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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
4
The piece cautions the wealthy against risk while urging moderate investors to seek security with Dominion of Canada bonds paying five and a half percent. It notes holders of five and a half percent bonds maturing December 1922 can exchange for new five or ten year bonds at the same rate, via all chartered banks.
Glues such as vinyl or hide glue are indispensable in cabinet making, furniture manufacturing, and coach building for joints. Overheating can degrade adhesion and reduce strength, affecting craftsmanship and product durability.
A Forest Products Laboratories report from the Forestry Branch cautions that hide glue used in veneered wood loses strength rapidly when exposed to boiling water temperatures. It recommends keeping glue melted material between 140 and 155 degrees F. to maintain bonding strength.
Samuel Charles Doran, born in 1844 in Roquoie Ontario, farmed near Brandon Manitoba before retiring there and later moving to Venice California. He died while visiting family in Perdue Saskatchewan. his life included active civic involvement in Brandon.
The late Mr. Doran is survived by his widow and four sons from Los Angeles, Sack, Minneapolis, and Brandon, along with three daughters in Vegreville Alta, Hamiota, and Venice California. The funeral will be held Thursday at 10:30 am from Dr. S. Doran's residence, 303 Fifth Street, to Brandon Cemetery with Rev J. W. Charcehill officiating.
On Sunday September 17 at 430 PM a memorial service will be held at Hlamiota Monument Grounds. Rev KR A Swyers will preach. other town ministers will conduct the service. All district residents urged to attend with reverent spirit.
Mrs. McVicker of Tisvilde Prospect Lake Vancouver Island runs one of the largest rabbitries in British Columbia. She promotes fur and flesh value, spins Angora yarn, weaves rugs, and keeps Angoras for milk and meat while maintaining a horticultural garden with 115 plant varieties attracting the Natural History Society of BC.
Prescott reports retirements after 49 years with the CPR and praise for a park at the St Lindsay station. Vancouver notes tenders for a new CPR pier 850 by 330 feet costing about 2 million dollars with 12 months work and 850 feet long. Fort William highlights a Governor General’s gift token for trainmaster A. Smith. Montreal records leadership changes at CPR Eastern Lines. Galt describes Lake Erie & Northern depot construction plans. Chatham violator Hartley faces police court after confrontation with officer Sinnott. Fort William also notes Byng souvenirs for CPR terminals superintendent Hawkins.
J Wickens Bar 8 rector presides at 12th Sunday after Trinity services. Morning service at 10 30 a m Sunday School at 11 15 a m. Evening service at 7 p m with sermon.
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