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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1948
Page
4
Public notice lists subscription price for the Hamiota Echo at 2.00 per year prepaid and 2.50 for United States readers dated September 22 1948. Venables mentioned in the notice.
At the Hamieta Film Council annual gathering Rev. A. H. Barber was named president with P. C. Fraser as vice president and J. Kh. Hudson as secretary treasurer. G. Huttan becomes custodian and D. Bridge librarian, with Ruttan and Pollock named delegates to the Manitoba Northwest Ontario Film Association meeting in Brandon on October 16. The council will not allow commercial equipment rental and will work with the National Film Board on a Film Day in Hamiota.
Seventeen girls participated in the Hamiota United Church Foods Club on Wednesday evening with a display of work and a program led by Mrs. L King and Mrs. W Delbridge. Miss Baskerville received a corsage and Mrs Jasper a hand-painted vase, while Nora Vickery earned a Winnipeg trip for highest score. A community lunch followed and tips on school lunches were shared by the leaders.
The regular gathering of Hamiota Lodge No. 8 occurs on the second Monday of each month at 8 p.m. in the Orange Hall. W Mathison serves as finance secretary, with W Venables as recording secretary.
The article notes renewed prairie interest in fall-sown crops like winter wheat and fall rye. It covers sowing timing, soil erosion and weed control benefits, rotation advantages, and practices to ensure success including moisture checks, delayed seeding for grasshopper presence, and the use of varieties such as Kharkov, Yous, and Dakota.
Fragment from a postal or imprint line lists The Christian Science Publishing Society in Boston Massachusetts with incomplete street and city details. The readable portion reads One Norway Street and mentions Boston 15.
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