Hamiota Market Newspaper Rates and Ad Instructions
The Hamiota Echo lists subscription at 15.10 annually in advance and 81.50 in the U S A for overseas. It notes advertisement categories such as Wanted Lost For Sale and classifies insertion charges and deadlines. Office copy must be in by Tuesday to ensure same week publication, with editors W Venables and WH Jossey signing.
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The
Gemicts Echo Publishing Co
Arthur Stree
Hamiota Mas
U.S.A
Thanksgiving amid war ends and European upheaval
A 1918 reflection urges gratitude for military victory and emancipation from war. The author notes Germany’s collapse, shifting European monarchies, and warns of retribution for war crimes. Calls for unity with Allied leaders’ policy, and for peace grounded in providence and justice.
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Germany
Austria
Republies
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria-Hungary
Ladies Patriotic Society Notes on Donations and Boxes
The Ladies Patriotic Society notes ongoing monthly donations despite a missed meeting. Mise Smith reports 2500 for the month. Mr Jas Gray contributes 15 and plants sale yields 2.50 from Miss Henderson. 3 from C Sheardown for two wheels. 1 from C Brown for Christmas boxes. Mention of a missing cake name Miss Sutherland and discussion of box contents and overseas boys.
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Mise Smith
Jas Gray
Sutherland
Message on Reconstruction and Brotherhood by Geo Lockhart
A 1915 letter from Geo Lockhart of Hamiota urges Christian men and women to dedicate life to correcting past evils. It frames reconstruction on two foundations, the Fatherhood of God and the Brotherhood of Man, and promotes peace through sacrifice and victory.
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God
Man
Bim
Geo
Lockhart Hamiota
Community group thanks volunteers for packing and donation
The September Want Column proceeds will support tasks up to 9.54. Members thank Mies Sproat and others for packing help and post office deliveries. Unable to hold meetings due to the Flu ban, they urge members to stay engaged with reconstruction efforts affecting women's work. The group notes reconstruction tasks will keep them busy like the past fifty one months.
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Mies Sproat
Kershaw
Cheal
Marshall
Grades 1 2 Enrollment and Best Spelling Winners List
The document records school enrollment figures for grades 1 8 with lists of students and best in spelling for several grades. A 1918 letter from W A Gardner to Mra Wm Davis reflects wartime sentiments from Canadian battalions in France with messages of home, mail, and Christmas thought.
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France
Kensington Trench
Arras
Pte Davis
W. A. Gardner
Village of Hamiota 1918 Receipts and Expenditure Statement
The notice records the village’s receipts and expenditures from January 1 to October 31, 1918. Certified correct by Secretary-Treasurer Jos. Andrew. Dated at Hamiota November 19, 1918.
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Jos. Andrew
Hamiota
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Bamiota
Wanted
W. Venables
WH. Josey
Europe
Clemencanu
Lloyd George
Wilson
Ladies’ Patriotic Society Notes
Sihat Aoa
Hamiota School
Watson School
Detool Report
Cresswell
Miss McFarland
Miss Ripley's
Imperial Lumber
Alex. Kerr
Miss Cochrane
Eeetee
T. Cresswell
Jack McLean
Stanley Taylor
Dorothy Kemp
Laura Lemon
Andrew Stewart
Winniefred Morrison
Emma Heistermann
Esther Scott
Edith Kerr
Ethel Dickie
N McFarland
Helen Bennett
Winona Spence
Fred Lemon
Ina Murray
Harvey Jordan
Alfred Basler
Hazel Scott
Doris Delbridge
Jessie Ferguson
Jean Spence
Hazel Worden
Beatrice Heistermann
Lizzie Anderson
Frances Gray
Hazel McLean G Houck
Jean Sutherland
Margaret Whimster
Norburn Todd
Philip Fraser
Erwyn Houck
Carl Heddesheimer
Alice Thring
Lorne Murray
Margaret
Whimster
Mra
Wm. Davis
E. M. Tennyson
B. Philbrook
Kalsemining
L. Ss. Taylor
Hamiota Machine Shop
Winnipeg
W. J. Stinson
Ford & Overland
Titan & Mogul
H.p. Up
Grand Trunk Pacific
Washington
Oregon
California
Vancouver
Victoria
Prince Rupert
W. J. Quinlan
Dhtrict
W. E. Duperow
Feneral
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