Hamiota Lodge Plans Sunday Service and Local News
Hamiota residents hear W A Crellinu renews ties in Hamiota before leaving Friday for Los Angeles. The death of Wm Scott, 75, removes a longtime district settler. He died after two weeks illness and was buried at Hamiota cemetery following a Presbyterian service led by Rev Geo Lockhart and R E Swyers.
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W. A. Crellinu
Shoal Lake
Hamiota
Los Angeles
Cal
Mra J Hararegres
Wm. Scott
Brandon Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Geo Lockhart
Ré&. R E. Swyers
Hamiota Cemetery
Anglican Christ Church notices Sept 1923 service plan
Rev. F Longmore rector announces Sunday September 1923 schedule at Christ Church with 3 pm divine service attended by the Masonic Lodge in a large congregation. Music by the choir and evening sermon titled Law or Grace. All are invited.
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Masonic Lodge
Zion Methodist Church Service and Sunday School Notes
Rev A Swyers ministers at Zion Methodist Church with 11 a.m. Divine Worship on Sunday titled In Nothing be Anxious. A five minute talk to children on Giving and keeping too. Sunday School and Bible Class at 12 10, 7 p.m. Divine Worship with What of the Night. CHUMAH session at 2 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 p.m. The minister will preach.
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Brotherhood of Man
Knox Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Choir Program
Knox Presbyterian Church presents Rev Geo Lockhart with a morning service titled New discoveries of God's Glory and an evening sermon Songs in the night. Music by the choir and orchestra accompanies Bible class sessions and the John Mark Acts reading. All are invited to attend. Sunday School resumes with full staff after vacation.
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Llam
John Mark
Births at Hamiota Hospital 1923 1925
Three birth notices from Hamiota and Winnipeg report new sons for local families. Morton Walter Budge born August 22 1923 to Walter and Mrs Budge. Reginald Speechley born August 25 1925 to Geo Thompson. George Lockhart born September 1923 to A B Cowan and wife in Winnipeg.
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BudGe
Hamiota Hospital
Walter Budge
Hamiota
Morton Walter
Thompson
Geo. Thompson
Hamiota, Man
Reginald Speechley
Cowan
Winnipeg
Man
A. B. Cowan
George Lockhart
Canadian Pacific trade and harvest labor trends noted
The article reports large English recruitment for Canadian West harvests and a surge in grain movement to Scandinavia via Vancouver. It highlights Saskatchewan butter exports to China, a freeze on gold exports until July 1, 1924, a record Metagama passenger voyage to Quebec and Montreal, and a famed tuna catch by J K L Ross. It rounds out with global wheat production estimates and Canada Australia trade growth figures.
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Vancouver
Norway
Sweden
Canadian Pacific
Scandinavia
Glasgow
Belfast
Quebec
Montreal
Australia
Bureau of Statistics
Australa
Canada
Commonwealth
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Advange
Ramely
Ford and Star Automobiles
FORD
McConnell Bros
Hamiota Lodge No
Christ Church
Hamicota
Winnipe Offic
Bank OF Hamilton
J. E. Hood
GALT
Imperial Lumber
A. Kerr
Mgr
Anglican Christ Church
F Longmore
Tom
A. Swyers
Knox Presbyterian Church
Canadian Pacific Railway
England
Canadian West
Saskatchewan
Sackatchwin Co-operative Creameries
China
Minster of Finance
Canada Gazette
Scotland
Thomas Scotland
Canadian Pacific Railway Colonization and Development Office
J. K. L. Ross
St. Ann’s Bay
N.S
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Lace
Hotshots
Hamiota Machine Shop
Salvation Army
Western
West Kildonan
Missing Friends Bureau
Training College
Salvation Army Service
League of Mercy
Life Saving Scouts
Young People’s Legions
J. H. McConnell
Jas. Scott
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