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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1937
Page
4
Section workers move the snow fence back from the road on Main Street and level the top. A decorative header and a few pictures are suggested to improve the display and attract attention.
Saturday's bus from Brandon failed to arrive until Sunday morning due to snow near Alexander J. Arkhe an optometrist will be at the Central Hotel Hamiota Thursday Nov for professional practice read ad on last page
The article notes London boards keep quantity standards and the original yardstick as a historic measure. It remarks measurement as essential for trade, with sacred vessels once housed in temples and modern marketing aiming to ensure quality and accuracy across products from bacon to apples.
A social evening at the Browns' home on Wednesday November 10 bids farewell to Mr and Mrs Watt who sail for Scotland December 4. McConnell leads a community address and Watt couple receive travelling bags and a deck chair cover. Plans for a Christmas tree, a monster novelty dance in Strathclair and rink support are announced.
Citizens urged to purchase brooms made by blind workers at the Red and White Store in Hamiota. The notice highlights the label on the brooms and encourages local support for handicraft products.
The Hamiota High School Literary Society held its annual officer election on Friday November 12 1937. Elected were president and other officers as announced by the society in the school bulletin.
Dorothy C Wray and Violet W Pearson lead as officers with Emily M Chapell programme convener and Ronnie Gray editor. Returning officer Emily M Chappell deputy Ann Barkholder scrutineers Geo Bradley and Wallace Fraser. Four presidential candidates gave strong speeches promising more sports and dramatics, less homework, a new auditorium and gymnasium. The society aims for at least one play with regular concerts and a student newspaper to inform parents.
The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railway system for the week ending November 7 show $4,068,109, compared with $3,917,926 for the same period in 1936, an increase of 160,138 dollars.
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