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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1932
Page
8
The notice from Hamiota and Virden stations urges regular 1000 mile checks by an expert mechanic familiar with the car make. It promotes free service advice at both locations and previews late Summer and Fall specials, stressing value for money at the garages in Hamiota and Virden.
Peter Maurras a pioneer of the Hamiota and Crandall districts died at the home of Mies Mabel Pedlow on Friday evening in the year. He was born in Ontario in 1861 of Scotch parents and came to Manitoba in 1880 homesteading near Hamiota. He later moved to Crandall district, lived retired in Crandall Village, and is survived by one brother William of Victoria BC. Funeral at Hamiota United Church conducted by Rev. J. Bradley and Rev. R. E. McCollagh with interment in Hamiota cemetery.
A brief classified note advertises real bargains on cooking onions. The item highlights affordable onion specials likely as a promotional sale for shoppers.
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