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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

4

Hamiota Ag Society Hosts Get Together Meeting and Banquet

The Hamiota Agricultural Society held a March 23 gathering at the Orange Hall and Hotel Cecil. President A C Little chaired the afternoon session with talks by N C McKay on Cooperative Poultry Marketing and Jobo Killob on live stock care, followed by Prof Wood on dairying value. Mayor Squibb welcomed guests, and a banquet featured remarks from N C McKay, M J Tinline on forage crops, and F M Coombs among others.

Hamiota Agricultural Society Hest Orange Hall A.C. Little N.C. McKay Co Operative Poultry Marketing Jobo Killob Hamie's Prof Wood The Agricultural College Winnipeg N. C. McKay M. J. Tinline Brandon Experimental Farm Wood Squibb D. MccConnell Agricultural Society M A Whimeter A M. Reid E. A Dixon JG Stewart RS. Hodge Horticultural Society F. M Coombs T Moffatt Strathclair Ned Henry Oak

River hosts Brandon Winter Fair guests and music

A popular guest Fred Oaves of McConnell attended the evening as cals won 10th place at Brandon Winter Fair. Music featured solos by P Moora D Van Alstyne and W W Kirk with McCallum and Hathaway on orchestral pieces. W E Rogers served as pianist and A Little gave a closing resume ending with God Save the King.

Oakner School February and March Exam Results

Oakner Intermediate Room pupils posted February and March exam scores with Grade 3 led by Beatrice Knight 86, Jessie Watt 85, Grade 4 led by May Brown 83, Walter Sked 82, Grade 5 led by Edward Anderson 87. In February appearance campaign three pupils scored 380 of 380: Margaret Rankin Beatrice Knight Edward Anderson. Others include Isabel Turner 93 May Brandon 90 Olive Strachan 88.5 Pearl McMillan 85.2 Beatrice Kiddell 87.4 Alice Colbeck 82.6 and more from the class. Teacher B M Sova.

Oakner Beatrice Knight Jessie Watt Mary Smith Jimmie Dempsey Nettie Sheardown Mary Milne May Brown Walter Sked Mary Smyth Gordon Watt Margaret Rankin Neil Arthur Edward Anderson Jobo Rankin Edythe Knight Isabel Turner May Brandon Olive Strachan Pearl McMillan Beatrice Kiddell Alice Colbeck Robert Dempsey Hudson Anderson Mable Colbeck Marie Sheardown Norman Smith Agnes McLellan Manuel Angus Hector Arthur M Sova

Local notes recount fairs and community events

Miss Gretta Phillips returns from Dryden Ontario area. Hamiota horticultural show prizes praised. Prizes won by E Vance for Percheron horses. Douglas attends Brandon Fair. Mrs J Lee moves to Winnipeg for CPR job. Rev Brady arranges Easter services with Wesley College. Ladies Aid presents WA Ladies Aid Meeting at Mohawk Crossroads earning 51 dollars. Trail Rangers concert and junior OGIT entertain at Mohawk Ball, 5000 receipts from children concert. Neepawa sees Carnival season crown Miss Gladys Walls e and rink debt paid. Crane Valley community pleased with local support for building project.

Gretta Phillips Bee Dryden Ont Brad E Vance Brandon Fair T. Hamilton Robi Douglas J. Lee Winnipeg Lee CPR Winpipes Brady Elliott Wesley College Ladies Aid of the Union Church Ladies’ Aid Trail Rangers Junior Ogit H. Coupe Miss Cumming Harvey Hyndman Neepawa Mise Gladys Wallsee Cranedall

My Greatest Fishing Thrill on Nipigon River

A veteran outdoorsman recalls July on the Nipigon River where a tiny 2 1 2 ounce bamboo rod battled a world class rainbow trout. He lands the fish after an hour in swift rapids as a bear briefly pursues, ending with the angler subduing the exhausted rainbow on the bank.

Nipigon River Canadian Pacific Bridge Nipigon, Ont Reneeee New York World

Local notes on church lights and community events

The Union Church and Ladies Aid installed new gasoline lights improving Sunday services. Mr Sam Richardson bought and plans to move into the house of W J Robinson. Miss Graham attended Mary Elford's wedding to Wm Edwin Switzer then returned home. Miss Blanche Wallace and Miss Katie Hyndman visit Mr Charlie Tanner in Winnipex.

Sam Richardson W. J. Robinson Union Church Ladies’ Aid Miss Graham Pettapiece Mary Elford Thos. Wolstenholme Edwin Switzer Graham

Unusual Canadian shipments and global interest headlined by livestock and aviation deals

A Canadian export surge features six Rocky Mountain sheep shipped to Austria for a zoological exhibit from Banff valued at 600 dollars. A Vickers Buckley spruce contract covers two million feet for two mills in Port Clement and Burrard for 1925.

Montreal Dominion Express Company Rocky Mountain Austria National Park Banff Alberta Vickers Limited Frank L. Buckley Vancouver B.C Queen Charlotte Islands Buckley Port Clement Graham Island Burrard Mill Great Britain Canadian Pacific Railway East End Packingham Ont Toronto Ontario Quebec St. John N.B

Canada and Empire News From the Boston Transcript

A collection of notes reports Western Canadian tree planting totals, wildlife in Chapleau Ontario, praise for Canada’s education system, gifts for the Prince of Wales, London coverage of Canada’s exhibition, and H J Logan to aid a West Indies trade treaty aiming for free West Indian goods in exchange for Canadian manufacturers.

Prince of Wales St. Roch |’Achigan Montcalm Assomption Alberta London England Financial News Canada H. J. Logan Cumberland West Indies United States

Norwegians to Gather for Norse Centennial in Twin Cities

A large Norweigan American centennial celebration is planned in Minneapolis and St. Paul with invitations extended to President Coolidge King Haakon of Norway and Canada Governor General. An estimated 400 000 Norwegians in Canada and the U S are expected to participate and the event includes a Viking pageant and mass meetings.

Minneapolis St. Paul Coolidge King Haakon of Norway Lord Byng Canada Oslo Christiania America Restaurationen Stavanger New York State Canadian Pacific Railway Montreal Gisk Bothne Minnesota State University Minnesota Christiana Bothne Canadian Department of Colonization United States Aas

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Cecil B. Ro McNaugtt Grace Butler Oakner School Report Joln Walker E. J. Hedley Hamiota Lodge C. F Hamiota J H Shier N.G Tery J. T. Anderson Crandall Ozark Ripley Dominion Egypt Enani Khattab Nile Atlantic Boston Transcript Federal Department of Agriculture Chapleau J. W. McVey H. A. L. Fisher Twin Cities Minneapolis and King Haakon President Coolidge Lord and Lady Byng Giste Bothne Bank of Satisfaction Imperial LumberYards It A. Kerr Mgr
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