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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
8
Christ Church announces a Harvest Festival with services on Sunday October 4 in Hamilton. Morning 11 am Holy Communion at 11 am second Sunday monthly and 2 pm fifth Sunday evening Holy Communion. 1 pm Eraning Service, 3 pm Afternoon services. choir to perform special music. Further details to follow.
Zion United Church holds an 11 o'clock morning service with a series on The I Am s of Jesus the second titled Jesus the Light. Sunday School at 12 10 features The Garden of the King pageant. Evening service at 7 plans include The Good Shepherd and Lord s Supper. Chumab United Church Sunday School at 2 and preaching at 3 with Rally Day Sept 27 planned.
Rev S A Martin leads Knox United Church with morning service on Sunday October 12 and evening service on the same day with the subjects The Voice of the Church and Honest Faith. Sunday School at 2 pm Saturday service and Tuesday prayer meetings announced. The church motto We are here to serve invites attendance.
Crandall residents host visitors from Winnipeg Kerrobert and Benito while Crandall Consolidated School opens with Miss Stewart replaced by Miss Weston Standish Club exhibits and a March story telling program. A grain team accident injures two but no serious harm reported.
L Taylor of Hamiota Manitoba offers money to loan on improved farm lands at arrest rates of interest.
Rev and Mrs Anderson and Mrs Andrew return from a four week motor tour of the three western provinces. Mrs F Richardson and baby daughter of Fort Francis have returned from visiting Mrs J M Richardson. Mrs Hargraves and children of Los Angeles visit Mrs L Cochrane. Merchants invited to order counter check books. Trains from McConnell run west Monday Wednesday Friday at 6.55 pm and east Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 7.10 am linking Dauphin Winnipeg and western points.
The first weekly report from the Canadian Pacific Railway estimates Manitoba at 2 643 000 acres Saskatchewan at 8 555 183 and Alberta at 2 721 689 for a total of 13 919 872 acres, below 1923’s 14 153 905. Southern Alberta outlook is highly favorable with good moisture and progress in seeding.
Manitoba reports 1923 totals of 10 730 150 pounds of creamery butter with 363 264 pounds valued at 1 515 162 shipped to Great Britain New York Chicago and Montreal. About 200 020 pounds of butter fat sent to the United States. E W Beatty notes 50 percent of CP stock in Britain 21 percent in Canada 20 percent in the United States, signaling strong Imperial control. Quebec goldfield rouyn to be served by Laurentide Air Service May 18 enabling rapid transport across the Des Quinze branch area for projected explorers and supplies.
A local advertisement urges readers to insure with a strong Mutual Fire Company and an experienced Farm Fire insurance agent. The notice directs contacting the Office next to the Printing Office by phone 45 for service.
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