Village Council Proceedings Hamio te January 2 1929
Village of Hamiota council meets to declare officers appoints 1929 standing committees names mayor acting mayor and key staff. Appointments include secretary treasurer constable health officer hospital board and weed and building inspector with salaries unchanged from 1928. Council declines forming a health district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hibbert
Messie J A Stewart
Jos Hanna
Onan A Steele
Montgomery
Council approves payment of city accounts
The finance committee examined and recommended paying several accounts including Hibbert police and utility $60 Reeder scavenger $360 J T Anderson work $1650 F L Housaker fire dept $275 A G Brown work 85 Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd street light $96 23 gas account $3 The report was adopted and the secretary treasurer instructed to issue cheques in payment of the accounts. The Council then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbert
Reeder
J T Anderson
L Housaker
Fire Dept
G Brown
Shawinigan Chemicals Ltd
Knox Oakner and Scotia United Churches Service Schedule
Rev J M Wallace leads morning worship at Hamiota 11 o clock with a boys and girls story. Sunday School 12 10 Bible classes then 7 pm joint service in Knox church on the theme An Interpretation of Primitive Man. Midweek service in Knox United on Wednesday 8 pm OAENEB service at 2 pm Sunday School 3 pm and 2 30 pm preaching service 3 30 pm. Scotia congregation annual meeting Monday January 28 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
Knox United Church
of Scotia Congregation
Seed Corn and Clover Orders Sought by Hamiota Society
B R McNaught and L S Taylor travel to Winnipeg on business while R V Smith of the Royal Bank visits the Crandall branch this week due to the manager's illness. The Hamiota Agricultural Society will handle seed corn and clover again this year and invites orders soon through F B Squibb secretary treasurer by phone 26 or 58 in Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Smith
Royal Bank
Crandall
Hamiota Agricultural Society
Squibb
Treas
Hamiota
Christ Church Anglican Curate Services and Lent Observances
Rev John Frank M A Boly in charge lists monthly communion on the first Sunday and a 3 pm service on Septuagesima while noting no morning service. Evensong and address Wednesday at 7 30 pm with confirmation in the curate's study. Church open for prayer and Lent preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frank
Boly Communion
Zion and Chumah United Churches Service Notice
Joint services and Sunday schedule announce Rev E Land leading at Zion and Chumah United Churches on January 27 1929 with a study on The Shepherd Psalm junior address Pat Out the Dark 1210 Sunday School classes at 2 p m preaching at 245 evening service 7 o'clock at Knox church theme An Interpretation of Primitive Man all are welcome mid week service to be held at Knox United Church on
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamah
Knox Church
Alli
Knox United Ehurch
Mrs H Stinson Widowed Pioneer Passes at 75
The death of Mrs Rachel Stinson widow of Henry Stinson occurred Monday January 14 1929 after a week long illness from influenza. Born in Wallace Ontario she was the first woman settler in Brandon and later lived near Hamiota and Hamiodta. Survived by five sons three brothers and one sister. funeral Thursday at Zion United Church and interment at Hamiota Cemetery.
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Rachel Stinson
Henry Stinson
Stinson
Wallace
Ont
Brandon
Hamiota
Hamiodta
Wesley
Gordon
Glen McPherson
Sask
Edwin
Spruce Lake
Milton
Togo
William
John Hogeland
Charles Hogeland
Alex. Hogeland
Kincardine, Ont
Grant Pendleton
Swift Current
Hamiota Bonspiel Opens January 28 With Printed Program
Community notes announce the start of the Hamiota Bonspiel on Monday January 28 and that programmes will be printed this week. Other items mention a January 21 marriage at Knox Manse between Miss Annie Cartney and Mr. Geo Sonter, and an invitation for public meeting reports from councils, schools, and hospitals. Visitors may call in with news.
Decker Charter No 50 Published by Editor F W Decker
The Decker Charter No 50 is issued for the people of Decker and the surrounding district. Editor F W Decker announces the latest issue aims to inform residents about local affairs and public interests.
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Decker
No Hope For Man Who Knocks His Hometown
A saying warns that knocking one’s home town proves a person unable to succeed elsewhere. It argues that those who demean their own community would fail anywhere they move and harm their own prospects.
McCormick-Deering Grain Drills Show Versatile Attachments
A short note highlights McCormick Deering grain drills with accurate feeding and light pull. Optional equipment includes hoes shoes single or double disc boots and grass seed attachments. A separate line mentions a janitor's daughter who swept him off his feet.
