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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
4
Transient notices published by Exbo Publishing Co outline small ad rates for first and subsequent insertions. Copy for changes must reach the office by Tuesday to appear in the same week. W Venables and W H Josey sign as publishers.
A 1919 letter from Hamiota reflects on the influenza pandemic's impact. It notes fatalities, scarce medical aid, and harsh weather, praises those who aided the sick, and urges neighborly charity as essential support through hardship. The writer also contemplates mortality and resilience.
A special Sabbath service at the Presbyterian Church honors two choir members who died days apart. A second service on Sabbath afternoon at 7 features the talk The man with a low sim. Morning service at 11 focuses on The Ideal Community Church. Children’s story sermon Young Crusaders. all are welcome.
Rural Municipality of Miniota officials press a 166 174 loan over 30 years to fund 11 14 miles of main market roads with 50 percent provincial grant. They cite Wallace as a model showing tax rises offset by durable roads and faster grain transport, urging mass meetings April 15 to 18 with officials speaking.
A patriotic for sale and wanted column invites listings from readers through Mrs. McNaught or Mrs. W. J. Stevens. Spring wants include gasoline iron scribbling scraps incubator straw and a mangle. Wants cover a collie pop turkey poultry tent eggs for hatching and other items.
An ad touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a simple sore throat and chest cold remedy with gargle and chest rub uses, promising rapid relief for earache toothache and other small ailments. It also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills for constipation and headaches.
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