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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
6
Public auction of farm land in Manitoba offers the SE quarter of section 23 and NE quarter of section 14 in township 13 range 24 West. About 170 acres cultivated with a good house stable and outbuildings on site. 20 percent deposit required. reserve bid. details from vendor's solicitor W J Burgess.
The January 12 Y S gathering at Ed Hazelwood's home hosted 13 members and 4 visitors with Miss Ethel Hazelwood elected organist. The January 19 joint Chamab Sunday School and Church meeting at W R Kirk's featured officer elections and strong reports. Also noted were a blend of social events, illness, and a horse incident affecting Frank Flight.
The Manitoba Wholesale Co-operative held its annual Winnipeg meeting last week with strong attendance. Turnover rose by 50000 over 1931, yielding a net surplus of 4557, allocated to reserve and patronage for Locals. The Hamiota Association will receive about 300 in patronage. The article urges building a stronger reserve to reduce bank dependence and improve local financing.
A leader warns locals to strengthen cash operations and education in co operation. He cites dangers from credit sales and external bait to bypass the wholesale, urging loyalty and careful management to protect the movement and its Manitoba suppliers.
Hamiota Consumers' Co operative Ltd posts a manager contact listing with the name Syd and phone 170 for inquiries at the Hamiota cooperative.
The sixth annual meeting hears that 1932 brought no real improvement and optimism is low. The President praises the Wholesale and Locals for strengthening finances, urges affiliated locals to join for lower costs, and stresses building bargaining power to face competition. He warns of the need to unite amid rising consumer cooperation and to maintain adequate reserves.
The Court of Revision for the Rural Municipality of Hamiota will be held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday March 1.
McConnell Sunday School elected officers for 1933 led by Superintendent C Brown and Florence Brown as treasurer. The Taxis Boys held a social at Mrs Drewry's with crok onole skat ing and lunch. Oak River plans a play Captain Racket on January 27 with a dances and prizes. Oskner senior hockey team visits McConnell January 25 for a friendly. The community welcomes Master Gregory, son of Mr and Mrs J Gregory.
The listing shows bulk tea blue label braid tea fresh dates figs jonathons per lb prices 25 to 35 cents with multi item deals. Ontario cheese Kraft cheese vegetable soup crown syrup soda biscuits and various canned goods priced for sale with quantities listed.
The Hamiota United Church held its annual meeting with strong attendance and positive reports. WMS, WA, and Mission Band met their allocations and donated funds and goods to missions. several departments reported a balanced year with small deficits in the general fund.
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