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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
8
Sealed tenders will be received until noon August 30 1922 for removing old plaster and reomertering of Lavinia Church Also invites tenders for haling cement steps to entrance door Specifications may be obtained from A W Lief Lavinia The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Mrs D H MacAulay Secretary Lavinia Man
The Canadian government offers to renew 5.5 percent bonds maturing December 1 at the same rate of interest as the maturing bonds plus a one month interest bonus. The policy is a concession to investors, aiming to attract large subscriptions with high grade security. The official advertisement provides full details.
An incident at McCool's ends with Lace Leathe cut to suif after a confrontation. Authorities reported the assault occurred in the bar area with Leathe sustaining injuries requiring treatment.
Daily notices from Hamiota list money to loan on farm land at current rates. A binder part was found and returned to Roy Cochrane School opens with same staff except two teachers on extended leave. Mission services announced for August 27 and a harvest manpower shortage noted with thousands of acres cut and awaiting stock.
Two birth notices from Hamiota Hospital report newborn sons. On August 20, 1922, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of McConnell welcomed BridGeman. On August 23, 1922, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bridgeman of Bradwardine welcomed a son.
The August Rod and Gun in Canada features an outdoor outfit guide by an experienced hunter, a major fishing yarn by Robert Page Lincoln, and a Boungcastle Dale article. It also highlights the Men of the Hudson Bay Company serial, East ern Canada Championships coverage with photos, and a long Trap department section.
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