Additions to Hamiota Horticultural Prize List 1941
The Hamiota Horticultural Society adds sections for 1941 prize entries. Sec Jia best display of pressed cultivated flowers with leaf matching, for grade 3 and 4 children, no entry fee, prizes 1st 125 dollars, 2nd 7 dollars, 3rd 50 cents. Sec 3ip best display of pressed grades 5 and 6, no entry fee, prizes 1.25 dollars, 2nd 75 cents, 3rd 50 cents. Sec 43 best kept garden and grounds for summer 1941 in Hamiota, prizes donated by Society and Village Council: 1st 8 dollars, 2nd 6 dollars, 3rd 4 dollars, 4th 2 dollars.
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Hamiota Horticultural Society
Hamiota
Dominion Day prize winners and War Savings stamps
The Dominion Day prize went to Colin A. McMillan for a $5000 War Savings Certificate. June’s $500 certificate was won by Mrs. L King. Twenty five individuals, including Angus Mac Kay Norman Smith and Roy McConnell, won $100 War Savings Stamps. winners must call at the Royal Bank to collect. Over $200 distributed since March. Entries for July to be left with I. P. Strickland T. M. Levins or at the banks.
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Colin A. Mc
L King
Angus MacKay
Norman Smith
W. W. Josey
Roy McConnnell
Mies Pear
MccConnell
W. J. McBain
Mra
M. McLennan
Miss M McDougall
I P Strickland
F. H Heath
Wee, White
Roy Kirk
F. A Mannell
Mra. Jos. Hanna
C. W. Venables
W. Butler
Jne McLellan
S. Sneid
C Butler
William Pearson
P W. Hedley
A M Fleming
J H MclIntosh
C. Park
J. H. Butler
Jas. Morison
T. M. Levins
R G Baattis
F. C Bennest
A. E McConnell
F A. Mansell
Wm. McConnell
Harvey Bray
Walter Moffatt
J. F. Smithson
Mise
the Royal Bank
ASK for and Buy Brooms Made by the Blind at Red & White Store
A note directs customers to ask for and purchase brooms crafted by blind workers at the Red and White Store in Hamiota, urging shoppers to inspect the label on each broom.
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Red & White
Hamiota
Winnipeg visitors and local travel notes in brief
OARNER Mise Olive Brown of Winnipeg visits her parents as Mr and Mrs J Brandon and Hagel travel to Clear Lake. Frank Harrison returns from Winnipeg. Oliver Dickie and son Lorne depart for Geraldton. Esther Rankincoop wins another scholarship and Red Cross reports include hundreds of knitted and sewn items donated through 1940 1941.
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Mise Olive Brown
Winnipeg
Mr and
Mrs . Browse
Frank Harrison
Oliver Dickie
Lorne
Geraldton
Oat
Phyllis Raokie
Ann Borkhold
Sinagoosh
Man
Esther Rankincoop
Sobkowich
Name of Post Office Must Be Included In Military Mail
Public appeal by Postmaster General William P Mallock urges full addressing of mail to troops in Canada and overseas. Include regimental details, unit location, and name of post office for domestic letters. Overseas mail should show unit details and Canadian Army Overseas without a place name. Prepaid letters and a return address are required.
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Canada
William P. Mallock
K.C
Camade
Army Postal Service
Canadian Postal Corps
Canadian Army
Britain Should Favor Canadian Food Exports Over Ireland
The author argues Britain should prioritize Canadian farm products after the war, noting De Valera blocks Irish ports complicating Atlantic aid to Ireland. Canada supports Empire defense with money and blood, unlike Ireland and Ki re, urging a buying preference for Canadian cattle eggs bacon poultry and cheese over Irish goods.
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Atlantic
de Valera
Great Britain
Canada
Kire
Eire
Seeds of Grasses and Legumes on Manitoba Farms
Brandon Experimental Farm urges more seed production of grasses and legumes to boost hay and pasture, stressing timely harvest to avoid shattering. Notes on maturity cues include crested and slender wheat, brome, alfalfa variability, and using standard grain binders for small sheaves. Also mentions notices, war savings appeal, wedding stationery and office ads.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Bowling Schedule and Weed Inspection Report
Bowling schedule lists draws starting at seven with single greens and swaps through July including Hudson Fraser Moore and Carll entries. Weed inspection covers Wards 4 5 and 6 with 151 farms visited 17500 acres cultivated 65 farms in second operation and most others finished Wheat good oats and barley need moisture soon Growing crops fairly clean and wheat heading well says inspector E W McConnell.
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E. W. McConnell
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Hitler
Millan
I. P. Strickland
T. M Levins
Great Lakes
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Oarner
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Hagel
Clear Lake
Red Cross
Psira
the World Wheat
G. L. Strange
Roosevelt
Echo Office
Hudson—Fraser Moore—Allshire
Hudson— Fraser
Hudson — McConnell
Carll— Moore
Allshire— Fraser
Mrs. Hadson—Allishire McConnell— Moore
Carll
Hadson Allehire—McConnell
Mrs. Hudson— Moore Carll—Fraser
Dr. Hudeon
Hudeon Moore— Fraser
McConnell
Hudson Carll—Allshire
Hudson —Carll Allshire—McConnell
Carll— Fraser
Hudson— Moore
Hudeon— McConnell
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Country Guide
Nor’West Warrior
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Asisivsy
Jao
Canada Poultry Review
True Story
Silver Screen
Christian Herald
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McCall's Magazine
Parents
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Nor’West Farmer
McCall's
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Family Herald & Weekly Star, Inc
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