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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
5
A dealer advertises buying direct from the factory to save money. Every piano is inspected and tuned before delivery. The seller invites readers to drop a line for a call when in their district to discuss terms.
Miss Winnie Johnston returns to Edmonton after visiting Lily Decker at Norway House. Decker Whadies Aid holds annual meeting naming officers. Harvesting and school reopenings noted. Salvation Army Brandon Citadel Band to perform at Decker with free hot water for visitors, concert at 3 pm and 7 pm, social band music at 8 pm.
From Montreal comes word that The Family Herald and Weekly Star has reduced its subscription to one dollar per year. The publishers promise to maintain all features and add improvements while noting the financial position allows this cut. The move is expected to attract many new subscribers across Canada.
In a communication to electors, G. A. Children argues that Free Trade disregards national spirit. He cites nations shielding industries with tariffs to grow self reliance, urging Canadians to cultivate a strong national identity and domestic production. He warns Canada to preserve its resources and people for its own national progress.
Conditions in British Columbia fruit regions are satisfactory and trees are healthy. Maritime Provinces reports show normal conditions and potato planting nearly complete. Western crop prospects are strong with commentary from industry figures and a high Canada US newsprint output surplus.
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