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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1924
Page
5
An advertisement lists women’s watches with 15 jewel and Mars movement options and several silk, gold and silk bracelets. Prices range from 12.00 to 32.00 with various shapes including octagon cushion and rectangular solid 14 carat options.
Laura Hainstock youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hainstock Shoal Lake Man wed Stanley Hamilton son of Mr and Mrs James Hamilton Solsgirth Man at 8 30 Saturday morning November 15 1924 officiated by R A Swyers Evergreens and flowers formed an arch. Laura wore a cocoa Georgette frock with embroidered tunic and carried Ophelia roses and lily of the valley. Lohengrin's march by Miss Lillian Arnold. After ceremony reception with a centered wedding cake. The couple will reside in Solsgirth after a short wedding trip.
The Manitoba Winter Fair Board plans a Dressed Poultry Show in Brandon on Wednesday December 20 1924 with classes for cockerels fowls ducks geese turkeys and young birds plus collections. Prizes are generous and a shipping date the day after the fair will aid exhibitor sales. prize lists are available from the Exhibition Offices Brandon.
The Hamiota WI held eight regular meetings and two social events, with a 39 member base. Highlights include a Save the Children Fund drive, district and provincial delegate activities, guest speakers, community meals raising funds, cemetery and Memorial Day traditions, a Grandma’s quilting bee, and the formation of an Horticultural Society. The year ends with a bank balance of 85.60 and plans for 1925, led by President Mrs Geo O'Neill and officers including Mrs Stevens Oklahoma
Total receipts recorded as $394.10 with expenditures totaling the same category. No additional context or breakdown provided in the fragment.
Miss Olive Richardson of Arrow River married Horace Clayton Day of Blairs at The Manse on Wednesday November 12 at 2 pm. Rev A B Simpson officiated. Attendants were Hazel Johnson for the bride and Delbert Day for the groom. They will reside at Blairs.
Farmers can fatten chickens and turkeys to boost profits using mixed grain soft mashs and daily milk or water. Feed 2 parts oats 1 part barley 1 part wheat with moisture, start light, finish plump. Turkeys thrive on oats shorts milk mash plus daily whole grains, potatoes or turnips and occasional greens. Dust birds for lice and pattens over three weeks if needed.
Canada’s railways rely on electricity for efficiency and safety in major shops and lines. Automatic block signals in the Rockies protect trains by breaking circuits for open switches, broken rails, or obstructions, preventing passage until the route is clear and ensuring no through signal without a complete circuit.
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