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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
4
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The author warns that a local school lacks fire escapes and safe egress. They argue for immediate installation of portable fire escapes and regular drills to ensure orderly evacuation, noting delays in upgrading could cost lives if a fire occurs.
The School Board asks ratepayers to approve a by law to raise funds for a school addition. The author urges every eligible voter to participate in the vote, stressing the necessity for the town and its children and predicting an almost unanimous passage.
The Mamicts village council with Mayor Chambers and councillors present discussed adoption of Communications and accounts, Beecouser’s monthly financials, and district by law submissions. By law No 84 and others were read, approved, and cheques authorized. finance committee report approved. council adjourned.
The February 1916 ceremony at Mr John Chadbourne's home in Kenton Man united Maud Davy and J A Hood of Lang Sask in the holy bonds of matrimony. Rev George H Bennee officiated. A simple reception followed before the couple left for their future home amid rice showers and well wishes.
Miss M Brockwell stays with sick Mrs Richards for a month. The U S Orchestra visits Lavinia attracting local interest. A Pariour Social will be held March 18 at Mrs Fred Norton's, hosted by Orrwold Ladies Aid. Orrwold contestant Mrs R Decker wins a Gold Medal at Lavinia. Fewer locals attend Isabella Silver Medal Contest. Mr Marshall of Shoal Lake pursues wood thieves with Mr Foster. Fred Wyatt hosts a successful card party. Miss Mary Alexander returns home after visits away.
Mrs A W Lief traveled by train Tuesday to visit her brother Geo E Gunning in Windhurst. Mrs Isaac Preston left Monday to join her husband homesteading in Invermay. Mrs Wm Lief Sr visits daughter Mrs W H Lemington in Brandon. Imperial Band’s Lavinia Sunday School performance drew praise. Parlor Social at Fred Norton home Friday promised above ordinary. Farmers organized a Beef Ring meeting at E W Alexander’s home.
Mr W Hi Decker voted chair and M OC Tremaine secretary. John Cook appointed butcher, Fred Norton and A W Lief beef inspectors after shares taken. Killing to begin May 15. Mr W J Stevens helped form the ring. thanks to Alczander for his house. Haggard received seed test results wheat 97 germination and oats equal. Those seeking good seed urged to see Mr Haggard.
The March issue from Woodstock Ontario highlights caribou hunting in Newfoundland deer stalking in Gatineau Valley Muskoka hunts and a failed New Brunswick hunt. It covers CPR Wolf Hunt a bear hunt and a Bloodhound feature plus Cy Warman's Canadian Club address on wild life protection with strong illustrations and clan coverage. The Prince of Wales will attend the Quebec Champlain tercentenary next summer.
From Menzies Bros. listing at Stock Yards Shoal Lake, a thorough sale of horses, oxen, and harness. Includes Pilgrim pure-bred Clydesdale stallion winner of Winnipeg sweepstakes, multiple geldings, mares, roadsters, ponies, mules, Shorthorn cattle, two sets of harness, and driving gear. Sale starts 12.40 sharp with cash first, notes over £25 allowed with interest. bond references required for strangers.
A note offers to meet at Hamiota and asks readers to drop a line to Rapid City P.O. The message invites a rendezvous, implying arranged contact through postal routing.
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