By Law on Electric Rates and Billing Provisions Adopted
The document outlines electricity rates and discounts for residential and commercial customers. It sets per kilowatt hour charges, minimum monthly payments, tiered hourly usage rates, and wholesale discounts on bills over fifty dollars. It also covers commercial fuel charges, deposits, street lighting costs, and adjustments for service interruptions with legal formalities.
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K.W
Court Hamota No ge meeting schedule and welcome note
The regular meeting of Court Hamita No ge is held in the Orange Hall on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 5 p.m. Visiting brethren welcomed. fire at Muggay noted.
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Haaivis Honday
Welcons
Decker Strawberry Social and Stage Efforts Highlight Local Events
The Decker Ladies Aid hosts a strawberry social with a 6 pm start and a recital by Oak River’s Kev Hyslop Dickeon on The Canadian Poet. Admission 50c and 35c. Local school activities feature the Busy Bere Cooking Club, a well attended play Yammie Yousen’s Yob, and a CGLT meeting planning a debate.
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Decker Ladies Aid
Jane Lith
Kev Hyslop Dickeon
Oak River
Yammie Yousen
Hamiota Dramatic Society
Memorial
Comere
Hamiota Harmony Aces
Curtis
Decker Ladies’ Aid
CGLT
Elizabeth Alexander
Doris Lints
Bessie Decker
Mission Band
Schofield
Miss Roe
Kitely
Department of Education
T. Bailey
Mise Joyce Clack
Frances Sinclair
Wm. Andrew
Harry Youngson
Winnipeg trip planned for provincial depots competition
The article notes a July trip to Winnipeg for provincial depot contests. It mentions cooking circle events held on Saturday by Circles two and three, which have already seen success and contributed to the Ladies' fund. A Fond Hamiota Fair is scheduled for July 201b.
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Winnipeg
Fond
Hamiota
Montreal Hotels Welcome Massachusetts Guests and More
The Massachusetts Hotel Men's Association spent a week in Montreal with a royal reception. They aimed to promote New England to Montreal while locals touted Montreal and Quebec as rich partners. The piece notes large colonization efforts, youth movement to Canada, and Arctic reindeer herding by air as a future prospect.
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Canada
Ontario
Manitoba
Maritime Provinces
Saskatchewan
Montreal
Din Appalach
Mountain Club
Boston
Laurentians
Arctic
Ralph Lomen
Alaska
Mr. Lomen
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Court Hamiota
Muggay
Faun
Reo
Richardson Bros
McConnell
Imperial
Brandon
NEW Dominion Government Forestry Building
His Majesty’s “Royal Air Force
Decker
Bere
T W. Bailey
Beatrice Whyte
Bailey
Hays
Florence Bailey
Sadie Pudfield
Eastern
Pacific Coast
Jasper National Park
MT. Robson Park
Great Britain
The
Continent
W. J. Quinlan
Man
Canadian Colonization Association
Canadian Pacific Railway
Land Department
Walter Maughan
Canadian Pacific Steamship
William Baird
Canadian Pacific Ra”way
London
Eng
Mr. Baird
Staten I
Allan Line Steamship Company
Glasgow
C. V. Service
Allan Line
M. A. Whimster
Hamiots Man
Allan Ave
Phos
Jamiota
Hamiota Lodge
C. F
Jas. Praser
J.T Andersos
Dr. Hudson
Aed
Haniota Man
F. M. Coombs
Dervee Axp
Keao South
Canadian
Canadian Pacific
BANFF
E. B. Homuth
Rockies
Lake Louise
Vancouver
Victoria
West Coast
Vancouver Island
R. G. McNeillie
Erpire
Sanit Tie
W.V. Josey
Hunsaker’s Garage
Acetylene
Overland Cars & Waterloo
F. L. Hunsaker
HOTEL
Cecil and Grocery
CECIL
Tom Tsutin
Face C. Bemneesi
JH. Sawhms
Bank of
Bamilies