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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
3
Prairie chicken hunting season shortened to October to October end
The prairie chicken season runs from October 16 to the end of the month with a bag limit of 25. No chicken or grouse may be kept more than ten days after closing. Manitoba hunting for moose and deer allowed December 1 to 10, with a single male adult limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Woman's Institute Hears Call for Warm Clothing and Help
The regular monthly meeting on Monday, Oct near, discussed inviting an up bolsterer to visit with stock to assist our town and asked residents to phone 190 for work. A message from Provincial President Mrs Watt urged warm clothing for soldier settlers, with donations welcome at The Echo Office for prompt packing. Mrs W D Anderson spoke briefly offering practical wood-use advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Institute
Watt
Echo
W. D. Anderson
Fire Prevention Day in Canada Designates October 9
The Governor General proclaims October 9 as Fire Prevention Day urging property owners and occupants across Canada to remove fire hazards. Fire waste is a major economic problem and prevents protecting life and property, with estimates showing 85 percent of fires stem from carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor General of
Canada
The Binder After Harvest
The knotter mechanism must be protected from weather to prevent rust and trouble in coming years. If left in the field cover the knotter with axle grease and place canvas over the binder head, removing it promptly after stopping. Crickets and mice damage canvas. wrap canvases in heavy paper and suspend them high to keep them safe from pests.
Alberta Legislature Members Vote For Hired Service Pay
United Parter in Alberta amid a five day wheat board session voted themselves 200 dollars each for the period plus matching Saskatchewan at 250 dollars to avoid being piker. The move follows a wider wheat board dispute and public scrutiny over lawmakers pay for extra sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Parter
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Wheat Board
Farmer MPs Face Backlash Over Demanded Indemnities
Rural voters force refunds after a session collapses and an unpresent member still cashes a check. Resentment runs high as resolutions demand restitution, with Victoria's member ordered to return 150 of 250. Undated resignations surface amid uproar in the provincial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
U.F.A
Saskatchewan
Toronto
CPR Promises Union Depot and West Line Extensions
Canadian Pacific Railway officials led by Vice President Grant Hall and Western Lines chief C Murphy met New Westminster leaders to pledge support for an Ottawa-style union depot with rail and wharf facilities in Royal City, linking with the Canadian National system. Winnipeg reports note plans to complete the Estevan Lethbridge route to haul wheat this fall and to begin local passenger service, with 37 miles lacking track and 19 miles yet to be built to connect the line through Southern Alberta to Lethbridge and Crow's Nest Pass. In Hamilton the CPR Telegraph Office announces all night service to handle rising business. A nationwide "Careful Crossing" campaign warns motorists to stop, look and listen at grade crossings after data showing rail-related fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Westminster
Grant Hall
Messrs. C. Murphy
Western Lines
George Allen
K.C
South Winnipeg
F. W. Peters
B. C
Mr. Goulet
J. J. Johnston
W. G. McQuarrie
M.P
Council
Board of Trade
C. P. R. Willhere
Royal City
Canadian National Railway
Canadian Northern Railway Company
Winnipeg
Alberta
Lethbridge
Crow’s Nest Pass
Coleman
Co Sais
Calgary
Ronald W. Greene
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ocean Trafic
Green
Atlantic and Pacific
W. C. Casey
C.P.R
Casey
Canada
Australia
Hong Kong
London
Paris
Orient
Trafic
Railway News Highlights Eastbound Grain Shipment and Travel Boom
A Lake of the Woods Mills shipment on August 3 moved the first car of new wheat east from Rosenfeld Manitoba to Keewatin, graded No 1 northern. Canadian Pacific Railway reports record tourist traffic and auto travel growth across Western Canada, with ships and trains crowded and new routes expanding into Banff Lake Louise and Vancouver regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Lake of the Woods Milling Company
John Siemens
M. Wechinger
Rosenfeld
Man
Lake of the Woods
Canadian Pacific Railway
Keewatin
Harvest festival services set for October 8 at Oak River and Hamiota
The two communities Oak River and Hamiota will host harvest festival services on Sunday October 8. Offerings will be directed to missions and this year the apportionment exceeds two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Hamiota
Usua
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R. Harrison
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Solicitors
Novaries
Minnedosa and
Jamiota
F. M. Coombs
Main Road South
C. Bennest
Saurpe
Bank of ‘Amilies
Chas. A. Grobb
Optometrist
Evoesl
Dr. Hudson
Hamiopa, Man
Hamiota Lodge
No. Us
F. Ane
Hawitta
Geo Collis JT Anderson
Thring
Central Hotel
Amy Job
Josey
Hamieta
Hamilton
Jas. Lahey
Manre
Cprelegraph Co
Mr. Lahey
United States
J. W. Ludden
St. Paul
Railway News
Railway Crossin
Ayr
Ontario
W. Zehr
Northumberland Street
Prescott
Faculty of Applied Science
Halifax
N.S
B.C
George Harold Kingston
McGill College
Montreal
Cyril Nerontees
Vancouver
Coastwise
Western Canada
C.P.N. Western
H. W. Brodie
Banff
Arrow Lakes
Okanagan
Alaskan
Vancouver Island
Seattle
Mountai
British Columbia
Spokane
Lake Louise
G. Clarence Lougheed
M. A. Whimster
Orries
Allan Ave
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C. A F
Cloek
Hoeeeer Meera
Hemiota Sheet Metal Works
Manitoba Hardware Co
A. G. Brown
Hamiota Meat
J. P. Moore
Hamiota Machine Shop
Chevrolet
Presto-Lite and
Willard Batteries
FORD
WM. Vickery
Imperial Lumber Yards the
A. Kerr
Mgr
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