Mortgage Sale in Manitoba by Public Auction
Public auction notice for lands in Manitoba to be sold Friday December 18, 1931 at noon. Property includes NW quarter of Sec 4, NE quarter of Sec 5, W half of Sec 9, SE quarter of Sec 9 in Township 13, Range 25 west of Principal Meridian. Frame dwelling, barn, and other buildings on site. sale subject to reserve. 20 percent down. balance per terms at sale. vendors solicitor Robert & MacDonald Brandon Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell Bros
Hamiota
Province of
Manitoba
Community Evening At Haze Home With Discussion And Games
Members of the United States worship group enjoyed a social evening at Ed and Mrs Haze’s home on Tuesday December. Lora Kirk led a discussion on What it means to be Christian and Doris Delbridge reported on the YP conference in Isabella. Ted Myers returned to Ontario last week after a year in the community. A Bible class event at Ira and Mrs Kirk’s home concluded the week with a pleasant social night.
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U .S
Ed Haze
Mies Lora Kirk
Doris Delbridge
Isabella
Ted Myers
Ontario
Ira Kirk
Clothing the Family Course Continues at Crandall
The second meeting of the Clothing the Family series was at Crandall home of Mr. W Badd with twelve group leaders under Mrs Ames of Extens on Service Winnipeg. Leaders plan permanent patterns for each member and assess fit for occasion style and utility. Attendance remains high as Misses D Delbridge and L Kirk lead Chamab group with praise for lessons and progress.
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W. Badd
Crandall
Onder
D. Delbridge
L Kirk
W. R. Kirk
Construction of the Permanent Pattern
A fragmented report notes progress in the second phase of shaping a lasting design. It outlines steps toward a fixed scheme while hinting at remaining tasks and timelines.
Railroads Honor Long Serving Employees In Community Recognition
A reflection on how railroad workers who devote decades to service earn community respect as the company retires them. Monthly ceremonies celebrate long tenure with tokens and public appreciation, underscoring the role of steady labor in local stability.
Hamiota Agricultural Society Holds 39th Annual Meeting
The Hamiota Agricultural Society met in the Council Chamber on Saturday November 28 with strong turnout. W Kerr Fraser chaired as President T J Strachan and directors presented reports for each fair section. The 39th annual Fair set a record with 2780 entries and the secretary treasurer F H Squibb reported an estimated year surplus of 3836.36 dollars. A summary of receipts and expenditures followed.
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Hamiota Agricultural Society
Council Chamber
W. Kerr Fraser
T. J. Strachan
F. H Squibb
Six Nations Pay Tribute to Empress of Britain at Quebec Arrival
At Loretteville Quebec Six Nations chiefs and braves welcomed the Empress of Britain in ceremonial canoes. Chief Wolverine and Prince White Eagle were honored by the Canadian Padre Commodore who was adopted as a tribal chief in a tribute to his feats. The crowd cheered as the liner arrived and the war bonnet ceremony concluded.
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R. G
Jock” Latta
Loretteville
Quebec
Six Nations
Wolverine
Commodore
Britain
Waverine
White Eagle
Eazie
British Royal Academy
England
John Lavery
Charles Allom
Frank Brangwyn
W. Heath Robinson
Edmond Dulac
Hamiota Hospital Fair notes and 1932 officers elected
The report records receipts and expenditures for the fair including bank loan status and prizes. It notes damage to property and theft during catering by the Hospital Ladies’ Aid and announces a 1932 fair. Officers elected include President T J Strachan and Vice President K R Fraser with multiple directors and the auditor A Kerr.
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Hamiota Hospital
T J. Strachan
K. R. Fraser
A.C Little
B. R. McNaught
J Killah
G Wright
W Mathison
W Baxter
A. W Kirk
J Reid
J W Stewart
C G Webb
B. Strachan Harvey Gray
Park
J. Delbridge
W. W Cochran
M. Francis
R. Hern
A. Kerr
F. H. Squibb
Canadian National Holiday Fares Offered for December Dates
Canadian National Railway announces single fares with a one third return extension for travel on December 22 23 and 24. Return is limited to January 4. Passengers should plan ahead for holiday season travel and ensure tickets are booked for the specified dates.
Provincial motor accidents at level crossings in 1930
Figures from provincial statistics show level crossing crashes accounted for 1.0451 percent of all automobile accidents in Quebec in 1930. The report also notes other agricultural and transport items, including wheat work, telegraph upgrades, and royal academy decoration of the Empire’s flagship.
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Quebec
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Robert &. MacDonald, Vendors’ Solicitor
Brandon
Hamiota Consumers
Orange Hall
Crumah
Sarkoe
Regina
Canadian Seed Growers Association
Ottawa
L. Hi. Newman
Dominion Cerealist
Canadian Pacific Telegraphs
Toronto
Windsor
Walkerville
Montreal
Combined
Board of Trade and
Empire Clubs of
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Strathmore
Canada
Dominica
F. D Buck
National Utilities Corporation, Ltd
Drewery’s Cash Grocery
McConnell
Shoul Lake
Talking Pictures
the Cohens & Kellys
Scotland
Ces
Hamiota Echo