Unclear OCR Item on Theatre Seating and Events
Fragmentary OCR advances a theater event note mentioning seating and free entries. Readable pieces reference a venue, tickets, and a dated schedule but many portions are garbled.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR advances a theater event note mentioning seating and free entries. Readable pieces reference a venue, tickets, and a dated schedule but many portions are garbled.
Canadian Commodity expert Mr Aird, closely connected to the industry, estimates total provincial wheat and oats output near 15.04 million bushels this season, nearly matching last year. His figures cite Wheat 91,513,000 base, Oats 259,000, Barley 17,735,790 bushels with other values noted.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a rapid fixer for catarrh with claims it destroys the disease. It urges trying the treatment early with a money back guarantee and lists $1.00 sizes at dealers.
Council met at 10 o’clock with all members present except Councillor Reid. By law 275 levies rates for municipal purposes 15 mills and other charges, approved after readings. Finance committee recommended payments totaling several sums, cheques to be issued, and council adjourned.
An advertising testimonial notes Ferrozone restoring health for a Kingston resident who suffered eight months of dizziness and right side pain. The speaker cites improved appetite, vigor, and heart strength after using Ferrozone, and promotes the product at a price of one dollar per bottle.
Miniota council met at Foresters' hall Crandall on the date in 1906 with the Reeve presiding. Councillor Spence was absent. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
The council discusses locating a project, strengthening bridges and culverts before threshing traffic, remaining in the Union of Municipalities with a $20 annual fee, prohibiting abusive language and drunken behavior on streets, and setting current year tax rates including municipal, school and judicial levies. The meeting adjourns to Hawthorn's Hall Minioin at the Reeve's call.
Brandon agrees with the CNR to build a $25,000 station and connect the present grade with the Winnipeg Regina main line at once. The CPR aims to run a fast mail train Quebec to Vancouver in three hours with limited stops and sleeping and dining cars. Census returns show population increases in several towns. Hamiota’s growth is still unavailable. Dr Shoop promotes Night Cure and Restorative for women's health, sold locally by B R McNaught.
Demand for Sterlain's Coke Diarrhoea Remedy is so strong that stock cannot keep up. The ad claims it cures dysentery when other remedies fail and is sold by R. McNaught and dealers everywhere.
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