Hamiota Agricultural Society Financial Figures
The Hamiota Agricultural Society reports monetary figures showing entries totaling £70 146 55 100 00. Details indicate revenue and balances across various accounts, reflecting a structured financial report for the society’s operations.
Popular operetta delights Hamiota crowd in two nights
The operetta The Wild Rose drew enthusiastic crowds in Hamiota and district on November 7 and another night. The production showcased strong singing acting and staging with notable performances by Joan Rutherford Mel anie Rutherford and Violet Hou among many cast members. The show credited the general director costume director stage crew pianist and other helpers for its success.
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Hamiota
Joan Rutherford
Rose
Melanie Rutherford
Bobby
Battons
Mrs. Posey
Ebe
Jean Brims
Edna Park
Violet Hon
Lady Gray
Kelly
Billy Webb
G.H. Rattan
Donations Sought by Red Cross for Bombed Areas
War Work Committee of the Red Cross Society requests donations for civilians from twelve to adult age and for layettes. Accept usable clothes, freshly washed, torn items repairable, babies shirts knitted booties bonnets jackets, safety pins soap and old linen. Leave at Mrs Winter's per Mrs Brims secretary.
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War Work Committee
The
Red Cross Society
Mrs
Canadian National Earnings Show Increase
The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways system for the week ending November 14, 1940, rose to 4,954,832 dollars from 4,525,404 dollars the prior year, an increase of 429,425 dollars.
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Canadian National Railways
WOTO
Decker Ladies Aid and WMS Host Missionary Program
The Decker Ladies Aid and WMS hosted by Mrs L W Cochrane held a missionary program arranged by the North Group. Officers for the WMS and Ladies Aid were re elected for the coming year with several posts listed. A Red Cross update noted about 600 raised and 268 clothing items plus 16 wool blankets sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Bedford
M. Little
E. Sonley
Mra. Brown
Mies Ross
Mra Elliott
Rosenberger
Alexander
Cochrane
Missionary Monthly
H. Quinton
Ladies’ Aid
L. W. Cochrane
John Deere
Reg. Decker
N. Kirk
W. Mallard
Morrison
Hamiota
L. Cochrane
A. L. Decker
Winnipeg
Mary Anderson
Robt. Anderson
M. Fond
Turnbull
Canada
Seed Wheat Contaminated by Black Spot Warned for Planting
Canadian seed researchers warn that black spot on wheat kernels may be caused by Helminthosporium sativum and could spread in the next crop. Mercurial dusts like Lertosan or ceresap are suggested, with treated grain tested at Dominion Seed Laboratory for germination. if under 75 percent, avoid planting and obtain disease free seed.
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Seed Growers’ Association
Dominion Seed Laboratory
Winonipex
Saskatoon
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Essolite
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the Children's Aid Society
Hamiota Agricultural Society
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Treas
Rose McLeod
Milagio Rutherford Mees
Bernice Gilmour
Evelyn Strachan
Doinggood
Evelyn Kirk
Nora Fraser
Jean Mair
Velma Smith
Jean McCrindle
Tae Ois
Violet Hou
Barbara Jamieson
Feathertop
Betty Pollock
Lorna Forsythe
Mary Forsyth
Merle Land
Lottie Kempski
Irene Wood
Ben McIntosh
Dorothy Stinson
Leone Lindsay
Louise Kirk
Jean Kelly
Dorothy Strickland
Phyllis Strickland
Jean McNaughton
Bettina Juckes
Elsie Parker
Grace Levins
Willa Dick
Bill Webb
Barry Strickland
Bob Gilmour
Mr. Kelly
Lillian McDonald
Merle Lund
G. H. Ruttan
Gladys Fraser
R. W. Bunday
Red Cross
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the World Wheat
H. G. L. Strange
the Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Cariellen Gusset
Semple
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Pacific
Vancouver
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J. S. Winter
Hamilta
Hamiota Echo