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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
4
The piece urges schoolboys to plan early for careers, proposing education in agriculture and teaching. It notes Manitoba's agricultural base, rising high schools, and a demand for teachers who combine agricultural knowledge with general schooling. It argues that training as both educator and agriculturist will yield top salaries and leadership in the field.
The provincial legislature closed last Saturday after a pivotal session. Key measures include extending Manitoba’s boundaries to become a maritime province, creating a public utility commission, and enacting a road improvement plan to modernize highways across the province.
Municipalities discuss collaboration with the government to open a correction road north of town. With limited work the route could connect Banish to a point along the Minnedosa coast area, enabling earlier access and development.
The death of Senator A. A. McDonald makes Sir Charles Papper the last surviving father of Confederation. Papper, once Premier of Canada until 1896, remains active in public life and aware of current events despite advanced age.
The appointment of Judge Camberlain as public utility commissioner for the province will be popular. He served as County Court Judge for this district for years and is regarded as a man of excellent qualities and sterling capabilities fitting him for the duties of this office.
A spring remedy claim urges rubs with Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic aches. The ad promises quick relief and notes availability from all dealers.
J. Becker of 184 Van Buren Street, Chicago, reports thirty years of catarrh relief after using Peruna. He says he spent thousands on medicines and physicians without lasting help before Peruna cured him and his wife’s cold attacks rapidly.
Prospective homesteaders in Manitoba Saskatchewan or Alberta may claim quarter sections of Dominion lands at $400 per acre with residency and cultivation duties. Applicants or proxies may appear at designated Lands Agencies. Conditions require years of residence and cultivation plus house erection. authorized publication warning appears.
Auction notice states twenty percent of the purchase price due at sale and balance per terms to be announced at sale time. Property will be offered subject to a reserve bid and prior mortgage to the Northern Frostery. Further terms and particulars of sale apply to the seller.
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