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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
5
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Crandall holds anniversary services with Rev. Dickson of Oak River preaching at 11 AM and 7:30 PM. A Wednesday fowl supper Nov 11 runs 5:30 to 8, followed by music and a lecture on The Evolution of Man. The Woman's Institute bazaar yielded 119 dollars.
Several hundred farmers spent a week at the Manitoba Agricultural College this winter. They benefited from the lectures and the opportunity to hear experts, with broad agreement that the gathering was valuable for practical farming knowledge and conditions.
The Manitoba Agricultural College invites farmers to enroll in winter sessions with courses in Traction Engineering Dairying Poultry Raising Bee keeping Live Stock and Forage Crops and the annual Convention of Agricultural Societies. Residence cost is one dollar per day and includes social literary and athletic activities.
Zion United Church announces removal of morning and evening preaching services. Anniversary services will be held at Knox Church with Rev Philip Barker delivering messages. Sunday School closes morning service, Chumah United Church Sunday School at 2 pm and service at 3 pm. Mid week service at Knox Church Wednesday 8 pm. Mission Circle meets Thursday at Mrs Keough home at 8 pm.
Rev. Philip Barker of Winnipeg preaches at 11 am on November 8 with the topic Recommending Jesus. 7 pm evening service offers Extraordinary Christianity. Wednesday 8 pm United Prayer and Praise at Knox Church with Oakner United Church events Sunday School at 2 pm and preaching at 3 pm by Rev Barker on The Unanswerable Argument for Christianity. Fall hymns and anthems listed. Scotia Church hosts 3 pm service by Rev S A Martin. United Church of Canada urges service as life investment with the quote Nothing is eternal but what is done for God and others.
Delegates from adjoining agricultural societies meet in Orange Hall on Tuesday November 10 1925 at 2 pm to revise next year prize list. An evening public meeting features Prof Harrison on Rotation for Hamiota District and talks by M J Tinline and A C McKay. Seed Grain and Dressed Poultry Fair set for November 25 1925 with WE Rogers as secretary treasurer. Boys Conference for Districts 3 and 4 reports about 30 boys registered. nominations for Boys Parliament in December include Milton Curll Ernest Dennison David Miller and D R Poole. Police Magistrate John Alberta Richardson aged 59 died at Shoal Lake October 31 and was buried in Shoal Lake cemetery after service by Rev Howard Smith. He leaves a father wife three daughters and two brothers and one sister. Family and local attendees attended the funeral.
The election results show Harry Mullins of the Conservative party with 4279 votes, Stevenson of the Progressive party with 4069, and Iverach of the Liberal party with 1589. The conservative tally grants Mullins a 210 vote victory. party standings note Conservatives 4%, Liberals 117 seats, Progressives 61, Labor 2, Independents 2.
Trains depart McConnell for the west Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 55 pm. Eastbound service runs Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 10 am with connections to Dauphin Winnipeg and points west.
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