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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
4
Published weekly by Feho Publishing Co of Hamiota Manitoba outlining subscription rates 1.40 per year in advance and U S advertising charges. It lists display rates two dollars per inch in some sections and per line for legal ads, with changes due by Tuesday noon for same week publication.
A wartime verse from Salisbury Plains 1914 urges home readers to write letters to soldiers. It contrasts the thrill of mail with the danger of front life and warns against delayed or missing correspondence for Temmy in the field.
The text argues that patriotism and production lead to better output, not just more, and that no one is so wise they cannot gain helpful hints from others. It cautions against being overly self contained and rigid, noting value in outside suggestions for any business.
Ottawa department announces first edition of ten thousand copies of the Agricultural War Book is exhausted. A larger edition is being printed to meet applications and ensure availability to applicants.
Local notes report N Hodgeon and others traveling to Winnipeg to represent the school while a meeting discussed building a hall. Frank Boreham writes from France about joining the Royal Highland of Canada after disbandment of the Nova Scotia Highlanders, expressing resolve and plans to send field postcards. Bert Decker visits Hamiota and Decker youths visit Beulah.
A call to action emphasizes collective effort to increase production as Canada stands as the empire’s granary. It cites Britain’s wheat and oats imports from Canada and elsewhere, urging Canadians to close massive wartime supply gaps totaling tens of millions of bushels.
Arthur Meighen calls for self judgment and personal effort in a wartime era. He urges toil, courage, and good cheer, inspired by fathers and soldiers at the front, urging men to judge themselves rather than others.
The W. T. Rawleigh Co announces a position for a self starter who can earn $100 monthly plus expenses selling their goods to farmers. Applicant must provide team and wagon and a bond signed by two responsible men. Send age occupation and references to 1025 Gunnell St Winnipeg Man.
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