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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
8
The note records August 24 1930 as the tenth Sunday after Trinity at Christ Church with morning service at 10:30 and evening prayer and Sunday School at 7:00. It mentions Mr L Harrieos and Sandey in charge of the student activities.
The Hamiota United Church posts its Sunday schedule for August 20 1930. Rev RE McCullagh leads morning worship at 11 o clock with the sermon The Christ that Changes Men. Sunday School and Bible Classes follow, and the evening service features A Vision of Hope.
Rev N Bo McLenaghan to preach Sunday August 17 1930. Oakner service at 11 pm with Sunday School at 12 10 pm. Bootia Sunday School at 12 30 pm and preaching at 1 30 pm. Chumar service at 2 15 pm with Sunday School at 3 pm and preaching service.
Letter from ratepayer urges formation of a vigorous Board of Trade to back projects from post office funding to freight charges and railway extensions. Also reports on the sixth annual Hamiota Horticultural Society exhibition with strong displays and prizes to be announced next week.
Winners list from the Hamivota Fair covers numerous crops and vegetables with top placements across grains, produce, and garden sections. Notable names include J M Fraser, G Thornton, Margaret Shier, and W Tod among many exhibitors.
A listing of fruit bushes and flowering plants with owner credits. Entries include black currants red currants white currants gooseberries strawberries perennials coleus and various gardeners such as Mra J McDonald A Craig Mre Beggs Mrs J Bastard W Lief L King and W Park.
Advertisers are urged to submit ad copy for Monday publication with a target to have items in by Tuesday. The notice calls for timely delivery to ensure inclusion in the next edition. Local business readers are urged to plan ad content accordingly.
Community readers are urged to upgrade equipment with McCormick Deering threshers and Fordson tractors. An August tractor school at Ford Winnipeg Branch demonstrated power in heavy Red River Valley gumbo with three plows in gear, while a letter from Wm Swanst on of Hythe Alberta touts ten gallons of gas for forty acres.
A catalog style list shows a Wicker basket of mixed flowers and an assortment of breads and cakes. Names appear with quantities and order numbers for items like White bread Raisin bread Nut bread and various confections. Continued on page four.
Village council met in the council chamber with Mayor Anderson presiding. Rates for the current year were set by bylaw No 103 including municipal levy street lights and school purposes with a grant to the Hamiota Agricultural Society.
The Fall Sale of Sheep and Swine takes place in the Winter Fair Building on Wednesday and Thursday October 15 and 16. The Lamb Fair runs on the same dates under Manitoba Winter Fair auspices. Pure bred rams and ewes will be sold and grade one Allrama may be offered if available. All stock must be graded by the Dominion Live Stock Grader and shown at sale with three star or two star grade.
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