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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary timetable notes indicate trains on Teredaye and Saturdays only. Routes include departures from Hamiota at 10 pm to Miniota and Brandon with a 11.10 am leg to Wee. Daily service excludes Sunday with a noon break and five hours at Hamiota Station.
Rev N B McLenaghen to lead OAENEE Service at 11 am with Sunday School at 12 10 pm. Morning service, Sunday School and preaching times listed. Cleaning services offered. Also notices for Hamiota Fair prize offerings for boys and girls ages over 15.
The article explains that babies may show teeth at birth or develop them later, influenced by the mother's diet during pregnancy and nursing. It stresses calcium rich foods and milk products, proper first-teeth care, and early dental visits after age three to prevent decay and ensure space for permanent teeth. It also notes teething is not illness and advises cleansing the mouth after meals.
A graceful ceremony at Koux United Church Russell Manitoba united Miss Marjorie Beatrice Houck and William F Schnell of Langenburg Saskatchewan on June 9 1983. Rev H K Wallace officiated as the couple exchanged vows in ivory satin and tulip motifs. The reception followed at the bride’s home with lilac and white decor and guests from Estevan Brandon Winnipeg and Calder. The couple planned a honeymoon trip to Winnipeg and eastern points returning to Langenburg.
Advert promotes THOS LEMON Tailor in Hamiota. Customers urged to bring their copy on Mondays to get measured and fitted for top suits priced at 22.50 dollars.
The Canadian Pacific Railway agriculture department reports moisture and favorable conditions boosting growth in prairie provinces. Wheat stands 10 to 12 inches in some areas while fall rye advances and seeding focuses on oats barley flax and fodder. Hay lands provide excellent cattle fodder though grasshopper activity seen in southern regions. overall crops show promise with limited damage.
Lessie Mr and Mrs Wo J Coch rane Mr C Cochrane Miss Verna Quekrane Mr and Mrs Wilford Coch rane Mr and Mrs R W Coch rane and Miss Marguerite Houck of Hamiota are named as connected individuals.
The Canadian Passenger Association informs Manitoba exhibitors that railways cut rates to three cents per mile each way for the Brandon Fair week. Tickets sell July 1–6 and July 7 for arrivals by 2 p.m. with return by July 10. Applies to first class and sleeping car passengers. consult local agents for exact fares.
The article surveys Canadian census results showing ethnic origins and population shifts, notes on Moose Jaw bird captivity awaiting liberation, Prairie crop prospects due to moisture and growth, and mentions a notable UK visit by the Oxford Group ending with a Chateau Frontenac party for 500. It adds remarks on railway figures, farm management thoughts, and scientific congress activity.
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