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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
4
The notice discusses advertising rates and policies for the publication. It notes that rates are shown for the first insertion per line and that Special Notices and other notices may have limited space. Editor and Proprietor L. Stone signs off on the policy.
The House of Commons heard that reciprocity talks ended without a treaty, leaving an unenforceable understanding. Tariff cuts are minor, agriculture faces mixed effects, with grains moving to the United States and barley opening new western markets. The note warns western farmers of ongoing volatility and limited gains from the tariff revisions.
A large crowd from the district attended a court social draft where seven to five favored the married men. The event featured crack players like Terker, Simmie and Richardson. The Ladies' Guild plans a box social in February with J. A. McCompell auctioneering afterward. A discussion on happiness is planned, and CNB remains strong after last week’s gains. Delegations from the Brandon G A convention report satisfaction with ongoing education reforms benefiting farmers. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion.
Blanshard Council at Oak River on January 27 1911 notes minutes. Reeve John Cardale and councillors Ellicott Mason Henry Henry Mason approve last meeting, place Attorney General and Good Roads Association on file, read by laws 224 to 230, authorize payments to Hess Cochran McIntyre Cochran Glint etc. Adjourn to February 6. Also reports Winnipeg referendum push and Manitoba court ruling on warrants for public-house searches.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a natural remedy for colds and throat conditions. It explains the inhaler setup and states a ten dollar kit with optional add ons, promising relief in five minutes and money back if it fails.
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