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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
8
The article stresses that baby teeth protect health and guide permanent teeth. It links decay to gum disease and heart risk, notes early loss causes misalignment, and ties dental health to maternal and infant diet including breast milk, juices, cod liver oil, cereals and vegetables through infancy.
The piece explains the six year molar behind the left lower jaw as the sixth from the center. It stresses its early appearance in the sixth or seventh year, its role as one of the first set, and the need to preserve these four teeth to maintain overall dental alignment. Thumb-sucking mouth breathing and adenoids can distort the bite and hinder chewing.
Mr L Harrison in charge for Sunday March 23 1930 at Christ Church Anglian. Sunday School at 1 00 pm and Evening worship following the second liturgical Sunday of Lent.
Rev. J M Wallace MA BD ministers a March 24 1930 service at Hamiota 11 o clock morning worship on She Christ Wine His Way. Sunday School Bible Classes at 12 10 and 7 pm joint Zion Church service. Oakner 1 30 pm service closing congregational meeting. Scotia 2 30 pm Sunday School 3 30 pm preaching. Midweek meeting Wednesday 8 pm parlor Zion Church.
Rev. E. Lund leads six o clock morning worship on Sunday with the theme What to Believe About Jesus. Sunday School and Bible Classes are scheduled for 2 pm with services for girls and boys throughout the day.
A Scots Observer church etiquette sketch lists several Don’ts for worshippers. It urges visitors to greet, engage, and join in. avoid rushing away, staring, or criticizing the service. It encourages welcoming others and not postponing fellowship or attendance for company.
Last week J. G McConnell of McConnell Bros. sold four head of cattle for Mr E Rutherford at the Winnipeg livestock market. Despite the market slump and deductions for expenses and commission, Rutherford received 473.66 dollars, prompting farmers to claim there is no money in feeding.
The dealer promotes genuine repair parts from F. W. Decker’s and a wide range of farming gear. New Machinery arrives including Drills Plows and a Fordson Tractor variant. Emphasis on customer satisfaction, time saving harrows, No 2 Little Wonder Plow, and invitation to inspect or request full specifications by mail.
Good attendance at the Horticultural Society Whist Drive Friday evening with twenty two tables in play. After lunch a dance featured Mr and Mrs G Y Rankin Mrs J B Thomson and Jas Anderson of Oakner W B Strachan of Pope and I J Strachan G S Fraser and Revs J M Wallace and E Land of Hamiota attended Wallace J Martin funeral at Rivers Tuesday. Ham ilota Choral Society concert Monday night praised for strong items and broad audience despite smaller crowd.
The Hamiota village council met March 3 1930 with all members present. They passed By-law 101 licensing after readings, decided to request a permanent provincial constable for the district, and instructed payment actions including a $100 payment to C F Smith for assessing. The finance committee approved several bills from utilities, hall maintenance, scavenging, police, coal and charity, and secretary treasurer salaries and expenses. The meeting adjourned.
The Carnegie family of Beulah entertained Friday night with Scottish songs recitations music and folk dances in Memorial hall followed by a dance. H Stewart and A Jameson returned from Winnipeg where they were visitors during the past week.
McConnell Young People met at the home of Mr and Mrs T Moffatt with Mrs Moffatt as president and Annie Paterson Edwin Rotinie conducting devotions. Mary Allan read a paper on Saint Patrick and the Eye Opener program entertained with music readings and a relay contest. Gifts of two Dox for refreshments. Irwin headed to visit Cardale. The Ladies' Aid held St Patrick social at the union church ball. CPR announces single fare of 550 and return fare 900 between Hamiota and Winnipeg via Minnedosa or Brandon.
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