Change in Echo management as Stoo buys out M V Ables
The Echo reports Mr Stoo has purchased the partners interests and will run the paper alone. The new management pledges to maintain an up to date paper, seek local news, and advocate town and district progress while thanking patrons for past support.
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Echo owner thanks patrons as partnership ends
A senior partner for the Echo reflects on five years of growth since its founding and announces the transition to new management under Mr. Stom. He expresses gratitude for patronage and asks continued support, trusting the new proprietor will be worthy of their confidence.
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Prorogation Ahead as Legislature Tackles Grain Debate
Winnipeg report notes early prorogation likely as government advances private and public business. Grain exchange and Grain Growers association clash over per bushel charges and regulation of payments to buyers. Government seeks reform through commissions and potential charter changes, aiming at relief for producers. The piece also markets a Dr. Croup Cure syrup in an adjacent notice.
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Manitoba university fate in legislature debate and reforms
Debates before the law amended committee discuss support for a nondenominational central university with degree powers and affiliate colleges. Deputations seek greater Manitoban higher education funding as Premier Roblin and ministers consider proposals while plans to raise funds via provincial investments and school grants are outlined. Concurrently court reforms push for a Kings Bench judge and a small debts court to ease litigation costs, alongside Winnipeg’s move to tax larger corporations to fund public administration and youth protection measures.
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The Deaf Made to Hear Catarrhozone Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness from catarrh is curable with Catarrhozone. It praises results in a thousand cases and twenty five years of standing, describing how the vapor soothes ear passages to relieve inflammation and destroy catarrh seeds. It urges readers to try Catarrbozone with 25c and 1.00 sizes from dealers.
Local Ontario Gentleman Praises Ferrozone Cure
John Cowan of Black Bay Ontario reports Ferrozone cured his chronic rheumatism after years of illness. He states the remedy works through the blood to destroy the disease cause and promises quick results for stiff joint sufferers. Price one dollar per box at all dealers.
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