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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
6
Entry of immigrants of German Austrian Hungarian Bulgarian or Turkish races or nationalities into Canada is prohibited unless sanctioned by the minister of immigration and colonization.
Claiming a painless overnight cleanse Cascarets promise to end headaches biliousness sour stomach and coated tongue by morning Taste like candy and marketed as safe for children the product boasts thirty million boxes sold annually.
Munich dispatches report the diet opening with guards, machine guns on the roof, militia and police throughout the building, and searches for weapons before entry. Only the press gallery allowed access to the galleries. A separate note mentions a joint plowing match organized near Guernsey by four Grain Growers locals.
More than four thousand school children are enrolled in Regina public schools, reflecting rising attendance as the new term continues and districts report steady enrollment growth across schools and grades.
Sinn Fein member R. C. Barton representing West Wicklow escaped from Mount Joy prison in Dublin. Warders found a dummy in his bed and the window bar was sawed through. Barton, a large landowner, formerly served as an officer in the Dublin Fusiliers before joining the Sinn Fein movement.
A ready made house firm in Regina Saskatchewan reports selling ready cut material for 100 houses since January. The company expanded operations to meet demand from local builders and homeowners seeking faster construction.
The ad touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil in small portable bottles at a low price. It claims concentrated power is far greater than many unguents and promotes its wide usefulness for the poor man. It urges dealers to stock the product as essential.
Winnipeg officials declare the socialist party permanently dissolved after riots by returning soldiers protesting Bolshevist talks. Former leader Gus Blumenberg says the secretary fled to Minneapolis and that the party has no secretary, club rooms, or membership left.
Calgary industrial exhibition plans Victoria park construction of a cement grandstand for 8000 spectators at about 80000 dollars and a fireproof cattle barn and sale ring under one roof, seating about 1800 with capacity for 200 to 300 cattle.
The Marconi company announces wireless telephony linking Ireland and Canada.
A theocratic view traces God’s guidance through Israel’s journey from oppression in Egypt to conquest of Canaan. It outlines ten lessons from Moses’ preparation, plagues, Red Sea, manna, Sinai, golden calf, spies, Joshua, cities of refuge, and national obedience for welfare.
CHAS E SHARP of Hawkshaw New Brunswick reports using MINARD'S LINIMENT for croup with excellent results noting no equal. Dated September 1 1905.
The Winnipeg Great War Veterans association plans to place under a Dominion constitution due to rapid member growth. The organization now reports over a thousand enrolled veterans.
CURE COWS CAKED BAGS With EGYPTIAN LINIMENT for sale by all dealers Douglas and Company Napanee Ontario advertises a topical remedy for cattle care.
The Bennet and White Construction company secured the contract for a new 30000 dollar brick garage 100 by 125 feet to be built by Peacock and Leeson starting immediately. They also won the contract for a coca cola factory costing about 20000 dollars to be erected opposite Central school.
Claim describes catarrh as a widespread, constitutional illness treatable by internal medicine. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and offers a one hundred dollar reward for any uncurable case. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Roanoke Virginia Col William A Bishop VC DS0 MC famed Canadian aviator was operated on for appendicitis as he prepared to deliver an address his condition was reported satisfactory
Mothers praise California Syrup of Figs for gentle cleansing of a child’s stomach liver and bowels without griping. A coated tongue signals constipation treatment with a teaspoonful, followed by relief as waste and sour bile pass. The ad urges genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company. Assurance reports CN R line work from Red Deer river to Medicine Hat will start when weather allows.
Advertisement notes a cold remedy using Laxative Bromo Quinine with Ge Groves signature on each box. It claims to stop cough and headache and cure the cold, price 30 cents. Saskatchewan farmers gain hail insurance access as thirty companies open offices provincewide.
Plans for a $300000 normal school building in Saskatoon propose a total cost near one million dollars. The project includes eight and twelve room practice schools and a gymnasium to be built in the city park near dense residential areas, not on the university grounds east of the Saskatchewan River.
Arrangements are under way to erect several more Grain Grower halls during the upcoming summer, in addition to the number already built in the last two to three years across Saskatchewan.
Hospital records warn against cutting corns to avoid lockjaw or blood poisoning. A Cincinnati official touts freezone, bought cheaply at drugstores, as a drop applicator to end pain and shrink corns with minimal tissue irritation. The claim notes quick relief and potential use by women in heels.
Major General Seeley of the British War Office flew from Folkestone to Paris covering 172 miles in 74 minutes with the wind behind the plane. The flight set a speed record for the route.
A testimonial touts Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that eases constipation indigestion and teething while promoting sleep and health. Mrs Omer LeBlu of Maddington Falls Quebec endorses the product and notes continued use for her children. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brookville Ontario.
A Madrid dispatch reports the U-39 submarine seized at Cartagena and the remaining German subs at Ferrol by French tugboats. Also advices a patent medicine claim praising Miller's Worm Powders as effective for children suffering worm ravages, improving digestion and immunity.
Immigration to the Peace River and Grande Prairie regions started several weeks earlier than usual. An advance party of settlers from western states made the first spring trek, with some buyers already purchasing land and others seeking farms on business terms. More arrivals are expected through spring and summer.
In Paris political circles and diplomatic quarters a strong mood backs inviting Herbert H. Asquith the former British prime minister to lead the newly formed League of Nations as its first president per the Daily Mirror report.
Minard’s Liniment relieves neuralgia while Regina board of trade unanimously backs government action to grant a railway charter to the C P R to build a line from Lanigan to Cumberland House via Watson and Melfort this year.
Local coal operators estimate that 10,000,000 dollars leave western Canada yearly for Pennsylvania soft coal. Alberta hopes Alberta mines could supply it if freight rates are revised and other issues fixed, creating a market for about 2,006 tons more coal annually.
Three cars of creamery butter shipped from Saskatoon to New York as a trial. Saskatchewan and Manitoba butter drew New York buyers who were in St Paul recently and prompted orders for the eastern market.
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