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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe motions by a person named Warder and others. It mentions seven tests or items and references lowe and fowed feet work inertia. Details are unclear but imply a sequence of motions or actions.
A Canadian Supreme Court ruling upheld an insurer's denial after a tenant kept a pint of gasoline on site near a gasoline stove. The fire caused total loss, and the decision warns readers to exercise extreme caution with gasoline on insured premises to avoid voiding policies.
District farmers face labor gaps as hundreds of harvesters head to other branches while locals struggle to find workers. Grain Growers Associations are blamed for drawing men away, with reports that Winnipeg and Odiberry sent men to secure personnel and return with large numbers.
Principal VanDusen appeals to parents and guardians to begin the new term on the first day after holidays. He notes safe work in the principals room and strong exam results support continuing current programs. Early start prevents neglect of classes and keeps pupils from falling behind.
A readers letter outlines Swift Current dry country misperception and describes Mennonite and Whiskey Creek settlements. It notes farm yields, land openness, emerging Notre Dame d’Auvergne, mail routines, bridges, and an upcoming railway grade with hoped coal access and new settlers including printers and bankers seeking space for Hamida community members.
Residents who intend to hunt wild ducks must apply for a game bird license from the Department of Agriculture and Immigration Winnipeg before hunting. Non residents need a license entitling them to hunt or shoot any game or bird, protected or not, under The Manitoba Game Protection Act. Apply before November 30 1900 to avoid penalties.
Minneapolis cash market weakens as heavy wheat arrivals push prices down. New No 1 northern drops fifteen cents from Saturday close and twenty five cents from Saturday ruling, with 709 carloads brought in Sunday including 445 wheat cars.
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