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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1929
Page
4
Village officials meet with all members present led by Mayor G Anderson. Finance committee recommends payments for street lights light council chamber and related items plus payroll and juror fees. council approves and adjourns.
Public health notice warns to remove trash and disinfect refuse to prevent disease. Emphasizes that fly season raises typhoid fever dysentery and infantile paralysis risks. Appeals to responsibility to avoid blame for a child’s death.
Banff hosts goat trapping with 26 wild Rocky Mountain goats captured in June and nearly the same in July using salt licks. Concrete work for a Saint John elevator begins, needing about 25 000 cubic yards. Maritime grain trade grows as US tourists rise 25 percent at Canadian border. The Governor General will back a six concert Canada tour by Canadian and British musicians 1929 to 1930. Canada 1928 fishery value reaches 54 971 319 with salmon worth 17 867 053. Canadian Women’s Press Club members tour Digby Annapolis Royal and Grand Pré. Alpine Club of Canada Camp at Rogers Pass July 15–31 viewing Mount Sir Donald and surrounding peaks. On their first anniversary, Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr depart Banff Springs for a western Canada motor trip.
Manitoba government urges newspaper ads to raise personal safety awareness to cut highway deaths. Cites 1927 US data with 26 518 lives lost, 798 700 injured, and 8 million dollars in property damage. Calls for education and widespread cooperation of churches schools media to foster Courtesy and Caution on roads.
A Saturday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Rhyne celebrated Raucesell Irvine, brother of Mrs. Rhyne. Ww Irvine led games and music, Muriel Irvine presented gifts, and a luncheon followed. Mr. Irvine departed Monday for Napalmo BC with Asa to Winnipeg by motor.
Annie Christina youngest daughter of Colin McMurachy and the late Mrs McMurachy Hamiota Manitoba wed Lawrence Don youngest son of Mr and Mrs W Oliver Aberdeen Scotland in a quiet August 30 1929 ceremony conducted by Rev W E Kelly. The couple plans to reside in Drumbelier Alberta.
Dr and Mrs Roy Hodgson of Saskatoon arrived in Decker on Saturday as guests of Mr and Mrs Hodgson. Mr and Mrs Henry Lints and family, motor visitors to Ontario, returned home Saturday. Principal and Mrs E S Heys returned from a Banff Lake Louise honeymoon. The public school reopened Tuesday for the Fall term.
An ad claims Adlerika blends glycerin buckthorn bark saline and more to relieve constipation in two hours. It states the product acts on both upper and lower bowel, removing poisons and providing gas sour stomach and headache relief with one spoonful.
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