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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
6
The Rural Municipality of Hamiota informs ratepayers of changes under The Debt Adjustment Act 1932 as amended. Purchasers or mortgagors may cover one third of the crop share to pay a year's land taxes, with receipts reducing vendor shares. Taxes payable at par through October 31 1933, earlier years allowed until December 15. Secretary Treasurer.
The store offers boxes of Crab Apples at 1.29 each and bags of Winter Onions at 1.79 each. Onions are ripe, well cured and will keep well, with limited stock available at clearance prices.
Come in and see the new John Deere 702 Disc Tiller. This machine is durable and highly capable, promising superior performance beyond expectations. A live demonstration will convince you.
Hamiota Consumers Co operative asks farmers and others in arrears to settle Echo subscriptions. Train timetable shows CN service from Neepawa to Beulah shifted to Monday and Friday with departures Rapid City 4:53 pm and returns Beulah on Tuesday and Saturday.
A Grobb optometrist now with W O Scott will visit Dr Fraser's Office Crandall on Sept 26 and The Central Hotel Hamiota on Sept 27 for eye examinations. Canadian railways announce winter excursions with reduced fares, long time limits, and no sleeping car restrictions to eastern Canada Pacific coast and parts of the United States.
A committee under J R Evans mobilizes Hamiota municipality to collect potatoes and other vegetables for shipment to southwestern Manitoba drought districts. Railways will move carload donations free to designated points. local households, farms, and stores are urged to contribute vegetables flour and cash for procurement.
Mrs Nan Creighton and Miss Bessie Creighton left Monday for Brandon General Hospital to begin a three year nursing program. The district hosted social events in their honor including a tea, handkerchief shower, and gifts. A Rally Day program featured Mr. Dick from Hamiota, and a dance with Shoal Lake orchestra raised $1.75.
At Mrs J Lindesy home on September 12 Dr Hodson spoke about cancer. Mrs EW My anell shared her Churchill trip. Esther Thompson asked for help for the dry area, prompting two truckloads of vegetables donated by Jas Reid to Pierson district. Next WI meeting set for October 3 with Rev Arrathers as speaker.
Anniversary services set for Decker United Church on October 1 at 7 30 p m led by Rev Percy Jones of Harding followed by a fowl supper at 5 p m with a program and admission of 5 2 0 The Orrwold anniversary also October 1 at 2 30 p m with Rev Jones in charge and a Friday October 6 fowl supper admission 3 50 and 2 0 Mrs Hanna hosted Ladies Aid last Thursday to finalize town supper plans. Mr Vere Little leaves for a California holiday. Mr and Mrs Evert Alexander of Calgary visiting. Rally Day service attended under Superintendent H Quinton with music by Miss Margaret Cox and piano by Miss Cox. Special numbers by Miss Cox Jack Alexander and Ernest Youngson. Address by Rev A S Carruthers. Miss Florence Turner of Hamilton spent weekend with Mr and Mrs W H Cox.
A team of Elkhorn horseshoe players visited Hamiota on Wednesday and played several games. Hamiota won both doubles and singles led by W Simpson and A Riddell with E Ganne and F Anderson contributing. Elkhorn invited a return match at Elkorn.
Nweid’s advertises full size coats in black brown and navy chamois lined with fur, plus a broad selection of hosiery sweaters and underwear for fall. Prices are stated as reasonable with all widths sizes and styles available.
Grocery sale text lists various prices for items such as 39¢ mes se ag e a i ce IA-Ib, 23c per tin, 3 packs 27c, 35c for 2 Ibs, and 5 lb tins 90c. Items described resemble a newspaper advertising column with compact price figures.
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