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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1939
Page
4
An item mentions ASK for and Bay Broom made by the Bind at the Held A White Store in Maniola. The OCR fragment is incomplete but indicates a product listing or advertisement for a broom brand and store location.
A Manitoba agricultural bulletin warns of a looming sleeping sickness outbreak in horses. Vaccination urged for all horses to prevent a potential epidemic, with officials noting limited protection from current measures. The piece calls for rapid, wide vaccination and outlines upcoming events and community notices related to the issue.
The notice outlines a series of services and events at Lavinia United Churches featuring Decker Orrwold and McConnell. Activities begin at 1 p.m. with Lavinia at 3 00 p.m. and a McConnell session at 7 p.m.
A terse note describes a person skilled in repairing and finishing furniture, making novelty pieces such as lamps and sockets stands. The respondent offers to take orders, with a location hint toward Win Aushire.
The Royal Train operation will employ over 2000 staff across classifications. Firemen, conductors, and 43 trainmen are being selected for in-train and terminal duties. The Dining Car Department will handle catering and meal service for the royal party and other senior members during the Montreal to Halifax route.
Westerners may travel to Eastern Canada under Bargain Fares from May 16 to 27 via Canadian Pacific Railway. Coach Tourist and Standard classes with berth charges. stopovers at Winnipeg and East Shree. Children under twelve half fare. Mr Winter provides full details. Also note notice about registering revolvers under penalty.
Two Royal liners of the Canadian Pacific fleet transport Their Majesties and royal retinue on ocean passages to and from Canada. The 21 000 ton Empress of Australia sails May 15 to Quebec, while the 42 560 ton Empress of Britain departs Halifax June 15 with the King and Queen aboard. The Empress of Britain nears Wolfe’s Cove and Chateau Frontenac as the Empress of Australia lands royal passengers on their world voyage remains. Captain A R Meikle commands the Empress of Australia and Captain HM Sapsworth the Empress of Britain.
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