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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1942
Page
4
January 24 1941 H G L Strange notes farmers should judge seed by true quality metrics not visual grain appearance. Registered or certified seed by the Canadian Seed Growers Association and Dominion Seed Branch implies high quality stock despite kernels being shrunk or green at first glance.
A Red Cross nurse from France, Norma Pedrow, presents a poem to the Camerons serving in this war. The piece salutes Canadian lads sent from Aldershot, recalls their hardships, and urges readers to judge them with empathy for mothers, wives, and sweethearts across the waves. It emphasizes strength given up by loved ones and the shared resolve of all involved.
The fragment notes that the cereal shows poor appearance true to variety with high germination and contains little weed seeds or other grain types.
The McConnell congregation held its annual meeting with reports showing progress and a healthy balance. Sunday worship at 11 and Sun School at noon. A Red Cross fundraiser entertained the public with Burns readings, violin numbers, a talk on Washington, and a dance after a communal lunch.
Get an application form at the nearest post office and mail it postage free. There is no licence fee. Applies to farmers gardeners livestock or poultry producers and fishermen unless buying goods for resale. Employees of a licensee are covered. After March 31 1942 notify the Director of Licensing of changes within 10 days.
Miss O Neild visited Winnipeg during the weekend. Mrs Dickie of Brandon visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Young. Mrs Dickies Sr. of Brandon visiting Jas Dickie. Jim Dickie confined to bed after a stroke. Inspector Vermander in town to transfer the local post office. Mr RK McFeely is the new postmaster per Mrs Hathaway who resigned.
Ill health prompted Mr J Morrison to return from The Pas. The Osis Club met at the school on Tuesday evening to address routine business. Reserve Friday February for the Red Cross Dance at Cak Ner School.
Canadian National Railways system reports gross revenues for the ten day period ending December 1941 at 8,942,295, up from 7,544,468 in the same period of 1940, an increase of 1,487,832.
A note invites readers to ask for and purchase brooms crafted by blind workers. It advertises the Isabel as a model or brand associated with this offering and describes how to obtain the items.
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