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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a sale in Hamiota and announce a hockey rink event next week. It mentions a match involving Wan and Riger, with unclear details and several garbled names and numbers. The readable items include a sale notice and a planned game at the Hamiota rink on May night.
Don t write fire insurance rates until you get Min iota Mutual Fire Insurance Co. McConnell district representative Colin Gibson advertises items for sale and insurance rates references.
The temperance gathering unanimously urged united church action to oppose liquor legislation in Manitoba and to back a Referendum Campaign for government control of beverage sales. It called for an executive committee to lead efforts and secure a province wide ban. Also noted are local youth Shoeshoe and Skating Club meetings at Atuimah Club with weekly sessions and a $1.00 fee to Ro Moore.
A Crandall update reports Alf Gray leaving for Regina and Norma classes, local infants, and visitors from Plains and Ontario. It notes church services and efforts led by Rev Brady, the consolidated school’s progress under Principal Moore, snow plow routes, and the Woman’s Institute installing new officers led by Mrs R E Borland and others.
Charlee F. Howard thanks voters of District No 41 for support in the recent election and pledges to uphold the approved platform. He signs the note as Yours truly and expresses commitment to service.
A reader to The Echo questions a January 19 house warming notice asserting its importance over the provincial legislature. The writer defends civic duties and questions the Farmers' Government, urging respect for elected representatives. The note ends with a reminder about drayage and gasoline left at McColl's Harness Shop.
Chas Sheardown has taken over the agency for the Rawleigh Products Co and displays a broad selection of their specialties on a bow in the room of the Bank of Hamilton block.
Mrs Rostron is certified by the Royal Academy of Music London and the Incorporated Society of Musicians London. Her studies include Trinity College London Conservatorium of Music Leipzig and under Dr Bates. She trained at Norwich Cathedral Choral Work and Singing under Dr Fricker and at Toronto, Canada. She is late of Leeds Yorkshire and associated with Sir Charles Villiers Stanford and the Royal Choral Society in London.
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