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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
4
A woman confined to baby food for three years reports relief after using Adierika. She says the first spoonful eases stomach gas and removes old waste, improving meals and sleep. Endorsed by Mra. M Gunn and B R McNaught, a druggist.
Piano offered direct from the factory with simple payment plans. Each instrument is inspected and tested before delivery to the customer, with the seller inviting interested buyers to contact for a personal discussion during visiting rounds in their district.
Decker two rinks skippered by Mre E Bedford and Mrs D Mc Kay played Crandall with Bedford defeating Angus and McKay losing to Cummings by one point. Local events include the final men's curling series game won by W Andrews rink 14 to 9, and upcoming ladies and men bonspiels followed by a Curling Club dance and a large pie social at E W Alexander's raising over 3000 for the church fund.
Hamiota Lodge No 38 and Grace Rebekah Lodge No 35 celebrate thirtieth and fifteenth anniversaries with a banquet for about eighty attendees. Guest Bro William Dick, Grand Master of Manitoba, is honored as a guest of the two lodges and a packed program of toasts and musical numbers closes with O Canada.
Oakner won the return cribbage match at Pope by 20 points after Thursday evening play. The event featured a launch and the town plans curling and open skating rinks. Over 350 dollars were subscribed in a single afternoon. Oakner school van routes awarded to Joo Clarke Jessie Smith Chas Ross Joo McMillan caretaker Joo Young Harry Knight and David Reid.
Miss Sarah Jane Whitely became the bride of Emil Marcellus Axness the groom’s home in Conquest Saskatchewan on Monday January 30 1928. Rev J G Bacon officiated as Mrs Geo Rouleau sister of the groom sang O Promise Me and Lohengrin’s Wedding March was played by Mrs Bruce E Jones another sister. The bride entered with her brother M E Whitely giving her away. A buffet luncheon followed and music preceded the couple’s departure for a honeymoon to Vancouver and western points.
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The Novelty Bonspiel begins February 23 with entry fees of 200 dollars per rink or individual entry. Rinks must enter by February 20, featuring Challenge knock-out, second chance, and Consolation events with multiple prizes and a two-woman two-man team format. Matches start at 7 and 9 PM with forfeits for missed times, under official umpire O. Lindsay and secretary F. H. Squibb.
A social evening in the town hall drew many children who enjoyed a program and games. The Masquerade ball and Leap Year dance are planned for the 24th and 29th with no rented costumes to keep things fair. The Sunday school forms a Young People class taught by Miss Hutchison, while Mies Peto and Mr. Kitely led sewing talks and knot tying demonstrations for girls and boys respectively. Nine students including Wilbert Mair and Marion McConnell were chosen for future oratorical contests. Mrs White of Hamiota, recently discharged from hospital, visits her sister Mrs J T Pollock.
Wm. Warren former secretary treasurer of Miniota municipality faced a hearing at Minone dose before Judge Galt in Winnipeg. The accused pled guilty to theft of about $2900 from the municipality and received one year in Portage jail. A second charge of falsifying accounts was also proven and tacked to the same one year term.
The Angus Works Police Team No. 1 of the Canadian Pacific Railway won the Sherwood Police Championship in open Dominion competition and also captured the Shaughnessy Shield for eastern Canada. Awards were presented in Montreal by CPR officials including B. W. Beatty, with Col. D. T. Irwin presenting the Sherwood Trophy. Other Dominion honors went to Chapleau Ontario and Toronto Freight teams.
The article warns that seed wheat with abnormal or discolored kernels cannot mature properly. It notes 1927 prairie harvest conditions accentuated these defects, lists various kernel conditions and their causes, and states germination drops and plants weaken when such wheat is sown. It emphasizes careful seed selection and notes cleaning removes only some bad kernels.
Doubtful samples of seed grain should be sent to any of the Dominion Experimental Farms to avoid inaccurate results.
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