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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
1
A Jan 23 1923 letter to the editor from Hamiota warns EWM to avoid wandering alone after midday amid vague threats. The writer defends his faults as afflictions and urges caution, noting some people are intensely self‑focused yet contribute useful work. Old Timer pleads for prudence.
Applications are invited for the positions of Police and Utility Man and Scavenger for the year 1922 in Hawivta Village. Applicants must state salary required. Submit to the Secretary Treasurer.
Local brief recounts a 1 cent hockey game where Hamiota defeated Isabel at the rink. The column lists residents traveling to Brandon and Yorkton, upcoming auctions and loans, an optometrist visit, and several social events. Community notes include a shower for Miss Wilma Hogel, a House Warming by the Women's Institute and Atoimah Club, and a large Bible study with social evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart.
The Hamiota Hospital Board invites applications for the year 1923. Applicants must file by February 1 1922 and state the salary expected.
A stocktaking sale reveals numerous oddments short lengths and broken lots placed in the Dry Goods Centre Pablo. Prices are marked to move. customers are invited to come in and see for themselves.
A local retailer advertises nine ladies' winter weight suits with long sleeves and V necks, ankle length. Regular price two dollars, sale price one dollar forty five cents. The offer highlights warm, full-coverage garments aimed at cold-season wear.
A brief sale note lists scarves, a wool skirt, and other woolen garments with regular prices from 75 to 81.50. Sale price is 35 cents each, offering a small wardrobe selection at deep discounts.
Two pieces of fine English Cambric 36 inches wide with even thread. Excellent for all cotton garments. Regular price 60 cents per yard.
Eight only pairs Black ankle length Drawers, size S to LO years, elastic at the top. Regular price $1.15.
Fabric sale lists two pieces of Allover Lace in colors black navy brown white cadet and lavender. Width is full IS in. Regular price 125 dollars per yard reduced to 81.95 sale price 95 cents per yard.
A classified line lists 15 dozen silken spools in about ten shades plain and variegated on large spools with a regular sale price quoted in cents.
About a dozen heavy winter weights offered in a variety of sizes and colors. The item listing highlights a balanced mix to cover multiple needs.
The record notes boys overalls with bibs and without in a strong Welsh revival style. It lists S150 as the reference or price and describes the garment color and weight.
Classified note advertises d4 inch all wool serge in good substantial weight for skirts and dresses. Quoted sale price 1.35 yard with emphasis on affordable material for garment makers.
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