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The Hamiota Echo publishes weekly on Thursdays with rates for display and municipal ads. Copy for charge must reach the office by noon Tuesday to ensure publication the same week.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
4
The Hamiota Echo publishes weekly on Thursdays with rates for display and municipal ads. Copy for charge must reach the office by noon Tuesday to ensure publication the same week.
Ellenville shareholders wind up 1913 business and vote to continue the beef ring for 1914. Attendance at the day school remains good, weather may extend study time. Mr James Martin and family leave for west of Shoal Lake. Mr Jas Knight leaves farm. future plans undecided. Community asks about social events and Christmas tree entertainment. Proposal to speed notes and accounts to March first to ease finances.
The trustees report shows record enrollment with many in the principal's room. W. W. Hays is re elected trustee, and Reeve E. Henry with retiring councillors J. P. Duff Chas. Winstone and J. Elliott are re elected by acclamation. A discussion on good roads and appointing a police magistrate to uphold order.
The Lavinia Grain Growers Association held its annual meeting on Friday afternoon December 5 at Lavinia. Opening was at 1 pm. Farmers from all directions hurried to secure seats, then marched to the new NR station nearby. President G. Smith presided.
The minutes report 75 000 bushels of grain handled since last March and sales of G G Special flour milled at Rapid City to farmers. They note purchases of bran shorts oatmeal and evaporated apples and green barley at four dollars ten cents per barrel. Orders for sugar grow. tenders are invited for cedar posts wire lumber salt coal oil and gasoline. Thirty five members attended and officers were elected with plans to report fifty members by the next convention in Brandon. Delegates were named for the January meeting with strong hail insurance resolutions.
The Post Office prohibits affixing stamps for charitable institutions on the face of letters or mail, allowing backsides only if they do not resemble postage stamps or show values. Letters with front stamps will be returned. Postmasters are responsible for enforcing these regulations.
Obituary from Conquest Enterprise reports the death of Myrtle Estella Scow Atwood age 28 born August 1 1887 in Hamiota Manitoba. She died after two months of illness including blood poisoning and pneumonia while in confinement. Survived by husband Harry G Atwood infant son Mirvin Ernest and her mother and sister.
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