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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
8
The Brandon Experimental Farm invites requests to aid farmers in refining field layouts and stock numbers. Send a sketch of current farm layout, land types, and stock, plus water and fencing details to the Superintendent. a questionnaire and blank forms will follow for drafting recommended changes.
Revenue totals show CN railways posted 2 581 318 for the week ending January 7 1936 versus 2 486 587 for the same period in 1935. The report notes regional figures including orange GPs and a 147 731 item among the data.
E A S 2 practical shoemaker offers boot and shoe repairs along with harness repairs. He handles diverse leatherwork and upkeep for footwear and related gear.
Thomas Hamilton, Crandall district pioneer and first postmaster, died January 17 1936 at his daughter Mra R E Emmett's home in St James Ontario born August 4 1856 he settled near Crandall in 1882 and founded coal and lumber works in the village he married Mary Evane in 1885 survived by his widow two daughters Edna and Mrs Ro E Emmett and a son Dr T W Hamilton burial in St James cemetery.
Mrs Wesley Rivers arrived Saturday from Empress Alberta to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Smith. Due to the cold weather no service was held Sunday. On Saturday it was announced the Colt Show would be held on March 7 with a prompt to start training for a potential prize.
Lavinia Misa Hadland visited Mrs. Chas. Smith in Decker for a social evening with local youths. Lavinia United Church held its annual meeting with Mr. Brown pastor presiding and reports from Ladies Aid and Sunday School showing solid balances and plans for the year. Board members W. A. McConnell and D. Aird were reappointed. McConnell named organist. Mrs. E. A. Dixon assistant. A. E. Lief named choir teacher.
The Decker WMS hosts a birthday party on February 25 at Mrs E W Alexander home with admission 25c for adults and 15c for children. The U P Class visited President Miss Davis Lints Thursday evening. The Bridge Club met at Mrs W Cumberland Wednesday. prize winners were Mrs J Merrick, Mrs A L Decker, Mr A L Decker, and Mr W Cumberland. The Ladies Aid and WMS met Thursday at Mrs FF W Decker to plan the event. The WMS met Saturday in the Hall to discuss the district fair and heard a paper on Public Health Work by Mrs L Cochran. Miss Roberta Clarke of Isabella visited Miss Helen Quinton for the weekend.
Mrs Fargey and daughter Marion of Belmont are guests of Mrs Fargey’s father Mr Cumming who is currently in poor health. The notice extends wishes for a speedy recovery.
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