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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
5
A garbled note references McCormick Binders and a draft related to crop yields. The fragment hints at a work plan or evaluation involving a famous writer or loom, but details are unclear in the OCR excerpt.
A physician outlines non pharmaceutical living rules for rheumatic sufferers and endorses a blood tonic and herbal remedies. He notes gradual improvements with hydration and rest, and cites a local merchant praising relief of backache and urinary issues after following the treatment.
Receipts and expenditures summary for August to December 1903 showing totals and items such as dog tax poll tax licenses and bank interest. The document lists misread figures and by law references with references to permits and refunds under the village’s financial ledger.
Abstract financial report shows receipts and expenditures from 1908 to 1909 with balances in U Bank Hamiota and cash in treasurer’s hands. It lists assets including debentures and municipal levies, along with liabilities and surplus, noting upcoming maturity of several Mill and Road Debentures.
The Hlanshard Council sitting as Court of Revision considers appeals on high assessments for sections 16-14-22 and 22-14-22 and lots 3 feud S. James Sinclair’s appeal is accepted and the assessment for 22 is reduced to a lower amount. The Glinz assessment is reduced to one thousand dollars. The council closes the revision and adopts the 1909 assessment roll. Routine business includes minutes, bylaw readings, land surveys, a weed inspector, solicitor services for conveyancing, and By law No.9 amendments. A grant of 90 dollars to the Oak River Agricultural Society is approved, and several accounts are paid.
The Kenton congregation held monthly lectures and social evenings at the Presbyterian church. Notable speakers came from Regina Winnipeg and Brandon with performances by Miss Wye Hood and Miss Marian Whyte. A mortgage of over two thousand dollars was burned, clearing all debt. Ladies aided by hosting, and plans for a bigger program next winter were announced.
A vintage ad-style notice urges every family to keep Pape's Diapepsin for rapid digestion. It promises relief from heartburn belching and stomach heaviness within minutes and claims the chewable tablets cure indigestion by acting on food in the stomach.
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