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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
4
The Village of Hamiota Manitoba issues notice of tax arrears and impending public auction. Lands listed include Lots 13 and 14 Block 4 Plan 1516, Lot 12 Block 5 Plan T, and Lots 4 and 5 Block 18 Plan 697 with totals shown. Auction set for Tuesday December 12, 1933 at 2 PM in the Council Chamber.
Rural Municipality of Hamiota warns landowners of a public auction to collect overdue taxes and costs. The sale is set for December 12, 1933, at 2 PM in the Council Chamber, Village of Hamiota, after a warrant issued October 26, 1933 by Reeve WM. T. Andrew.
Hon DG McKenzie thanks Mr Squibb and the Hamiota Agricultural Society for coordinating drought relief contributions. He notes sixty carloads of vegetables and nine carloads of apples from British Columbia and Ontario, praising Manitoba communities for their generosity and spirit during hardship.
Local ad notes Thomas Lemon, a Hamiota tailor, offers cleaning and pressing of suits for one dollar, questioning why customers would ship garments out of town. The concise notice highlights the hometown tailoring option.
A short contemplation asks whether a close-up view of one's complexion reveals any surprises. The tone probes self perception and reaction to intimate scrutiny.
The article reports on ambitious vehicle concepts and aviation links in Canada and Britain. A famous train exhibit travels west after showing at the Chicago World’s Fair. Pilot reunions, cruise plans for Canadian Pacific liners, and a Gramo phone poetry contest highlight ongoing technological and cultural exchanges.
The Dominion Business College announces a cash disposal offer for a scholarship at an attractive rate. Apply at the Echo Office. Merchants are invited to obtain Counter Check Books with prompt attention and samples and prices available at Echo Office.
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