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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
1
Mr J Reddon and Miss Maggie McDougel were joined in holy matrimony in Crandell with Rev Watson officiating. The bride wore white and carried white roses, surrounded by many guests. A plentiful repast followed as friends offered warm wishes for the couple.
Miss Mattie Saunders visits Mrs. W Simington of Brandon while Bertha Stevens enjoys Christmas at Mrs Mitchell's. A R Thornbeck returns from Solswirth where he worked as a clerk. Arch Taylor hunts jack rabbits on moonlit nights. Rev Wiggins leads a Christian Endeavor with the old and new aims. Large audience and Miss Stella Vanalstine at the organ. Our teacher G Gunning has sold the dog Tip to Rev Wiggins of Shoal Lake.
The Hamiota Herald lists subscription at $1 yearly and outlines advertising rates. Transient ads are 12 cents per line for week one and six cents per line for subsequent weeks, with special notices at 10 cents for first insertion and 5 cents each following. Church socials with admission fees follow transient rates.
The article explains seed vitality varies with harvest conditions and storage. It notes that poor germination yields weak growth, and urges farmers to test seed using a free service funded by the Minister of Agriculture. Ottawa’s Director of Experimental Farms will evaluate samples sent by mail, about two weeks for results.
Last Thursday's Christian Endeavor meeting was pleasant with a paper by Miss Kate Stewart on A Look Forward. Officers for the first quarter include Mrs C H Stewart honorary president Mrs Tennyson president Mrs McRae vice president and John Anderson secretary treasurer. Meetings begin at 7 30 and an invitation is extended to all.
Samples of oats spring wheat barley Geld peas Indian corn and potatoes have been mailed free in four pound bags to farmers nationwide to boost productivity and seed quality. One sample per applicant applies. personal applications only, no lists from societies. Send requests to the director of Experimental Farms Ottawa before the deadline.
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