Hamiota Echo publication details and ad rates
The Hamiota Echo is published every Thursday by the Aamiota Echo Publishing Co at Arthur Street Hamiota Manitoba. Subscription is $10 per year and advertising rules are stated with rates and deadlines. Copy for changes must reach the office by noon Tuesday to appear the same week.
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Aamiota Echo Publishing Co
Arthur Street
Hamiota
Man
Nomination Day Near For Hamiota Municipalities
The paper notes changes expected in wards 1 2 and 3 and in the Reeveship as W H Decker may withdraw. Nomination day is December 7 from 1 to 2 pm followed by a meeting of electors. It reports Canada's plan to borrow 50 000 000 for the war with bonds at 97 4 5 interest tax free.
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Hamiota
W. H. Decker
Government of Canada
Willis
Captain promotes Hamiota recruiting depot bid
Capt Alson visiting Hamiota urges 25 or more recruits to form a local training depot to train here instead of sending men to larger towns. Citizens discuss billeting costs with Captain claiming town expense would be minimal while awaiting a larger meeting for further debate.
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Alson
Hamiota
Connell Bros
Offhce
Open Deer and Big Game Season Declared With Permit Deadline
The open season for deer moose and other big game runs December 1 to December 15, 1915. Hunters must secure permits by November 3, 1915. permits available from the Provincial Game Department and merchants. Resident hunters need a non resident license costing 15.00 and 50.00 and all licenses must be returned after close with declaration forms signed before an official.
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Game Department
Justice of the Peace
Municipal Council Meets in Village Chamber November 13 1915
The council convened in the village council chamber with all members present and Reeve presiding for the November 13 1915 meeting.
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Crouncil
Vill Ve
Howkers
Reeve Preading
Hamiota Council Adopts 2500 Monthly Patriotic Fund Grant
The Hamiota council approved notifying the Manitoba Patriotic Fund secretary that the municipality will contribute 2500 per month, continuing through June 1916. Other actions include weed inspection payments, hospital bills, and multiple finance committee payments. Council members named ward polling places and adjourned to December 18.
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Strachas —Beamish
Manitoba Patriotic Fund
van Norman
Cocoran
Brandon General Hocepital
Jno. Murray
Hamiota
John Allan
The
Hamiota Echo
General Hospital
Brandon
W. J. Cochrat
Jno. Strachan
J.G Stewart
W. Beamish
KR. van Norman
F. H. Park
Patriotic Fund
Sunday School Rally at South Shoal Lake County
The event features a 7.30 p.m. song service led by Rev F C Middleton and a 7.5 p.m. devotional by John Strachan. At 8.00 p.m. Middleton speaks on singing in the Sunday school. 8.30 p.m. Turkington discusses bridging the Sunday school and church. 9.00 p.m. Rev A E Cook gives an address, with closing at 10.00 p.m. Music interludes accompany the program.
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A. E. Cook
F. C. Middleton
F.C. Middleton
E. Turkington
Recruits Sought for Overseas Battalion by Local MPs
Mr McConnell MPP and Lieut Hanbury call for district volunteers to join the Overseas Battalion known as the Little Black Devils. Dr Hudson acts as examining doctor. Intending recruits should visit Mr McConnell.
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Little Black Devils
J. H. McConnell
M.P.P
G. R. Hanbury
Hudson
McConnell
Borderers Win Glory in Gallipoli Landing
In Gallipoli, the 1st Battalion Borderers, part of the 29th Division, took part in a notable landing with Marines aboard a small beach at a cliffed coast described by Sir Ian Hamilton. The unit landed, climbed ashore, and moved inland along exposed gullies to seize the cliff-top position.
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Gallipoli
The
Borderers
Ian Hamilton
North
Devon
Turky trench assault pins down Borderers and Marines
Turkish forces attacked along with bombs into trenches on April 23. Borderers and Marines fought through the night, sustaining heavy losses. Lieut. Colonel A S Roe was seriously wounded and later died. several captains and officers were killed. Sir Ian Hamilton ordered a withdrawal as reinforcements failed to arrive.
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A. S. Roe
Ian Hamilton
Borderers
Roe
C. A. Antrobus
A. S. Cooper
E. A. Marrow
P. N. Sanderson
A. J. Sanderson
Borderers in Gallipoli pay price with heroic deeds
Descriptions of brave actions by the Borderers in Gallipoli, including Private Bidgood earning the Distinguished Conduct Medal after holding a destroyed trench at night, and sergeant major feats under heavy fire. Captains, sergeants, and officers praised for leadership as June battles raged.
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Bidgood
Tim
S7ch
Borderers
G. B. Stoney
Percy C W Raymer Commissioner in BR
Percy C W Raymer advertised as commissioner in BR notary public and conveyancer offering real estate and insurance services. He quotes money to loan on farm and town property with office at one door east of Hotel Cecil and phone number 127.
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BR. Ete
Hotel Cecil
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