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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
1
An unsigned letter to a local paper argues against local option citing Neepawa’s bailout of liquor, property depreciation, and business losses. It warns that hotels would close and values drop if the by law passes, urging property owners to vote against the measure.
A large temperance gathering at Hamiota's Methodist and Presbyterian churches endorses local option. The meeting supports a July vote to join the province wide temperance drive and urges councils to schedule ballots for the rural municipality.
The Hamiota bonspiel opened Tuesday and draws strong attendance from outside areas though home club rinks are fewer. Ice quality lags due to mild weather, but competitive games persist with twelve ends typical and many matches decided by one to three points. Twenty three rinks from districts participate with teams such as Reynolds Beulah Brown Kenton Sproat Hamiota and several others listed.
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