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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
5
Going East this Summer you can travel best via the Great Lakes route on the Steam slips of the Northern Navigation Co. They offer fine service on the Great Lakes. Write to or ask your Grand Trunk Agent for full particulars.
For sale and wanted notices from Mrs McNaught and Mrs Stevens list poultry for hospital market price and crochet rack patterns. Rhubarb for sale appears, with pattern items including two storks and Baby's Clothes wording.
Dr Reid's dental office will close starting July 16 for about six weeks due to absence of qualified replacement staff. The office will reopen after roughly six weeks and no alternate operators will be available during the closure.
Tenders will be received for painting five vans of the Hamiota Consolidated School District No. 692 up to Saturday July 26 1919. Forms of tenders and all particulars regarding work required will be supplied by the Secretary.
The Board of Trustees of the Consolidated School District of Hamida No 692 invites applications for the secretary treasurer role until 5 p.m. August 7 1919. Applications must state salary and be in plain sealed envelopes marked Applications addressed to L S Taylor Sec Treas Hamita.
Sealed tenders addressed to the Secretary Treasurer of the Consolidated School District of Hamiota No 692 will be received up to 4 o'clock p m August 7 1919 for transporting children to Hamiota School on Routes A B C D E F and G Plan of routes and terms of contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
The Women's Institute convention at Metodia Church drew large attendance on a January Thursday. Mrs J G McConnell opened the afternoon session, praising past work by rural women and urging continued unity to meet postwar challenges. Miss Kelso outlined fair planning, uniform scoring, and novel exhibits while stressing practical community projects.
An evening program led by Presbyterian orchestra featured Mr Newton outlining the governments plan to place agricultural representatives province wide to support farmers. The MAC graduates noted, and six positions already in place, with educational reels for Boys and Girls Clubs to aid practical learning. Mr McConnell and Rev Me Spence highlighted literature, biblical teaching, and reverence, while warnings urged strict speed limits under the bylaw.
Feature description of the Northern Canadian Rockies and Jasper Mount Robson parks. Promotes Grand Trunk Pacific travel through scenic ease to Jasper Park Camp near Jasper Park station with board rates, guides, and fishing. Announces July 30 fair with prizes for horses and cattle and lists prize details from the secretary.
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