Manitoba grain certify cited as best in England
M Bell, secretary of the Winnipeg Grain Exchange, notes at the Empire Congress that among three thousand grain disputes before Mark Lane arbitration last year none charged Manitoba. He praises Manitoba grain certificates as top quality and highlights Canada's western grain production as represented by the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bell
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Congress of Chambers of Commerce of the
Empire
Mark Lane
Manitoba
England
Trade Territory Depends on Merchants and Residents
The piece argues a town’s trade area grows not by proximity but by merchant drive and resident enterprise. If merchants pursue surrounding country, advertise aggressively and keep promises, trade expands outward, elevating the town’s reputation and accelerating growth.
Station Dangers Warn Parents After Near Tragic Accident
An obituary notice recalls warnings to parents about children on station platforms. Percy East narrowly escaped a fatality when he fell under a train coach but was freed by Mr. Wm Brown. The notice blames parents for possible accidents and stresses supervision at train times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brown
Percy East
Percy
Ota
Brown
Men Wanted To Fill Farm Jobs Across West This Fall
The west faces a shortage as two hundred men are sought from Hamiota to Winnipeg and elsewhere. G T C contractors struggle to hire and retain workers while farmers offer higher wages to lure men from company work. Farmers with available labor can leave their names at the local office to connect with jobs and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Winnipeg
G.T. P
Harvest Preparations Open Across Town as Machinery Arrives
Farmers rush to ready equipment for the autumn harvest with numerous binders and implements stacked in town warehouses. The scene reflects peak activity as dealers report brisk sales and industry momentum ahead of the fall season.
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Jan’ Evens
Egonte
Toke
Harvest Labor Shortage Looms As Harvest Nears
Farmers seek extra help as available workers in town are already scarce. With favorable weather grain ripening and barley fields cut last week, harvests are expected to begin widely by the 20th, prompting calls to recruit eastbound harvesters.
Kipling’s Poetry Pokes Fun at Publics and Critics
The critic notes Rudyard Kipling once more produces verses that provoke a hostile public response, suggesting even a writer with fame can court outrage with his lines.
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Rudyard Kipling
Dr Hamilton's Pills Advertises Liver Cure
An advertisement promises health from Dr Hamilton's Pills claiming to cure liver ills, purify blood, improve appetite and digestion, and restore vigor. It touts benefits for the liver kidneys and stomach and urges purchase for 25 cents a box at dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Local reader letters and medical remedies in Echo section
A column features a reader defending Mr. Ferguson and criticizing party strategists, arguing for his next election success. The same page promotes Dr. Shoop's remedies for feminine health, describing local treatment and a restorative tonic with claims of relief and renewed vitality. Sold by B. R. McNaught.
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Teo
The
Echo
Ferguson
Jaco
Cardale
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GEHO
Venaples
Main Street
Watkins
Olins
Sims
WM. Andrew
J. R. Watkins Uo
China
Hamiota Book and
Nevin Vesiling
Tly
Sporting Goods
B. R. McNaught
R. J. Brown
Crandell
C. H. Tench
Jewelry
of. T. Venables
Stinson & McDonald Implement Dealers
Hamiota Flour Mills
Basler & Neelands
Meing
Oes
Merion & Manon
York
Washington
Wood Medicine Co
Windsor
Toronco
I. R Strome Co
Hamioptas
Our Grocery
Tuurspay
Ann Frimpay
Nicurs
J. Abbott
Music Store
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Pau
Northwestern
Robert Street
ST. Paul
Miss L. Delaney
W. S. Hyndman
Nesbitt & Beattie
Chase Brothers Company
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