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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
5
The Directors announce prizes for seed grain and produce including Best 4 bushels of Marquis Wheat Best 4 bushels of other wheats Banner Oats White Oats Two Rowed Barley Flax Rye Grass Fall Spring Rye White Potatoes Colored Potatoes Mangels and a standing grain plot for 1919 white oats with first prize $3 and second $2. Geo O Neill offers the best 4 bushels of White Oats from the plot.
The document outlines seed fair rules: only 1919 grain may be exhibited with minimum sale seed quantities per class, 30 day sale availability, penalties for prize winners failing to supply seed, membership rights and fees, impurity restrictions, one entry per exhibitor per section, labeling and declaration requirements, entry times, judging start, and director reserve of one quart samples.
Mrs Jas and family thank their many friends for the sympathy and help shown during their time of need. Your kindness is deeply appreciated and will be remembered.
Rev David Johnstone of Rapid City will preach at Llevdack and at 7 o clock. Sunday School and Bible Lesson at 11:10 am and worship service at 4 pm. Rev Johnstone also leads Junior Choir on Wednesday at 4 15 pm. Porwani Movement meeting in church parlors Wednesday at 8 pm. All are invited.
An ad praises nature and winter rest urging travel on the Canadian Pacific Railway. It highlights daily through trains to Vancouver and the Trans Canada Limited sleeping car service. Callers are urged to request full details from any CPR agent.
Parents are urged to buy Victory Bonds for their children this year with easy instalment terms. The message recalls thousands of families purchasing bonds in 1917 and 1918 and encourages ongoing foresight and planning to secure money for future goals.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts a bazaar at Me Connell on Tuesday December 2 starting at 7 PM. Features include wool odds and ends, booths of fancy work, sewing, candies, and a cafeteria lunch. Rev Mr Donaghy presents a magic lantern show for attendees. Admission 2 cents with proceeds for children.
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