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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
Gye Mamiota Echo published thrice weekly by damiots tebo Publishing at $1.50 per issue. Transient advertisements include Wanted Lost Pound Strayed For Sale To Let Etc. Rates are 4 cents per line for each additional insertion. Changes must be at the office by Tuesday for same week publication. W Venables, H W, Josey, Psaorxixrons.
Citizens respond to a 12 000 borrowing plan for sidewalks and street improvements. The letter cites two years of costs for patching and lumber, argues for permanence and lower taxes, and notes regional transportation changes affecting local trade. Voters will decide by bylaw vote and the paper invites further opinions from residents.
Veterinarian J. Jamison warns that an Aspergillus Fumigatus mould in spoiled second growth fodder strains cattle and other stock. Scarce feed grains cause unbalanced rations, heightening susceptibility to fungal infection and possible transmission between animals.
The Shoal Lake Star reports Ham iota plans to construct concrete sidewalks using government aid. The editorialized note hints at a sizable cheque potentially backing the project.
A fragmented notice mentions Hamida and Creelman Sask with stray names Allan Creelman visiting his father Joe Allan returning home. The sale column lists 1400 bushels of oats at 60c, a Ramley 1530 Gas Engine and a Ford car offered by G. E Barrett. A Grain Growers Association meeting is set in the Orange Hall Saturday at 2 o’clock to discuss the Branden convention report.
The issue lists flu bans in Miniota and Firtle districts, village and rural council meetings, a Winnipeg trip for residents, and multiple notices for sales, loans, and farm products. It records obituaries and a memorial note for Pte John W. Booker, with dates and local contacts.
Two local families welcome newborn girls in late January 1919. The McConnell couple George and Mrs McConnell greet Bern, while Gilbert and Mrs Hern of Hamiota celebrate Ruby Viola Bailey at Hamiota Hospital, and Mr and Mrs Bailey of Decker announce Mildred Evelyn Bailey.
Notice says applications will be received by the See Treas for the village position of Police and General Utility Man to be considered at the council meeting held on Monday February 3rd. Andrew Jos appears in the text.
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