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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
8
The Salvation Army prints a card of thanks for the Echo readers praising the Annual Service Appeal. The Hamiota goal was 300.00 dollars and the realized total reached 330.13, reflecting credit on the committee and the public. The Salvation Army expresses heartfelt thanks to all contributors.
The Elkhorn visitors include Mr and Mrs W J Francis and Mr and Mrs Dale. A housekeeper is sought by Mrs John Lemon. The Boys and Girls Club Fair is set for Tuesday October 11 with prize lists encouraged. Jas A Stewart appointed to fill a council vacancy after Dr Jamieson’s death. A United Farmers meeting September 24 at 2 30 pm in the Orange Hall discusses apple purchasing and federal election action. OG J White chairs.
Miss Amy Miners heads to Bradwardine with loans on farm lands at current rates. Sewing project notes pair of towels. Dr Coombs moves into town from Oak River. Lavinia Sunday School to hear M Pedlow on Battlefields of France. First Assembly Dance to raise funds for Boys and Girls Fair on Sept 22. Decker Church anniversary Sept 2 with Fowl Supper Oct 4. W J Stevens back to West Bank B C to supervise irrigation project. Dressmaking course praised. wet weather delays threshing. Lawson W Burgess of Winnipeg to speak at McConnell's Hall Sunday 3 PM on Millions now living will never die. Fire insurance rates urged from Minota Mutual. A D McConnell, District Rep., Hamiota.
The Thursday Paper Chase finished successfully but hares ran out of paper and 80 were killed. Kenneth Malcolm and Phillip Surrey led the first two hounds and will act as hares this week, weather permitting. Regular meetings Mondays at 6.45 p.m. in the Orange Hall. Paper chase Thursdays at 4 p.m.
Albert L Turney and William Vickery of Hamiota Manitoba dissolve the partnership doing business as the Hamiota Machine Shop and Garage. Debts to be paid to Vickery. claims to be presented to Vickery for settlement. Dated September 1, 1921. Signed Albert L Turney and William Vickery with witness Percy C. W. Rayner.
J T Pollock issues a farmers notice in the Municipality of Hamiota urging immediate action against Canadian thistles and other noxious weeds. He warns that patches are blooming on summer fallows and will be seeded within two weeks, requesting plowing or cutting before seeding.
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