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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
8
The notice lists December 23 1928 as the fourth Sunday in Advent with no morning service and a 3 PM Sunday School and 7 PM Evensong and sermon. A Christmas Day service is at 10:30 AM. The church remains open for prayer and meditation.
Rev J M Wallace will lead a special Christmas morning service at Hamiota at 11 o clock with music and a children story. Sunday School at 12 10 and 7 pm with a joint service in Zion Church. Mid week service in Zion United on Wednesday at 8 pm. Oakner service at 2 pm with Sunday School at 3 pm. Scotia Sunday School at 2 30 pm and preaching at 3 30 pm.
The Decker Chatter editor wishes readers a Merry Christmas and recalls twenty years in the implement business. It endorses used cars from 1926 Ford Forder 1927 Coupes and 1926 Light Delivery as AI good condition at reasonable prices, urging readers to shop early and find happiness for children this season.
The December 1928 program includes a Christmas service at Zion and Chumah led by Rev. E. Lund on Sunday at 1 o clock with The Shepherds of Bethlehem for children. Sunday School and Bible Classes at 2 p.m. and a 3 o clock Christmas service led by the pastor. A Christmas tree entertainment is planned for Monday December 24th at 7 o clock. A joint service with appropriate music Homeward Bound will be held at Zion church. Zion Sunday School Christmas tree program is set for Friday evening December 21st in the church.
A Christmas plea questions where to find funds to clear debt and urges farmers to inspect tools during the slack season and replace worn parts with genuine LHC repairs.
A humorous fragment shows a store crowd inviting orders while a brother questions tall blocks that the baby keeps toppling. The scene hints at playful family dynamics and consumer interest in merchandise.
A light exchange about brains and chins sets a humorous tone while a Scottish city ends a crime wave by charging for board in its city jail. The quip highlights gendered humor and local crime policy in one brief item.
For sale 1 000 bus Feed Oats at 45c per bus. JA Smith contact 156 or 5 Hamiota. For sale purebred White Wyandotte roosters 200 each Andrew Pollock contact 95-15 Hamiota. Berkshire Hog service by Robt. Van Norman contact 61-2 Hamiota. To rent Carter Dino Grain Cleaner terms 200 for first day and 1 per additional half day to G M Sims or Kerr Fraser. Lost Hereford Heifer with G brand left hip weight about 1200 lbs contact J Os Grieves 139-5 Sioal Lake Swp.
A brief greeting card message from H A Mullins extends season's greetings and best wishes to recipients. The note conveys warm regards for the holiday season and the new year.
The note from J Allison Glen expresses goodwill to Marquette constituents for 1929 after 1928. A sudden death in the district follows, 19 year old James Allan, who came from Scotland two years ago to work for Ralph Fraser. He leaves parents three sisters and four brothers, with funeral at Knox United church and burial at Hamiota cemetery.
Concrete up to first bedroom windows and steel to fourth floor pace the Royal York C P R monster hotel in Toronto toward a May opening despite a steel and building trades strike. Regina official W M Van Valkenburg tours Montreal and Eastern States to spur provincial industry based on mineral resources. A new Nova Scotia ferry service from New York to Yarmouth marks the first in 20 years, connecting with the Dominion Atlantic Railway for Nova Scotia holidays. Air and elevator construction expansion across Alberta harvest points loom, and Gillespie Grain Co. plans six new elevators with 40 000 bushel capacity each.
An old saying notes progress in textile use from two sheep per woman to one, with surplus enough for two horse blankets. The remark highlights efficiency in wool production and its impact on clothing material availability.
A dialogue recalls a night at the Blue Lion where a farmer received a large bottle as a parting gift, only to find the bottle contained hot water when opened. The exchange notes a change in lodging habits for market trips.
A witty Christmas line notes the folly of gifting a flapper a kitchen apron and humorously contrasts it with giving a busy husband a lounging robe, reflecting lighthearted consumer culture humor.
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