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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 23, 1931
Page
1
Readers are wished a merry Christmas as local residents travel for the holidays. A Saturday night dance December 26 in MacConnell's Hall and a New Year Eve euchre drive raise funds. Various sermons and community events are announced, with prices and times for Kentucky Belle and church activities.
A nostalgic Christmas greeting from a business or author addressing customers and friends. It reflects on growing up, Santa Claus, and the shift from material gifts to friendship and well wishes for joy, freedom from care, happiness, and prosperity in the new year.
Officials from Canadian National Railways announce special Christmas and New Year fares. The plan offers return tickets with generous travel dates at one and one third times the regular one way fare for travel within Canada and parts of the United States. Tickets are valid December 22 to 24 for outbound and until January 4 for return, with additional reduced fares for teachers and students and extended weekend fare validity through February 1932.
Hamiota school will close at noon on Wednesday December 23 for Christmas and New Year holidays and reopen Monday January 4. An announcement for January 13 will be published. Kentucky Belle will be repeated at McConnell's Hall December 30 1931 at 8 30 p.m. General admission 30 cents reserved 35 cents children under 15 years lie. United Church Women's Association sponsor. candy sales between acts.
Canadian National Railway announces a holiday fare offer with single fare pricing and a one third surcharge. Dates of sale are December 22 23 and 24 with a return limit of January 4. The reduced price applies for travel over the holiday period.
923 acres with 500 acres cultivated and one mile of frontage on Shoal Lake. Includes a barn 56 by 80 feet, stabling for 150 head, and a good house. For details apply to Robt Squire Shoal Lake Manitoba.
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