15 Sep 1927
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1927
Page
1
The opening of duck season is noted with warnings that no Prairie Chicken season exists this year. Several visitors arrive from Ontario, the Coast, and Winnipeg. Threshing delays from heavy rain, local social notes, and a fire insurance payment option are also reported.
The Non-Pool Farmers open a modern pool elevator in Hamiota with binning and cleaning capabilities. Non-Pool grain will be warehoused and shipped per owner instructions. For more information contact the local secretary at Hamiota.
During the busy season the department store will stay open every evening starting Monday September 12. The move aims to assist local farmers with after hours shopping and access to supplies.
The article presents new fall coats described as conservative and dainty with Thibetine fur tipped collars. It notes black fur fabrics, English Duvetyne cloths, De Luxe Satin linings, and warm interlining. A stock of sixty coats plus children's coats ensures wide size and cloth selection.
Six pairs sized 32 to 34 offered at one dollar for the lot, regular price one dollar fifty cents per pair, boys tweed knickers on sale at a discount.
Farmers in the Hamivota district face a harvest helper shortage with six vacancies across the Prairie provinces. The Chambers Co. Store extends evening hours from September 12 to assist farmers during the busy season while Mr and Mrs Hodge relocate to Baldur for Royal Bank assignment. Lavinia Union Church to mark its anniversary with a fowl supper on October 18. The gas compressed air outfit at the new Pool elevator malfunctioned prompting manual grain shoveling for two days.
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