Gee Bamieta Echo Publication Notice
Publication note from damiete Behe Publishing Co. states weekly Thursdays and rates of 1.0 per acum in e rance USA. Transient advertisements offered with sale terms and changes require office delivery by Tuesday for same week publication. C. W. VENABLES WH. JOBEY.
Ladies Patriotic Society Notes December 1918 to 1919
The Ladies Patriotic Society reports donations totaling 526.00 for Children’s Aid in Winnipeg and a large toy shipment from Hamiota students. They praise J H McConnell for years of support and urge continued sewing for The Manitoba War Relief for France. They note war returnees, Christmas wishes, and calls for sweaters and socks for sailors and veterans.
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J. H. McConnell
Children’s Aid Society
Winnipeg
Hamiota
McConnell
J. H McConnell
Manitoba
France
Lode
Patriotic For Sale and Wanted Column Volunteers Exchange
A Christmas season notice shows mixed requests and offers. Items include pure bred White Rock and Barred Rock birds for sale or exchange, clothing such as sweaters and boots, fabric scraps, and household goods. Contacts list Mre. McNaught and Mre. W J Stevens with phone numbers.
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Oxford
School Attendance and Honors Across Grades Mentioned
The document lists enrollment figures and attendance, naming Principal C T Cresswell and teachers by grade. It records pupil presence, honors in spelling reading and writing, and lists numerous students by grade with several named awards and behavorial notes.
Student Writing Honors From Local Competition
The event highlighted top writers from the community with names including Erwyn Houck Margaret Whimster Violet Kerr and Hazel Mc Donald judged by S A. Sproat and teachers recognizing standout contributions in creative writing.
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Jean Sutherland
Margaret Whimster
Norieamn Todd
Violet Kerr
Carl Heddesheimer
Erwyn Houck
Alice Thring
Willie Andrew
Hamiota Echo Increases Subscription Price
The Hamiota Echo will charge $1.50 per year starting January 1 1919. All arrears and renewals before that date retain the present rate of $1.00. The increase reflects higher costs of newsprint and production. some contemporaries have raised rates earlier and rural papers in nearby states already charge more. Remember, up to January 1st.
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Hamiota Echo
Dakotas
Minnesota
Echo Announces Old Rate for Paid Subscriptions
In 1914 the Echo will accept paid in advance subscriptions at the old rate of one dollar.
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Ladies’ Patriotic Society Notes
Navy
QM N.L
Europe
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McNaught
W_ J Stevens
Ren’s Aid Society
Lady's Home Journal
Hamiota Consolidated
MR. Cresswell’s
Public School Department
Miss Sproat
Miss McFarland
Miss Ripley's
Miss Cochrane
Tae Peay
Aee
C. T. Cresswell
Katharine Griffin
Willie Stinson
Eric Hayward
Edward Venables
Margaret Keough
Barford Hansen
Lorne Jamieson
Dorothy Fraser
Lloyd Wilson
Arthur Venables
Mary Spence
Olive Kemp
Jack Jamieson
Annie Greenaway
M Cochrane
Frank Taylor
Dora Bennest
Beatrice Hoy
Ada Warren
Earl Whimster
Mary Fraser
Christine Grenik
Dora Bennett
Kathleen Francis
Mildred Wilson
Annie Little
Fred Penny
Dorothy Reid
Margaret McNaught
Leonard Sheardown
Marjorie Venables
Isabel Squibb
LM Ripley
Tescher
Doris Delbridge
Jean Spence
Victor Kerr
Willie Woods
Lizzie Anderson
Wladeslaw Grenik
Jack Keimyp
Frances Gray
Ticles Bennest
Margaret Pearson
Winona Spence
Kathleen Lindsay
Lorraine Hodge
Barbara Josey
Hervey Jordan
Claude Johnson
Harvey Jordan
Hazel Scott G Houck
Spelling
Norburn Todd
Margaret Wisin
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United Grain Growers, Ltd
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Regina
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Jas. Scott
F. Davidson, Decker A. W. Lief
Lavinia
Donald
S A. Sproat
Imperial Lumber
Alex. Kerr
Money-Order
Banks and
Canada
W.S. S
Sir Thomas White
E. M. Tennyson
Hamiota Machine Shop
W. J. Stinson
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Grand Trunk Pacific
Washington
Vancouver
Oregon
Victoria
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