Hamiota Lodge Meeting Notes Incomplete Report
An unreadable fragment suggests Hamiota Lodge held a meeting or gathering on an evening in 001 with visiting Brethren mentioned. No clear date, speakers, or outcomes are readable.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1932
Page
4
An unreadable fragment suggests Hamiota Lodge held a meeting or gathering on an evening in 001 with visiting Brethren mentioned. No clear date, speakers, or outcomes are readable.
The article stresses milk as a key food and argues for pasteurization to prevent disease. Raw milk from cows can carry tuberculosis, scarlet fever, diphtheria, typhoid, and other germs, especially when handled by unclean workers or contaminated water. Home pasteurization is presented as practical and protective, with instructions and contact for guidance from the Canadian Medical Association.
A feature on the Bible Society's annual report highlights its translations and missionary support in Korea China India Nepal Tibet and other fields. It notes revived Bible reading in ancient churches, emphasis on Latin countries and Reform faith areas, and acknowledges 1931 resource strain while urging continued support. The piece closes urging readers to back the society's worldwide task of Scripture distribution in every land.
Manitoba Agricultural College reports rising enrollment in Home Economics while agricultural student numbers hold steady. Affected by fees and course offerings, the college plans considerations for course changes and potential fee impacts as new students begin in the fall term.
Advertisers plan a service at Obstet Church in Hamiota next Sunday evening. The message notes tailored suits priced at 24 50 and urges proper measurement by tailor Thos Lemon. Rebekah Lodge No 3S announces a range event on Friday November 4 at the Stiidtyyyss venue.
In St Andrews by the Sea New Brunswick guests from Canadian and U S cities soak in warm Katy's Cove waters near the Algonquin Hotel. The illustration features Mr and Mrs R J Neamond and other prominent figures with little Lucinda Marguerite Vaughan of Montreal shown in the inset as a well dressed infant paddle and build a sandcastle.
John Leslie, vice president and treasurer of the Canadian Pacific Railway, will retire July 1 under pension rules after more than 53 years with the company and its subsidiaries. E. E. Lloyd will succeed him as vice president and treasurer, with L. B. Unwin named comptroller and E. A. Leslie deputy comptroller. The board lauded Leslie’s long service and loyalty.
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