The Echo Tharetes Offee Menhabe
Editor L. Stone notes the paper and proprietor status while describing a distant set of events. The text references police actions and community concerns with limited readable detail.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
3
Editor L. Stone notes the paper and proprietor status while describing a distant set of events. The text references police actions and community concerns with limited readable detail.
A landowner plans to fence the Shoai Leke area prompting a movement for villages and councils to pool funds and buy the site as a public park. The piece questions ratepayer approval and by law implications while suggesting the donor could become a lasting community monument like Carnegie or Strathcona if he gifts the land.
The article argues that older people face the tuberculosis threat and calls for urgent care and isolation, especially for advanced cases. It stresses health regulations, hospital provisions, and the need to protect Manitoba and Western Canada’s young population from infection as the continent grows and develops.
A provincial campaign urges action against tuberculosis with a plan to raise funds for a hospital for advanced cases in Manitoba. The central committee initiates a Tag Day, seeking cooperation from organizations in towns and villages, inviting communities like Hamiota district to participate and support the crusade.
The article notes possible participation by Hamiota and district in a worthy movement and directs readers to contact Chas. Lewis Shaw, press agent, Winnipeg, for more information.
Advertises Caamber lain’s Liniment as essential for all families and especially country residents. Claims usefulness for accidents rheumatism pains and bruises with B. R. Mc Naught as a local seller and dealers nationwide.
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