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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
4
Tuesday's Manitoba election produces a near clean sweep for liberals with no conservative wins. In the constituency with 13 polls, J A Glenn leads Harry Mullins by 1247 votes. Poll totals show H Boucher at 6682 and 5435 votes, while last election had Mullins 4279, Stevenson 406, Ivernch 1589.
Mrs. W. H. Decker thanks friends for sympathy after a bereavement. Decker Union Church will hold anniversary services on Sunday October 3 at 2 30 and 7 30 pm.
Miss Hasel Crawford visits home from the Dominion Chautauquas. Edith Smeaton returns to the Children's Hospital Winnipeg after holidays. Mr. and Mrs Hamilton visit Winnipeg and Portage. Mrs Phillips is ill. Margaret Frazer leaves for Normal in Winnipeg. Dorothy Bell for Normal in Brandon. Election day passes quietly with 412 votes 223 for Glen 189 for Mullins. Rev T Brady and Mrs Brady return from holidays. WMS service at 7:30 next Sunday. Crandall United Church anniversary services October 24 25 with Rev Telfer of Virden officiating.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at the Manse Hamiota on September 10 1926 uniting Louise Ron Bastard of Harding Man and John Francie Hone of The Past Rev S A Martin officiated. The bride wore navy blue taffeta with georgette panels and a pearled necklace. the couple plans a Winnipeg honeymoon and will reside at The Pas where they are known.
The article explains how dairy cattle shows influence breed decisions and advertising. It covers pre show care including feeding, stabling, blanketing, hair clipping, training, and proper handling to maximize appearance and sale value.
Southern Alberta wool production is expected to reach two million pounds this year with about one and a quarter million handled by the Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers' Association. Canada boasts many golf courses and notable appointments to the Canadian Pacific Railway board boost financial outlook. A national tour by the Canadian Jolie Railway concluded in Toronto led by Professor Sinclair La from Macdonald College, praising the trip.
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