Hamiota Hospital Ladies' Aid Annual Report
The Hamiota Hospital Ladies' Aid annual meeting on December 5 reviewed officers including President Moses Fraser and secretary W Chambers. The group reported 22 members, funded ward upkeep, bought supplies, stocked next year with reduced prices, and detailed finances with balances and service notes. Special thanks to Echo publishers for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital Ladies’ Aid
Moses Fraser
E. J. Venables
Hogeland Distributing Committee
W. Simpson
Irwin
White
G . Fraser
Taylor
Mending
T. J. Strachan
Oakner
G. Y. Rankin
Chumab
Mary Kirk
Ellenville
Jas Reid
Pitlochry
Ralph Fraser
Pope
A MefKay
Tailor TIP TOP SUITS at $2450 promotion note
The notice announces TIP TOP SUITS at 2450 dollars as a guaranteed fit with proper measurement by Thos Lemon, a tailor in Hamiota. It then records the annual meeting of the Women's Association of Hamiota United Church held December 8 at the Manse, electing officers and sharing a program with duets, piano, a Parisands cities talk, followed by lunch and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos Lemon
Hamiota
Women's Association of Hamiota United Church
Manse
J. H. Shier
A. D. McConnell
C. Lindsay
Geo. S. Fraser
C. Venables
F. Houck
Adlerika Relieves Headaches From Constipation
Simple remedy advertised by B R Mcaught, a druggist in Hamiota, claims one dose of Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowels. Reported benefits include relief from headaches, improved sleep, and reduced nervousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Mc
Canada Pacific notes and events across regions and seasons
Canadian Pacific Railways reports July harvests and prairie crop optimism. News covers a tour by officials, the Ottawa Imperial Conference delegates, and staged travels from Winnipeg to Banff. Final Alberta butter output for 1931 reached 29,957,922 pounds, linking to forage crop expansion initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Alberta
Departments of Agriculture
Who Owns the Farm by Ted Bullock
A column arguing against socialist pressure on private property. Edward Wentworth Beatty supports private ownership of CPR shares and warns against confiscation. The piece contrasts capitalism with communism and warns of government overreach into farming and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wentworth Beatty
C.P.R
Duff Commission
Milord Benner
Canada’s Rich Inland Waters Support Fisheries and Health Clinics
The article notes Canada holds vast inland waters with diverse food fish fished by commercial fleets. It also states 1955 gold production may place Canada second after South Africa, per US Mint estimates, and mentions Alberta health clinics visiting 27 points across 296 school districts offering free medical service last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Canada
United States
South Africa
Alberta
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Dominion Business College
Cooper Institute OF Accountancy
David Cooper
C.A
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific
Success Business College
TAGE
Avenue
Enton Street
Wind Peg, Man
Hamiota Hospital Ladies’ Aid Annual Report
Free Press
The
Echo
Alsove the Coane
Council
Ellenville W.I
Hamiota Baseball Club
Agricultural
M. Tennyson
LS. Taylor
Keonogh
Chambers C
S. Sneid
RK. McNaugh
A.G Brown
Simpson
Geo Mc Langolin
Grenik
Kenpinski
F. Jordana A. Smith
Kamiota
W. Venables W H. Josey
Nigel Douglas-Hamilton
Montreal
Vcuticultural
Alida
Aucusat
Canadian Rockies
Stoneys
Crees
AON Puuys
New York
Southampton
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Coastal Service
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New Brunswick
Campobello
Grand Manan Island
Passamaquoddy Bay
Mt. Assiniboine
Matterhorn
Trail Riders’ Association
Banff
Great Divide
Lake Windermere Ranch
Grant Hall
Ted Bullock
Sherbrooke
Ontario
P.R
Tere
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