Canadians urged to buy Canadian made goods to aid workers
The National Production Association says in September Canadians received aid averaging 75 per 10 000, while imports from the United States topped 44 million and the United Kingdom nearly 14 thousand. The group argues buying Canadian produced merchandise could create jobs and reduce reliance on taxes. It cites official statistics from the Dominion government covering the year to October 1987 and lists items like furniture, drugs, meats, and sewing machines as examples of imported goods that could be produced domestically instead.
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Canada should buy home produced goods to boost jobs
A report notes that imports of fish lamps tobacco sporting goods hardware tools paints typewriters farm implements and more were large in the year to October 1937 but all these items are produced in Canada. It urges Canadians to favor domestically produced articles when price and quality compare to support employment.
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Manufacturers Life Report Shows Marked Expansion
The fifty fifth annual report of the Manufacturers Life Insurance Company for 1937 shows marked expansion. New insurances including deferred annuities rose to 60,159,855 with a gain of 2,710,527 over the prior year, the tocom was the largest in the company’s history at 32,155,456. Assets climbed to 154,938,935 with bonds totaling 85,953,777 including government and municipal securities. Real estate mortgages reached 25,996,855 and stock investments 7,602,555. Policyholder payments amounted to 13,372,542 with 3,139,323 paid to living policyholders and 4,233,219 to death beneficiaries. Reserve and surplus figures rose across multiple accounts, including dividends, policy reserves, and contingencies.
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Tocom
Hamiota United Church Event Notes 1938
Sunday January 30 1938 program at Hamiota United Church features "The Asquiths and the Gladstones" a peep behind the scenes two interesting families plus "A Woman's Eve View of the War" lantern slides at 7 pm and Sunday School at 12 10. A Wayside Pulpit remark urges listeners to see and hear for themselves with a collection of pictures and India story.
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Asquiths
Gladstones
India
Christ Church Service Schedule January 30 1938
The Anglican Christ Church announces Rev. S. B. Guille L.Th Priest in Charge leads the Fourth Sunday after Epiphany service at 11 30 a.m. with Sunday School at 7 p.m. and evening service.
Birthday List for Local Figures in Hamiota District
Mary Elizabeth Thompson of Oakner Manitoba born January 27 1861 in Ramsay Cambridgeshire England and Geo S Anderson of Hamiota Manitoba born January 27 1867 in Stratford Ontario pioneer of 1889. Readers are invited to submit birth details for inclusion in a growing local birthday book to be published near upcoming dates.
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Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Oakner
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Ramsay
Cambridgeshire
England
Geo S. Anderson
Hamiota
Stratford, Ont
Echo
In Memoriam Pte John Booker KIA 1915
In loving memory of Private John Booker who fell in action January 30 1915 at age 18 Beloved brother of Mrs Ed Rutherford The hymn We shall not grow old is quoted and the line We shall remember them completes the notice
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John Booker
Ed. Rutherford
Ask for and Buy Brooms Made by the Blind at Red & White Store
A notice invites customers to request and purchase brooms crafted by blind workers at the Red and White Store in Hamiota, urging shoppers to see the product label for confirmation of origin and maker.
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Red & White
Hamiota
Foresters and Oddfellows Euchre Drive and Bonspiel Winners
The Foresters and Oddfellows held a Euchre Drive at the upcoming lodge meeting. The annual bonspiel at the rink last Thursday drew eight teams. G H Ruttan’s rink took the main event and E J Venables’ rink the consolation. The McConnell Calf Club and Fat Stock Show is set for late July 1938. exhibitors should select animals and begin feeding. The Echo Office offers a Dominion Business College course with 25 percent savings for cash. Christ Church held its annual congregational meeting last Thursday evening in the basement with strong attendance and reports showing solid finances, plus strong statements from the Women’s Auxiliary and Girls’ and Sunday School leaders.
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Foresters’ and Oddfellows
G. H. Ruttan
E. J. Venables
McConnell
Christ Church
G. B. Key
Ed. Rutherford
Joan Rutherford
J. G. McConnell
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