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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
4
A weekly publication by damioia Hobo Publiciag Arthur Jere in Hamiota Manitoba offers classified advertisements. Rates listed include $1.50 per entry with first insertion and a secondary price for subsequent insertions. Prospective advertisers can place wanted items, real estate, services, and other notices.
Minutes detail a tax exemption for Wim Ross under the Soldiers Relief Act and approval of a 4446 refund for 1919. Council approves school land grant payments, arbitration costs for Lakeville District, and multiple civic grants including hospital and agricultural society. Finance committee recommends paying salaries, office expenses, and various travel and road costs. Council commends the Reeve and adjourns.
George W Prout MLA organizes a convention on farm credit and co operative societies to help farmers access bank money. Speakers include Prof John Bracken and Prof Warren with banker Percy Johnston in New York. Social events and sessions set at the Royal Alexandra and legislative buildings.
The Rawleigh Man Jas Francis assumes control of the Wager's Horse Remedies agency and will carry stock in this round. Read testimonials from lead horsemen in Brandon district.
Christmas Day service scheduled for 1 oclock at Christ Church. The event invites parishioners to attend worship and fellowship on December 25.
Christmas morning service at 11 o clock with carols and a sermon. December 28 noon service at Slam and 11 pm sermon. Collected funds will aid starving children of Europe. Sunday School Xmas Tree on December 30 at 4 pm. Dr Westwine lecture noted with choir items.
A church advertises Sunday morning service at 11 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m. It notes Sunday School events at 3 p.m and 7 p.m with union and weekly prefixes.
Visitors may enter private wards 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm daily, semi private wards 3 to 5 pm Wednesday Friday and Sunday. No more than two visitors per patient at a time. Admission outside hours requires Superintendent permission. Overnight stays require special permission. Gifts or parcels not allowed without permission. Visitors must register in the Visitor's book.
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