Hamiota Echo Advertises Publication and Rates
The Hamiota Echo announces weekly Thursday issues published by Femiite Echo Publishing Co in Hamiota Manitoba. Rates listed at $1.50 per line and two insertions for each subsequent week with copy deadlines and office contact details provided.
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Femiite Echo Pubishing Co
Arthur Sweet
Hamiota
Man Sebhewiption Kater
Sanun Ie Edvence USA
Hamiota High School Literary Society Elects Leaders
Juli Hamiota High School pupils reorganized the Literary Society with Mr Lockhart named Honorary President. Officers elected from within the pupil body. Two meetings featured talks on Schools in England and London, plus a lecture on The Value of Poetry in Education. An open meeting is planned for December 21.
Officers and Rinks of Ham iota Curling Club
The Ham iota Curling Club lists officers as President J B Morrison Vice President J McCloy and Secretary A Heistermann with ice committee Jno Jordan and G S Anderson. Draw committee includes J E Hood and P C W Raymer. Official umpire is Thos Kerr. Rinks feature members such as H Woods Clarence McConnell B Philbrook J E Hood Jno McNaughton C Kerr Thos Kerr and others with several skips noted including Jas Scott and Jno Jordan.
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J. B. Morrison
J. McCloy
A. Heistermann
Jno
Urgent appeal for Children’s Aid Society Winnipeg aid
The Home Economic Society reports a deficit of 2500 for the Children’s Aid Society of Winnipeg and asks cash, food, clothing donations for boys and girls up to 21 years. A box will be in McConnell Hall on December 17 for contributions to support neglected children and wartime relief.
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The
Home Economic Society
W A. Weston
Children’s Aid Society of
Winnipeg
McConnell Hall
Sentio
St. John Ambulance
Red Cross
Chambers Co
Rebekah Lode
Mrs. Marshall
Mies Pearl McConnell
Mr. Jos
Andrew
Mr. Reid
Justice Duff Grants Exemption to Farmer's Son in Test Case
Ottawa December 6 Hon. Mr Justice Duff central appeal judge under the Military Service Act granted exemption in the appeal of W. H. Rowntree for his son from Ontario No 1 tribunal. Duff held the applicant habitually engaged in agriculture and essential labour and noted the need to keep such men at home to sustain agricultural production while combatant forces require manpower.
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Ottawa
Justice Duff
Miitary Service Act
W. H. Rowntree
W.h.rowantree
Ontario No 1
Duff
Farmers Released From Military Service In Canada
A statement from Major-General C. Mewburn and N. W. Rowell dated December 5 in Toronto allows farmers in Class A, employed on farms producing food, to be released from military service. The minister may release workers on condition they continue farm work. The plain statement underscores the policy.
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Toronto
38. C. Mewburn
N. W. Rowell
The
Privy Council
Canada faces ruin if December 17 defeats Union Government
The speaker warns that defeat for Canada would ruin credits, paralyze industries, and leave prairie farms worthless as wheat rots in elevators. The message emphasizes the importance of upholding the Union Government on December 17 to avoid national catastrophe.
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Canada
Canadian Prairie West
Conscription of Wealth Greater Here Today than in Great Britain
The piece argues the Union Government has already taxed wealth and excess profits from William Davis Co. It notes income tax excess profits tax profit and price limits reduce profits to two percent of sales and 11 percent on investment. It cites N. W. Rowell on wealth contributing more in the war.
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Canadia
William Davis Co
Joseph Flavelle
Wim
Davis Co
Wm. Davis Co
Davies Company
N. W. Rowell
Ontario
Ladies Patriotic Society Notes From December Meeting
The December meeting of the Ladies Patriotic Society was small. Members planned no sewing this month due to Christmas. collections of old rubbers and materials continued. A French Wounded Emergency Fund letter brought £200.00. time for the foot of dimes extended to January 15, 1918.
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Weasl
Tourist car to Toronto leaves Hamiota December 19
A tourist car will depart Hamiota on December 19 for Toronto in connection with Eastern Excursions. The car travels through without any changes. For rates and reservations contact CPR at Hamiota station.
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Hamiota
Toronto
CPR
Pastor Russell's Latest Volume Draws Enquiry
Many readers express interest and inquire about Pastor Russell's new volume. Correspondence routed through Box 142, Hamiota prompts publishers to respond to the growing demand.
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Pastor Russell
Dentist Borbridge Joins Dr Peters Winnipeg Practice
Dr Peters announces Frank G Borbridge formerly of New Method Dental Parlors Winnipeg has become indentured with him. He will handle out of town patient care and arrange visits when in Winnipeg.
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Dr. Peters
Frank G. Borbridge
New Method Dental
Winnipeg
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