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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
8
Hamiota Flour Mills commenced operations yesterday. The note explains flour made from wheat, including offal, bran, and shorting, can fetch double the price of selling wheat alone.
Announcement for the De Laval 3,000,000 series cream separator with demonstrations available. Notes low feed prices and a chance to earn money, plus liberal trade-ins for old machines and multiple price options from forty five dollars to three hundred seventeen dollars and sixty cents.
On October 12 1930 Harvest Thanksgiving is observed at Christ Church at 7 pm with no service the prior Sunday. Hamiota United Church led by Rev R E McCollagh offers 11 o'clock Morrise worship 12:10 Sunday School and Bible Classes 7 pm Evening worship conducted by Rev W T Brady of Oak River with a talk on The Friendship of a Choice Young Man.
Oakner and Scotia United Churches announce anniversary services on October 5 1930 with speakers Rev N B McLenaghen Rev G D Robinson and Rev W A McKim Young. Scotia Chamah withdraws services October 7 joining Oakner for 11 am and 2 pm services. Hamiota United Church hosts Hallowe en social October 8 and Women s Institute meets October 17. Annual Fowl Supper October 7 with music and address by Rev Robinson. invitations issued for large congregations and neighborly attendance.
The Dalhousie Review article by E. J. Chicanot argues immigration is Canada’s key asset and that postwar reforms have made immigration a national priority. He notes the 1926 opening of a new era, better organized channels, and railway and local societies guiding newcomers to practical settlement.
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