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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
4
The editor and proprietor thanks electors of Marquette for their loyal support during the recent contest. He notes confidence in the new government bonds and expresses appreciation for endorsements shaping his fifth term.
The article urges public support for a subscription list opened by the Union Bank of this town to aid the Mahora Scout Corps. It presents the drive as building courage and manliness and asks readers to place their names on the list, signed by L. Stone and S. Hedge, treasurer.
New edition from the Department of the Interior details bank branches in the Three Prairie Provinces with capitalization and office locations. It lists railway mileage by system and station locations in color, and shows post offices with savings banks, all free by application from Chief Geographer E Young, Ottawa.
Arrow River Guiliren's Day was recognized as children decorated the church with home flowers. Children led by Irene Fleming provided special music. Rev Beattie gave a text based task. Anniversary services are set for October 2 1911 with two gatherings and a Tuesday lecture by Dr J L Gordon of Winnipeg.
Reeve Cardale returned from England claiming travel 3000 miles to pull his vote. A Frid night Scout meeting formed a troop with Dr Black presiding and Mr Shimmin briefing. Merwin Henderson elected secretary. Mrs Wakefield and the Hume family visited locally. Harvest services planned, Laurier to lead Liberals, and Canada’s missionaries reported safe in China. Warship Liberte disaster noted, Manitoba teachers convention to be held in Brandon with Adelaide Holton as guest speaker.
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