painting linking Canada’s past and present in Orient trade. The 1836 ship Abyssinia and the modern Empress of Japan are shown in proportional contrast, illustrating growth from 363 ft to 670 ft, tonnage from 3 376 to 26 000, and speeds from 15 to 23 knots. The Abyssinia’s charter owner later headed Fairfield Shipbuilding, which built the Empress of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Orient
Canadian Pacific
Port Moody
B.C
Abyssinia
Japan
Pacific
Vancouver
Victoria
Yokohama
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Manila
W. G. Pearce
Fairfield Shipbuilding Company
Clydeside
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Old Timers
Barber
Birtle
W . Carl
Claude Johnson
Flin Flon
Hamiota Rural Council
Hamiote
Man
Pearson
Chas, Lindsay
A. Nimmo
Ernest Brown
George Sheardown
Harry Kuigut
R G. Battle
T, Sheridan
W.J. Burgess
Fred Morocam
Pope
Oakner
MecConnell
Council
L Sailor
Hamlola
Bbe
Damiota Echo
W. Venables W H. Josey
Publisher
John W. Hobbs
CP. R. Directorate
Christ Church
Shrine
Etween
Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Esten A. Fletcher
Inset
Royal York
Canadian Pacific Railway
Fez
Fez City
Lake Superior
Pacific Ocean
Lake Winnipeg
Jae
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