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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1924
Page
5
The trustees invite tenders for a building addition with sealed bids due to the Secretary by September 1. The lowest qualifying bid will be considered. For further information apply to the district secretary.
The Hamiota Women's Institute plans a 500 Drive at Orange Hall on Tuesday evening September 2 at 8:30. Admission 5 cents. A donation of 500 feeds a child for two weeks. Dr W A Kennedy urges aid amid reports of destitution and shelters missing, urging Canada to help.
A historical look at Southern Alberta where irrigation, led by the Canadian Pacific Railway and government support, reshaped the land. The Bow River Project and towns like Strathmore Brooks Taber and Lethbridge foster tree lined streets, hedge enclosures, and permanent farms, replacing the old dry plains with productive orchards and crops.
The September issue highlights a Dartmouth to Shubenacadie canoe voyage by R. G. Urquhart, a renowned Maritimes expedition, plus several hunting and coastal fishing stories. Other features include The Fur Cache, The Guides of Al Zouquin, and Circulating, with strong departments throughout. Published by W. J. Taylor, Ltd., Woodstock, Ontario.
The Migratory Birds Convention Act implements the treaty with the United States. Enquiries go to the Commissioner of the Canadian National Parks, Department of the Interior, Ottawa. Open seasons in Manitoba run Sept 15 to Nov 30 for ducks geese brant and rails and Sept 1 to Nov 30 for Wilson or Jacksnipe, with a northern 53rd parallel exclusion. many birds including swans wood ducks eider cranes curlew and others are in a closed season.
The schedule outlines an open season ban on killing migratory birds and prohibits sale during the close season. Violations carry fines up to 300 dollars or imprisonment up to six months. Separately, 11,220,000 Pickerel Fry were planted by the Department of Marine and Fisheries at Gull Harbour, Manitoba.
Repair shop advertises watch cleaning and sizing with prices for mainspring balance jewels cap jewel roller jewel balance staff and watch glass. Special balance staff option listed with price, plus hand and glass items. Units shown in dollars and cents though some entries use shorthand values.
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