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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
4
Mrs W Lief and Mrs W Park oversee prize listings for the Hamiota fair home crafts division. The catalog highlights winners and categories in domestic handiwork.
Two women named Mrs Bennett and Mrs McDonald are noted in a cooking context from the reported page. The brief item mentions their names and activity in connection with a place abbreviated as C.
A Manitoba movement seeks to raise the minimum entrance grade to 12 for normal school admission. The Manitoba Educational Association discussed a commission report favoring the change, which would limit access for rural students. Cardale hosts a trustees convention June 19 with Inspector Hardy presenting the study work and inviting local ratepayers, parents, and trustees.
Canadian National Railways arranging special trains to and from the congress in Chicago from June 2 to 24. Hotels reserved for several hundred attendees at reasonable rates. Sleeping car and hotel bookings encouraged. Agents available for details and complete arrangements.
Court Hamiota No 667 Clo expects its regular monthly session in the Orange Hall on the island. The gathering is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 o clock in the evening with visiting brethren welcomed.
The 28th International Eucharistic Congress will be held in Chicago from June 20 to 24, 1926. Canadian Pacific offers Congress Trains from Moose Jaw and Winnipeg with special sleeping cars and reduced fares from Western Canada. Hotel reservations in Chicago can be arranged through CP, and tickets go on sale June 16 with a return by July 2, 1926.
Direct sale advertisement for Mason and Risch high grade pianos noting factory pricing and easy terms. Each piano is inspected before delivery and the seller offers to discuss in person during district visits.
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