25 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
1
OCR fragment shows references to Northern teams No 1 2 3 4 and a matchup Pooh vs SAS with vague scores and product pricing. Details are sparse but indicate a sports or agricultural listing with partial figures and unrelated notes.
Curiosity and unease spread as a yellow haze darkened skies from dawn to afternoon across town and into Alberta. Observers cited smoke from distant bush fires in Montana Idaho and Eastern Washington and compared it to Michigan’s big fire twenty six years ago.
The Manitoba sheep breeders association schedules three grade sheep sales in Brandon on October 18 Portage la Prairie on October 20 and Winnipeg on October 22 if demand justifies the expense. Sales offer yearlings and two shearling ewes, range bred, in lots of six with a two-lot purchase limit per buyer. Buyers cover freight to their nearest station, and inquiries go to secretary A. W. Bell in Winnipeg.
Rev. Dr. Sinclair who preached at Knox Church last Sunday remains this week and will preach at both services next Sunday. Mr Crozier will lead services in Sinclair's Winnipeg church next Sunday.
The sermon praised moral strength and the need for good men in modern times. Dr Sinclair spoke in the Knox church on Phenixon Street where he had been stationed, preaching about Jeremiah and urging constructive reform amid Canada’s gold regime era.
As the season opens for wild duck on September 1, residents of cities towns and incorporated villages must apply now for a tame bird license from the Department of Agriculture in Winnipeg. Non residents must obtain a license from the same department before hunting. Penalties apply for hunting without the license.
Unclear fragments report fires raging in Montana and elsewhere with casualties and evacuations. Refugees crowd a small town as authorities warn of further spread and danger to residents.
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