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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
4
Rev Geo Lockhart leads morning worship at 11 with Synod Observations and Manitoba College Jubilee. Sunday School at 12 10, evening service at 7 on Divine Arithmetic for life. Carner Sunday School at 2, preaching at 3 with full choir. all invited.
Zion Church hosts a Sunday evening service titled A Night of Victory as the second in a Night Scenes of the Bible series. Rev R E Spence will present the sermon with a choir anthem and a duet by Douglas and Squibb. Sunday School meets at 1210 with Paul before the Kin as the lesson.
Rector Rev. S J Wickens presides on the 26th Sunday after Trinity with a 10 30 morning service and 7 p m evening service The Sunday School meets at 11 15 a m Next Sunday is Stir-Up Sunday observed at the same church.
A large Progressive electors meeting in McConnell's Hall backed Hon T A Crerar for Marquette, with R W Brethour chairing and speakers including Hon G Langley and Mrs Ros. Speakers urged unity, emphasized farming interests, and criticized indirect taxation and tariffs while praising the wheat board and grain pool.
The article argues the tariff harms national welfare, noting $200 to manufacturers and $1.00 to treasury, urging Crerar to be elected to reform the tariff. Census data show two million Canadians left with nowhere to live in ten years, used as a case to discontinue the tariff. Farmers seek legislative influence. speakers praise Crerar amid a break from old party lines.
An advertorial note offers restoration of treasured items with worn finishes. It promises expertise in silver and nickel plating to restore beauty, appealing to owners seeking craftsmanship and revival of heirlooms.
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