Wartime Health Advice Promotes Neo-Chemical Feed Tonic
In wartime guidance, readers are urged to maintain health through proper nutrition and to supplement with Neo-Chemical Feed tonic. The product is described as suitable for both young and old and said to supply essential vitamins and minerals for good health.
Hamiota Board of Trade Set Meeting Time
Hamiota Board of Trade will meet in the C P R waiting room at 8 o clock next Tuesday evening.
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Hamiota Board of Trade
C.P.R
Creamery Shipments and Local Notices in Hamiota Area
Household coal distributed among nearly 150 residents after a car arrived. Notices include for sale two brood sows and a quarter section for rent near Oakner. Events: monster Ice Carnival February 26 hosted by Girls War Work Board. Local dances and war relief fund events planned at Orange Hall and Hamiota United Church with details on times and admission.
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Girls’ War Work Board
Orange Hall
Hamiota Harmony Aces
Hamiota
Dance and Card Drive Raises 557.06 for Russian Relief
A large crowd gathered at the Orange Hall last Friday for a dance and card drive organized by the Hamiota Board of Trade and Ham Red Cross Society. Bridge winners were Mrs. C. G. Webb and J. G. McConnell. auctioned hamper raised extra funds, with total receipts reaching 557.06 for Russian relief after expenses.
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Orange Hall
Hamiota Board of Trade
Ham- Red Cross Society
Bridge
C. G. Webb
J. G. McConnell
Eachre
C. Sheardown
T. Stacey
E. L. Hodgson
Bill Fenty
Whitneys of Crandall Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H B Whitney of Crandall observed their golden wedding on January 25 1893. The couple, farming near Codrington later moving west to Minnesota then Crandall, are active in the United Church and local life. Children grandchildren and great grandchildren are listed. visitors and gifts arrived despite severe weather.
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Mrs. H. B. Whitney
Crandall
H. B. Whitney
E. G. McKenney
P. McKenney
Cramahe Township
Shilo
Ontario
Burton Whitney
Brighton
R. H. Leitch
Methodist Church
Castleton
Ont
Codrington
Minsota
United Church
Whitney
Women's Missionary Society
Red Cross
Crandall Curling Club
E. M. Warren
Brandon
C. A. Brunton
Dauphin
C. C. Douglas
Glenora
Burton
Fort George Residential School Burns in Quebec
Mrs Ed Rutherford reports a fire at the Indian-F squimo School Fort George Quebec on January 26. All staff and children escaped unharmed and took shelter at Hudson Bay Company premises and the Rectory. Rutherford notes two daughters on the staff.
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Ed. Rutherford
Westgate
Arctic
Fort George
Quebec
Hudson Bay
Harold N. Kirk Dies at 62 in Chumah Home
Harold Nicholas Kirk died at his home in Chumah on Saturday January 30 at age 62. The funeral was from the United Church in Hamiota to Hamiota Cemetery. A fuller detail will be provided next week.
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Harold Nicholas Kirk
Chumah
United Church
Hamiota
Jeurgens Passes Away at Home in Hamiota
Wm. Jeurgens died yesterday at his home in town. The funeral will be from his late residence in Hamiota tomorrow Thursday February 4 with service to start at 2 30 p.m.
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Wm. Jeurgens
Hamiota
Late Mrs. Wm. G. Johnston Rites Held in Hamiota
Elizabeth Harris widow of the late W G Johnston died January 26 1943 at her son Luther Johnston's home after a three week illness. Born May 22 1860 in Dumfries Scotland she came to Canada at age 12. Surviving Luther Wilfred Harris predeceased and her husband. Private funeral held January 28 conducted by Rev W G Onions burial in Hanmiiota Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers and acting pallbearers listed.
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Elizabeth Harris
W. G. Johnston
Luther Johnston
Mrs. Johnston
Dumfries
Scotland
Canada
Scarboro Township
Ont
Wm. G. Johnston
Hamiota
Johnston
Luther
Wilfred
Harris
W. G. Onions
Hanmiiota
G. S. Fraser
Dr. Hudson
W. Mathison
E. W. McConnell
A. G. Little
T. J. Strachan
D. C. Mathison
Clarke Mathison
L.A.C. Harris Johnston
War Savings and Lost Horse Notice from Hamiota
The notice asks readers to buy brooms made by the blind and to copy the label on the broom. It asks if anyone has purchased War Savings Certificates to lend money to democracy. A stray mare with a white face stripe, about 1200 pounds, is missing. contact Wm. McBain at 75-14 in Hamiota.
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Canada
Wm. McBain
Hamiota
Hamiota School War Stamp Sales Totals 1942 43
War stamp sales at Hamiota School are detailed by room and grade from Sept 11 1942 to Jan 29 1943. Miss Small's room 30 pupils raised 63 25, Mrs Fraser 33 pupils 47 25, Miss McCrindle 37 pupils 84 75, Mrs Holl 36 pupils 12000, Grade IX 13 pupils 49 25, Grade X 13 pupils 42 00, Grade AE 15 pupils 37 75, Grade XII 11 pupils 3 425. Total 489 50. Last school year total as of June 30 1942 1112 25.
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Miss Small
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McConnell Bros
Fred C. Bennest
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Manitoba
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John Metthee
District Fire Office
I. P. Strickland
Geo. Baker
Gladys Nicholls
Georgina May
Winnipeg
A. R. Paterson
Olive E. Strachan
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Brian Garth
Russian Relief Committee
B. R. McNaught
Ross
Miniota
Farrcon March
St. Apply F. Hunsaker
Oakner
Melanie Rutherford
Rockcliffe
Ottawa
R.C.A.F
C.O.F
Euthre
Russia Relief Fund
Mark
Jesus
Church School
Christian Church
C G.I.T
Nweid's Store News
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S. Sweid
Women
C.W.A.C
Canadian Women's Army Corps
Veteran's Guard
F. C. Bennest
Que
Harold N. Kirk
Christian Science Monitor
the Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
R. McConnell
Toronto