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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
5
An advertisement features Mrs Glenn Butler describing relief from severe gastric gas after using Adlerika and praising its effect on digestion. Druggist B R McNaught of Hamiota endorses Adlerika as a remedy that improves meals and sleep.
The Hamiets Hospital Ladies Aid met on Monday afternoon December 10 and heard reports showing the society in a splendid financial position. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs A Sutherland Fraser vice president Mrs J Moss Fraser second vice president Mrs T J Strachan Secretary Mrs Chambers Assistant secretary Mrs Hodson Treasurer Mrs Steele Assistant treasurer Mrs O J White. Buying and distributing committees named, district representatives listed, and a discussion on purchasing an X Ray machine was tabled for a special future meeting awaiting more information.
A large crowd from the district attended the funeral of Thomas Telford a Shoal Lake district pioneer who died suddenly of heart trouble at his daughter’s home in Shoal Lake. He migrated from Ireland at sixteen and later moved to Manitoba farming near Lavinia before retiring in Shoal Lake. Surviving are two sons a daughter and siblings in Ireland and Ontario.
Magistrate John Fleming of Minnedosa held a preliminary hearing Friday night for Pete Jamarga 21 Tom Cheygara 21 and Alex Kaban 20 all of Oakburn charged with attempted safe cracking and burglarizing the Chambers Co Ltd general store in early November They were committed for trial at the spring assizes G A Eakins K C Minnedosa acted for the crown and FF Sewell Oakburn represented the accused
Independent ranchers move sheep to summer range in Crow's Nest Pass marking a first for the Coaldale district. The Canadian Pacific Railway unveils a 97 foot, 424000 pound locomotive, largest passenger engine in the empire, designed by CP engineers. Canada sees growth in civil aviation with fifteen flying clubs formed since May and over one hundred Moth planes in use, half privately owned, plus 100 club members solo. A bid to host the 1929 Canadian Daily Newspaper Association convention is forwarded during the Mid-summer Ontario Daily Newspaper Association meeting aboard the ship Keewatin, with interest in the Maritime Provinces.
The Chevrolet six cylinder range introduces a powerful yet affordable option, including coach and sport cabriolet models. The new valve-in-head motor outputs 46 HP more than the prior six, with features like a gasoline pump, adjustable driver’s seat, dash water temperature gauge, and a special accelerator pump. Chevrolet spent four years researching and testing, building over 100 engines during development.
The McConnell Swine club hosted a banquet for Albert Richardson and Wesley Pollock who just returned from the Royal Stock show in Toronto representing Manitoba. They won the CN R trip and placed third in the common final hog judging competition. Over one hundred guests attended as mothers served the supper.
Crandall United church bid farewell to Rev W T Brady and Mrs Brady as they accept a call to Oak River Hawnton thanked the retiring pastor for six and a half years of service Palmerston United church also honored the couple with chairs and a keepsake address Red Cross drives support the needy with canvassers urging donations to the Provincial Society and local coordinators more funds are requested promptly
All claims against the Estate are to be filed with the undersigned at Hamiota Manitoba on or before the Second day of January A D 1929 Dated at Hamiota Manitoba this 24th day of November A D 1928 EDNA FERRIS JOSEPH ANDREW Executors by their Solicitors Bennest Squibb
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