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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1931
Page
1
Gent's mitts win 12 1 over Cardale at the rink. Rev Chas Wood conducts services at Christ Church and Oak River. Various church events, auctions, and social drives announced. Farm notices include mortgage sale and tax penalty changes. Community health updates report Hubert Reates with scarlet fever.
A newspaper ad lists fabric specials including 36 inch Washwell Gingham at 28 1 2 cents per yard, 32 inch Potter’s Prints at 22 11 4 cents, and 54 inch French Flannels in three colors at 87 cents per yard. Ladies’ winter weight vests offered at regular price.
Thos Lemon of Hamiota advertises suit cleaning and pressing for 150 dollars. Local customers are encouraged to have garments serviced in town.
Mrs A Connor claims Adlerika stopped her stomach gas in ten minutes after five months on soup. The ad promotes Adlerika as a full stomach and bowel cleanser removing old waste, with Druggist LK McNaught of Hamicta endorsing it.
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