18 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
1
Sherwin Williams Pure White Lead and Colors Try Graphite Machine Oil at 60c per gallon. Lace Leather in Hides priced at 1.20 per pound. Cut Laces in 1 lb packets 1.25 per lb. Also offering the best ice on the market.
Fragmentary market notes show prices for wheat and feed grains with scattered figures such as 19¢ and other numbers. The text references Northern varieties and oats with unclear context and multiple garbled tokens.
The town faces unfounded rumors after a heavy rain and cold snap. residents note no hail or damage except on a few farms, while gossip inflates conditions. A reader urges stopping rumor mills and keeping public discourse calm until facts emerge.
A reader questions an Echo leading article that calls Crippen a famous English wife murderer. The letter argues wording may mislead about Crippen s birthplace and nationality. The editor responds that nationality is secondary to the piece s theme misplaced sympathy.
Oak River notes list new instructors including Miss Grant in Maplewood and Miss Fraser in Kerr's School, with several others returning to posts in White Bank Trehern Reston Wheatland and Fleming. Typhoid convalesces for F Vaughn formerly a bank teller while visits continue among Winnipeg districts and Ontario guests.
The Hamiota Agricultural Society notes a record exhibit quality overall and strong livestock divisions, with roots and vegetables surpassing prior records despite a smaller crowd due to harvest work. While the displays impressed judges and showed broad improvements, entertainment was lacking and fair management requires improvements.
Kind benefactors under Mr Mo Naught contribute a gramophone and food items to the hospital. John Strachan and Mrs Hamilton Thompson provide butter and fruit while Mrs Squibb and Mr A Robertson add fruit and butter. A prize crock from Miniota and gifts of tea by Mr Beckett complete the supporters list.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds and chest congestion. The copy notes a larger size and relief soon, sold by McNaughton dealers nationwide.
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