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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
4
Value proves vital in stocking the world famous Silvertown tire as guesswork and mileage promises are discouraged. The message highlights trustworthy quality over marketing hype and aims to guide consumers toward proven value in tire selection.
The Hamivota Fair lists numerous prize winners across Clydesdale classes, mares and foals, stalls and brood mares, among others. Notable names include A Arnold, I Cormick, Stewart Bros, J Wilson, and B J Stephens, with awards spanning stallions, mares, foals, teams, and drive classes. The tally extends to cattle, beef classes, and judging competitions, ending with a note that the event continues.
In the matter of the estate of John Pollock late of Isabella village Manitoba farmer deceased all claims must be filed with The Western Trust Company Administrators at 211 Portage Avenue Winnipeg on or before August 27 1930 dated Winnipeg Manitoba July 18 1930
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