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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 19, 1930
Page
4
New policies total 161 391 with net $654 451 143.27 and an advance of 213 206 752.36, over 48 percent higher than last year. Average policy exceeds 4 000 for the first time, with total assurances in force $1 401 237 036.94. net profits and reserves updated, and a continued high rate of continuance among policyholders.
A Canadian insurer notes strict regulatory oversight in Canada the United States and 38 states including Michigan Massachusetts Minnesota Ohio Tennessee Washington Virginia West Virginia Florida and the District of Columbia. A 22 member examiner committee recently completed a thorough review praising policyholder treatment and confirming strength reporting a final year surplus of $1,333,921.71 above its own valuation.
The February agr icultural convention delegates report in Winnipeg was announced for reception. President opened the session as Mr Wao Matheson presented notes, highlighting Better Farm Movement and membership drives. The meeting debated agricultural representation and district needs while attendees observed seating discomfort and sewing class proposals. Ed W. McConnell.
The McConnell hall will host a school concert and dance this Friday. The Young People’s Society met at Holy Lea School with over seventy attending. A debate on community hall funds vs a rink was won by the affirmative led by Edith Rothine and Arthur Allen. Judges included Mrs Fowlie and Mrs Emerson. A newspaper was made during the social period for Bob Arbuthton, who is leaving the district.
The note references a nest order with a price and quality assessment for Macheeny. It lists concerns about value and value alignment, indicating a need to verify cost and product quality before finalizing procurement.
The Canadian Medical Association asserts breast milk as the best food for infants noting its digestibility sterility and disease protection. It argues artificial feeding increases sickness and that nursing aids physical and mental development, urging every child’s right to breast feeding and inviting questions addressed to the association in Toronto.
The Griswold Indian Reserve hockey team defeated Hamiota in overtime in an exhibition at Hamiota. The game featured a four goal burst by Hamiota in the first period, Griswold answering with five straight, and a tied seven seven score after regulation. Hawiota secured the winning goal just before time, with J Lyness refereeing a clean contest.
Violet Ivy Hutchings eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Hutchings of Shoal Lake married B W Park of Winnipeg last week. Rev Bruce Thornton of St Paul’s church officiated. The gown featured Rosewood chiffon and radium lace with a matching hat. The groom gave an amethyst brooch. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Br Thomascon of Victoria Avenue Winnipeg.
The Dominion reports a suite of attractions at Quebec City celebrations including the Fete de Nuit Ice Pageant and Dog Sled Derbys fronted by the Imperial City. Canadian Pacific showcases Empress of Japan and Empress of Britain launches while Jasper Park Ski Club plans a February carnival spanning Jasper to Banff. New Brunswick farms post 25.7 million value for 1929 with Manitoba Saskatchewan grain pools distributing payments. Manitoba’s Royal Winter Fair victory praised by Premier Bracken.
The Canadian Pacific Railway implements a single fare of 550 dollars and a return fare of 990 dollars between Hamiota and Winnipeg. Travel is available via Minnedoea or Brandon, offering flexible route options for passengers.
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