31 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
1
A local rink fund has operated as a community amusement center built by leading citizens who contributed to its start. It has often struggled financially and never paid dividends. The writer urges the city council to exempt the rink from taxes with ratepayer approval.
A local notice laments worsening passenger service with trains running later than prior schedules. It questions the CPLR efforts to boost the Goto P route, hints at a future stage coach replacement to Winnipeg, and mocks backward moves in timetable integrity.
Anniversary services at the Oakoer Chinnen unfold Sunday November 10 and Monday November 11 with a fowl supper and entertainment. Rev J F Douglas of McConnell preaches Sunday and gives an address and songs Monday. Rev Turkington to assist Monday. Rankin family headed for Nokumis and western points Saturday. Mrs Riddell and Miss Whynte travel to the Pacific coast for winter, health improving with chamte aid. Twin born to Mr and Mrs Walker last week. no deaths by action noted. District work to continue. wheat season reported good with Northern grading.
Owing to the retirement of Hon. F. D. Monk as Minister of Public Works in the Dominion Cabinet several changes are announced Robt Rogers takes Monk s portfolio as Minister of Public Works Dr Roche member for his constituency will be Minister of the Latevier and Loris xierre in Hochelagt takes office as Secretary of State and Minister of Mines These changes will be a source of great satisfaction to the weet especially to Manitoba as two of the largest departments are now in the hands of men from this provines
The Manitoba League of Progressive Action reports extensive harvest season aid by branches, with 40 bands supplied to urgent cases through cooperation with Bruce Walker and Jon Brake. Central Farmers Market plans progressed, aided by a ladies committee, while publicity and immigration efforts boosted provincial advertising.
Partial market brief lists fanciful wheat quotes and prices for Northern and other grades. The legible portion mentions No 1 and No 2 classes with unclear figures and notes inspection status.
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