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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
8
If you intend to build a new house barn implement shed garage silo chicken house or granary put in cement floors or walks screen in your verandah remodify your present buildings in any way come in and talk it over with us we are here to
Ads report farm sales including two bulls at Brandon Fair and another shipped to market. Potatoes Irish Cobblers offered by Geo M Sim, and feed oats barley hay stacks for sale via J. T. Pollock. Burglary at Glintz’s store yields $36 in goods and cash. Echo Office hosts Good Friday service at Christ Church. Hockey game with Isabella postponed.
Dr G R Bisby outlines seed grain treatments for wheat oats barley and rye to prevent smut and other diseases. Formalin solutions and copper carbonate dust are recommended with specific ratios and timings including before sowing and during winter or spring.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Charles McKenzie farmer of Hamiota Manitoba invites all claims to be sent to John McGhee Pope Post Office Manitoba on or before April 7 1926. Executor John McGhee dated March 23 1926 at Hamiota Manitoba. Bennest & Squibb solicitors represent the estate.
Rev Hyslop Dickson of Oak River led the morning service at Knox United Church as Rev S A Martin stayed in bed with flu. Also noted are local notices about insurance service, farm help ad, a mortgage sale in Basswood, and the Hamiota auction sale event.
The Carnegies with homnets plaidiea hormpipes jiza strathepeys and reels come to Hamiotain McConnell's Hall on March 26 for a lively Scotch concert. Dance to follow with good music. see bills for particulars.
W A Amos, president of the United Farmers of Ontario, defended the Canadian Council of Agriculture at Regina. He cited its financial and educational benefits for farmers, its influence on Parliament, and its cross provincial unity against divisive critiques. He stressed council procedures and unanimous action, asserting its dominance by member bodies rather than any single company.
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