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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
8
Local items detail births visits and travel, farm society fairs, lectures and dances, school district lectures, orange lodge elections, council meetings and financial statements from Miniota county and Hamiota region. Notables include Brooks family travels, hospital meeting, and upcoming spring shows.
A committee to the Agricultural Society outlines fair preparations for 912. They decide not to revise the prize list early, aiming to produce a timely roster. Four prizes are advised with first place, second place, and several entries dropped. New classes include Drawn Work and Sepia Kindls.
A lengthy notice outlines a resisted sale of multiple large items in the district over the next weeks. Names of bidders and organizers appear, with references to February activity and several local figures tied to the auction event.
The text lists many substances such as mawmer oil cloves slack pepper and others as poisonous in large doses. It notes black pepper contains a fiery oil that can irritate and burn if not moved and its paperine is a sure poison Cayenne pepper is even more irritable.
A Billville neighbor notes John feels safe after Congress. The old lady counters that once John polishes his shoes wears a clean shirt and rides in an automobile he’ll wonder why he didn’t run for president.
The first tram line laid in England remains visible at Belvoir Castle where the Duke and Duchess of Rutland have hosted numerous gatherings. It was built about a century ago to move materials during the castle’s reconstruction after a fire.
A displaced voice mocks grandpa’s talk of perseverance as nonsense. A child explains spending an afternoon blowing bubbles and attempting to pat a mother’s hat, illustrating stubborn effort in a simple domestic moment.
A fragment quotes a tense exchange about Spendit’s rapid pace and his father threatening to cut the allowance, highlighting family tensions over spending.
A witty exchange concerns a creditor pressed for repayment and a debtor joking about moving to a lower floor to appease creditors. The dialogue imagines escalating visits and a humorous stalemate over the little account.
A series of early 20th century birth notices report newborns to families in Viola Dale Oak River Chumah Lamiota and nearby areas. Names include Thos Cave Nesbtt Heisterman Richardson and others with dates in January February and February 1900s.
A commission convenes in Winnpos City to gather evidence on the management of the Maniteta Government Telephones. The hearing date is set for February 2 at 8 o clock, with witnesses required to attend and provide statements to aid the administrative probe.
Wanted drive or two young boarders in Indy. Apply to Mrs Fry, Hamioda.
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