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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
16
The Dack hunting season opens Saturday September 15 at the Hamiotsa Hospital. Also on September 7, 1928, Mr and Mrs Norman Dale of Decker Manitoba welcomed a daughter there. On September 10th, 1928, Mr and Mrs John Machbasiw of Cker welcomed a son at the same hospital.
The Anglican Christ Church announces its curate in charge Rev John Frank MA. Holy Communion on the first Sunday each month. For September 1928 the schedule lists 10 am morning services, 11 am Sunday School, 7 pm evening prayers with sermon, and daily prayers at 10 am and 5 pm. The church remains open for prayer at all times as Ember days fall on Friday and Wednesday and Saturday. A warm invitation is extended to all to join in prayer and thanksgiving.
The Zion and Chumah United Churches announce an 11 oclock service led by Rev. E Land with the Women’s Missionary Societies of Kuvux and Zion. Mrs. W J Brady of Crandall delivers the address. An annual event invites all to join Sunday school and Bible classes, aiming to make the class a banner one. A 2 pm Sunday program follows and a 3 pm preaching service, with a 7 pm joint service in Zion where Rev. E Lund shares impressions from the General Council in Winnipeg. midweek service at Knox on Wednesday 4 pm.
Rev J M Wallace will lead a joint service at Zion United Church on September 16 1928 with the Women's Missionary Societies of Zion and Knox churches. The schedule includes Sunday School 7 pm joint service at Zion 2 pm in Oakner preaching 3:30 pm Scotia Sunday School 2:30 pm and a Knox midweek service at 5 pm Wednesday.
Part of a litter of eight red foxes and a vixen were captured in the Arcola district and brought to Moose Jaw by W. White who runs a fox farm east of the city. The piece notes long absence of red fox in southern Saskatchewan and mentions plans to breed cross varieties. It also covers wood shipments from Regina to Weston for government grading and a Royal Ismalia Tempe Shrine group sailing with thirteen members from Montreal to Liverpool aboard the Canadien Pacific.
A community paper published for Decker and nearby districts by FP W Decker editor. The notice outlines editorial aims and local focus, signaling a village paper serving residents with information and community updates.
The piece laments incidents where boys provoke drivers near schools and urges careful driving past schoolhouses, noting the growing intelligence of modern chickens as a satirical cue. It calls for awareness and prudence by motorists to prevent accidents.
A reflection on character as a core asset and the link between integrity and success. The piece contrasts character with reputation, insisting true worth endures beyond life and that dependable honesty secures financial backing and life satisfaction.
John Riddell a longtime farmer and community leader in Hamiota died after a prolonged illness aged in his 66th year. He was born in Stow Scotland and moved to Canada in 1880. He served 12 years on Hamiota municipality council and retired to a home in Hamiota. He married Margaret Drake in 1894 and is survived by a son Johnson four daughters and several siblings. Funeral at Knox United church was held with many mourners and floral tributes. Interment at Hamiota cemetery with pallbearers including ex Reeve J G Stewart and others.
This piece extols character as the key to trust from others and self confidence. It urges time and effort to build steadfast habits, a disciplined life, and a hopeful, joyful outlook, claiming strong character brings lasting riches beyond price.
Advertisement urged volunteers to canvass neighborhoods and leave the town immediately. The notice extolled merchants’ interest and praised fathers guiding sons, with a remark about a boy's pocketbook and geometry as a moral image.
Local notices remind advertisers to bring ad copy by Tuesday for insertion. The paper notes ads cannot be changed on Thursdays and requests prompt submission to ensure timely publication.
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