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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1931
Page
6
Weekly sale items include Oyster Shell at 1.85 per 100 lbs Praising Clover Leaf Honey at 1.15 for 16 lbs Lard and Blue Ribbon Tea at 15c per lb plus 2 lbs for 95c Bulk Broken Orange Pekoe Tea 3 lbs for 1.25 Fancy Pink Salmon 5 lb tin 90c and 1 lb tins 19c to 15c Oranges large per dozen 35c medium 26c and 20c Russel Apples Lemons Celery Lettuce per 4 lbs for 28c per dozen 35c 2 lbs for age per head 10c.
Rev R E MecCullagh presides with morning worship at 11 o clock on Sunday March 1 1931 at Hamiota United Church. The subject is The Great Teacher and His Teachings. Sunday School and Bible Classes follow at 12:10. Evening worship at 7 features How Much Are You Worth as the final address in the Series in Personality.
Decker CGIT members gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Whyte on Saturday with seventeen attendees. Miss Margaret Scott led the business meeting after a First Aid to the Drowning demonstration by Mrs. R Van Normen. The Crandall YPS hosted twenty five Crandall youth observers Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Riddell of Fro bisher, Sask. visit their daughter Mrs. A. Sweet. The WMS held World Day of Prayer Saturday at Mrs. H. Quinton’s home.
The president Mrs Edgar Siote with several members postponed the mene bonspiel indefinitely because of wild weather. P Strick land and B Stewart from the F W Decker staff remained unbeaten. Brandon school hosts Deere demonstration. YP Clase guests of Mrs Hodgson with 25 present. Literature led by T Coupe and C Grant. Pie social planned for March. Mr H Cox gave a fine Life of David Livingstone address. A pleasant contest followed a dainty hostess lunch.
A local dance in McConnell awarded prizes to Roth Parker and Robt Pollock with Merle Richardson as comic. The McConnell YPS met in church for an open session where UF M versus YPS debated the usefulness of the U M. Mrs Emerson and D McKinnon handed prizes and led the firing.
Co-Operate! Gasolene Kerosene Distilate Our Wholesale announces a complete supply arrangement for these products. The notice highlights assured wholesale access and ongoing availability.
A growing demand across the province will be met with supply at a price enabling tractor operation.
Arrangements have been made with the Great West Saddlery Co to market their products across Manitoba. A catalogue will be issued soon, and readers are advised to hold orders until the brochure arrives.
We have made arrangements with the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company to supply tires and tubes that will mean a big saving to you in the end.
Complete implement shed barn or garage packages with all materials supplied and erection on your farm. This deal promises real savings during hard times and urges cooperation to balance budgets.
Mr and Mrs G W Hazelwood spent the weekend visiting in the district Mise Ruby Auwy visits Mr and Mrs Matt Campbell in Hamliota this week Mr Geo Delbridge and Rev N MacCleneghan attended the Presbytery in Minnedosa last week Lloyd Whyte spent a few days with Gordon Amy The Chumal Y P eight spent an evening at A L Andrew’s Feb 17 with about thirty Oakner young people Devotions opened Laura Kirk led the discussion on Success and a lunch followed The next meeting is March 8 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jno Smith with the literary committee in charge
The 1920 report notes over 18 000 cars of pulpwood moved from Canada west of Lake Superior to Wisconsin to make paper. Manitoba supplies most of the wood, with profits creating work for thousands, while critics warn the influx harms forests and prompts cross-border labor shifts. The piece questions Manitoba’s role and Canadian access to the US market.
A Manitoba group announces the creation of the Manitoba Farmers Anti-Compulsory Pool League a non political organization seeking support to resist compulsory pool measures. It pledges to educate farmers oppose legislation and push for a Royal Commission into Manitoba Wheat Pool dealings.
Constitutional section outlines officers and nine director board. Members pledge to oppose compulsory pool propaganda and defend citizens freedom in Manitoba.
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