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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1943
Page
1
Local notices report service members home on leave and overseas arrivals. It notes sales ads for livestock and wartime donations, public readings on transfers and wheat reductions, and upcoming events including a War Savings drive, a dance for overseas cigarettes, and a Gopher poison distribution. Also lists store closings, meetings, fair plans, and bylaw reminders.
Village of Hamiota adopts a systematic garbage and ashes collection by a scavenger under Public Health oversight. Residents must provide covered receptacles, avoid liquids, and place containers for convenient pickup. Offenders face up to ten dollars fine. by law takes effect June 1, 1943.
Sunday program at Hamiota United Church lists morning sermon The Author of for Salvation at 11 a.m. followed by church school. An evening lecture series begins at 7 p.m. titled Things Most Surely Believed. Everyone welcome.
A. G. L. Strange, director of The Crop Testing Plan, presents an overview of global wheat developments. The piece outlines testing aims, regional outcomes, and policy implications for sustaining yields and food security.
The article urges farmers to complete summerfallowing soon to conserve moisture. It notes May’s cooler weather reduces evaporation and that early fallow allows soil to collect summer rain for next year’s crops. It warns against assuming moisture preservation is unnecessary in a potential cycle of wet years.
Birthday wishes to MR GEORGE S FRASER of Hamiota born Georgetown Halton Ontario May 22 1863 and to MR JOHN G STEWART of Chumah Owen Sound Ontario born May 23 1866 Pioneer of 1884
Jersey, sheers and crepe rayon shirts waist dresses offered in dressy styles. Prices start at 1.49 display.
Notice from Hamiota Manitoba dated May 18 1943 announces By Law No 170 and the start of a village wide garbage collection system. Residents must clear winter ashes and garbage by month end and cooperate as the new public collection begins June 1 1943.
Echo invites readers to submit names dates and places of birth of people living or who have lived in Hamiota district. Send information to the Echo Office anytime for a forthcoming birthday book and near date publication.
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