Farm Repairs Promise Efficiency Through Updated Parts
A rural adage links success to work and ambition with a family of traits like perseverance and character. It urges familiarity with the old main to handle the rest and notes that farm implements perform better when parts are new and efficient, advising early repairs and genuine IH parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I H.C
Farm Implements Sold At Local Hardware Store
A local hardware store advertises a selection of farm implements for sale. Equipment includes plows harrows and hoes with competitive pricing and in stock availability.
Good Equipment Makes A Good Farmer
The fragment notes a proverb about equipment influencing farming quality and hints at agrarian advice. It includes humorous quips about law, rent, customers, and a courtroom jest about remarriage, reflecting light editorial tone. The piece preserves dated humor and rural wisdom.
Built to Serve McCormick-Deering Grain Drills
Years of experience produced the McCormick-Deering Grain Drills built to serve for years and years. They top the list as great savers in the west.
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McCormick-Deering
West
Prize List of Donations and Valued Items
First Prize cups and four leather bags donated by Sun Life Insurance Co. valued at 125.00 with additional prizes including four heavy jumbo knit sweaters 26.00 four Bucks Swifts breakfast bacon 16.00 and four motor clocks 14.00 Second set features a silver cup and four smokers stands valued at 34.00 four Esmond Indian blankets 20.00 four cut glass bon bon dishes 16.00 and four balloon automobile tubes 29x4.40 valued at 19.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Life Insurance Co
British Farm Workers Trained for Canada Scheme Extended
The Land Settlement Branch announces extending the training scheme for inexperienced British farm workers bound for Canada. Selected men aged 18 to 25 will receive short Britain based instruction on milking cows harnessing driving and using common Canadian farm implements. Applicants contact Manitoba Wheat Pool or United Grain Growers elevators or Capt. Johnston Field Supervisor at Shoal Lake or district office Commercial Building Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Settlement Branch
Canada
Great Britain
Manitoba Wheat Pool
United Tgrain Growers
Capt. Johnston
Land Settlement
Shoal Lake
Wivuipeg
Adierika Adverstisement Claims Rapid Gut Relief
An old text advertises Adierika with claims it relieves gas and removes waste in a single spoonful. Mrs Glenn Butler is quoted describing pain relief after taking the product and better sleep. The ad urges readers that Adierika improves meals and sleep regardless of prior remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Butler
Adherika
B.R. McoNaught
Druggis
Yammva
Chambers Cup Prizes Donated by The Chambers Co
The event awards prizes donated by The Chambers Co Ltd with first prize four men’s fancy shirts valued at 12 dollars second prize four electric toasters valued at 12 dollars and third prize four glass water sets valued at 10 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chambers Co., Ltd
New Model A Fords Hit Market Amid Winter Pep Talk
A report notes the first carflot of the New Model A Fords arriving on Wednesday with sales optimism. An Aberdonian’s boot guarantee prompt back shop claims highlights strict fit issues and a curious reply about a brother on night shift.
Farmers Aid Service Lets Help Seek Workers Early
A practical farming aid program encourages farmers to file their helper applications early to secure labor. The service aims to connect farmers with available farm workers and streamline the hiring process.
Quebec grain elevator near completion in January
The Quebec City grain elevator project aims to store 2,000,000 bushels and is approaching completion with three galleries and the marine tower yet to finish. Separately, a Canadian Pacific Express air mail and air express service is speeding gifts between major eastern and western hubs for Christmas delivery. Vancouver gears up for Sea Music Festival January 23 to 26 at the Hotel Vancouver following a Yuletide festival in Victoria.
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Quebec City
Canadian Pacific Express
Quebec
Montreal
New York
Ottawa
Toronto
Winnipeg
Regina
Calgary
Edmonton
Air Express
Vancouver
Empress Hotel
Victoria
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Geo Anderson
James Park
E J Venables
Counsillore Moore
Park
Sheardown
Venables, Moore and
Sheardown, Park and Moore
Venables and Sheardown
Moore, Sheardown and
Venables
Moore
Jos Andrew
Harry Reeder
E D Hodson
J. M. Wallace
M.A
Scotia
R. McNaught
L S. Taylor
Imperial Lumber Yards
A. Kerr
Loca
Mgr
Hunsaker’s Garage
Acetylene
Overland Cars & Waterloo Threshing
Christ Church
Zion and Chumah
United
Rev. E Land
H. Stinson
Decker Charter
Vol
F. W. Decker
Editorial
Common
Char
Acter
Esy
Liza
Hamiota Curling Club
AT & P.M
R. E. Houck
F. H. Squibb
Sec.Treas
Citizens’ Cup
Parker
A. S. Mair
B. Juckes
A. F. Basler
Noble
Chambers’ Cup
I. H.C. Ime
Ford Cars
B. H. Thomson
Braeburn Farm
Bohar
Saskatchewan
James W. Stuber
Quebec Association For the Protection of Fish and Game
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