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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
6
The eastern region argues for mutual understanding to resolve East West tensions. It notes Eastern Canada once viewed the West as a colony and justifies western development through earlier costly projects like the CPR. The piece emphasizes abandoning old mindsets to foster national harmony and growth.
The article argues the East clings to past policies and resists change, while the West demands revised national policies to reflect its growth. It notes Canada’s expansion from Atlantic to Pacific has shifted demographics and economic needs, urging recognition that progress requires evolving conditions to avoid harming the East. Next week the Western viewpoint is to be presented.
The message urges belief in one's work to avoid collapse and stresses perseverance as the key to success. It emphasizes commitment as the path to overcoming doubt and achieving goals.
An advertisement argues catarrh must be treated internally, not by local applications, claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure travels through the blood to mucous surfaces. It boasts a physician pedigree, special tonics and purifiers, and urges readers to request testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and notes a German siege gun to be kept as a Paris war trophy.
The Alberta minister of agriculture notes 10 000 000 acres were broken this year, about eight percent of provincial agricultural land. The figure marks a rise of over two million acres from the prior year and surpasses the 1909 crop area by more than eight times.
Thomas Reynolds of Quaker Oats in Saskatoon announces the firm will double feed plant capacity and add a new story to a warehouse, signaling expansion.
Germany plans to send Matthias Erzberger as plenipotentiary to meet Marshal Foch at Spa. The German note requests a personal audience to discuss Danzig and to obtain full guarantees within 24 hours regarding the landing of Gen. Haller's troops.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood restoring remedy for rheumatism. It cites a customer in Ontario, Mrs. Johnston of Chatham, who reports relief after months of trial and urges purchase from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50.
The Temps reports allied powers plan a neutral state around Danzig to avoid giving the coast to Germany or Poland. It notes possible Polish troop landings at the Baltic port if needed but suggests this would not bind Danzig to Poland.
North Portal organizes a Boy Scout association with all district returned soldiers elected as honorary members of the organization. The move honors veterans and ties local veterans to scouting activities.
A brief note describes popping corn using Putnam's Corn Ex tractor-corns, praised for quick popping and staying popped. The remedy is offered as a safe method, priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
Saskatchewan dispatch says Marquis wheat will be shipped to Australia this spring with 19 000 bushels ordered by the Dominion seed purchasing commission. The shipment will leave Regina for Vancouver for transport to Australia. The commission has also sent 75 000 bushels to France.
A pen of six mottled Anconas owned by F. E. Pullen of Whonnock won first prize in the provincial government egg laying contest at Victoria and was sold last week to an Ontario poultry breeder for 300 dollars, 50 dollars per pullet.
The study analyzes 25 Shorthorn bulls with two or more daughters in Canada, showing 19 straight Scotch and 6 Scotch topped sires. It notes 20 cows three years old+ with over 400 lbs butterfat, including lines: straight Scotch, straight English, and mixed. Two year olds show nine cows with 300+ lbs butterfat, with eight by Scotch crosses and six by Scotch topped sires, suggesting Scotch blood supports dual purpose beef and milk traits. G. E. Day, See. D. S.B.A.
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from tainted blood due to liver and kidney faults. It asserts uric acid causes tissue and joint pain and touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as having many remarkable cures and strong recommendations.
A witty line notes that men come home late for supper with equal likelihood as finding dinner delayed, suggesting a vice versa rhythm in daily routines and domestic expectations.
The Stirling district in Calgary Alberta claims the largest imported Shorthorn herd in the Dominion. A. M. Steed owns over 200 head and employs Neil McKinnon, a seven year provincial government veteran, to fit the cattle for upcoming summer fairs.
Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus identity as Lamb of God Messiah and Son of God, and His mission to save the world by atoning death. It cites John 1 and John 3, explains belief as the path to salvation, and highlights God’s love in giving His Son and working all things for good for believers.
Asthma often strikes at night robbing rest and strength. Relief is possible with Dr J D Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy, claimed to have proven merit through years of service as a reliable option. A trial is urged to convince readers.
Vancouver reports lumber trade to Australia returning to pre war levels and likely to exceed past demand. Initial cargoes this year are carried by three steamers of the Canadian Australasian Royal Mail Line. Expectation of rising demand from New Zealand as well.
In a fragment from a local ad notice, a drug product labeled Bromo Quinine offers ceeeee relief and urges readers to call for the full name Laxative Bro 2 tablets. It mentions the signature of Ove Cures 2 Cold inose Day 30c.
A quip from Pearson's Weekly notes an old woman who bows her head whenever Satan is named and replies civility costs nothing since you never know what might happen.
A playful line recalls the pessimist who consoles himself by noting that whenever the sun shines, it is raining somewhere. The quip underscores the irony of weather and mood.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle purgative that cleanses the liver and bowels without griping. It promises a clear head, fresh breath, clean tongue, and pleasant taste, with a 10 cent box marketed for children and adults alike and claiming to work while you sleep.
H F Kenny has purchased property and will erect a 25000 bushel grain elevator a fifty barrel flour mill with a chop floor and a cleaner in connection and stalls and weigh house for a stockyard in Red Deer Alberta.
Corns result from tight boots but can be relieved easily by Holloway's Corn Cure, a simple remedy advertised to ease pressure and prevent discomfort.
About thirty three freight cars of effects were cleared at the North Portal customs port on March 1 as settlers move into new areas.
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