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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 11, 1926

Page

2

Western farmers face tariff fights and seek cooperation

The piece argues U S farmers suffer from surplus production, global price competition, and high domestic costs. It contrasts Canadian farmers who built large cooperatives with U S calls for price fixing or export barriers and cites Robert Bingham urging cooperative marketing over federal remedies.

Maiutorer Hinself United States United States Congress U.S U. S Canada United Grain Growers Saskatchewan Co-operative Grain Poola Cooperative Creameries Robert Bingham National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Associations Bingham Washington

Canadian Autos Sent Abroad Reach Global Markets

Canadian made automobiles head to nearly every corner of the globe with sales to fifty to sixty different countries, expanding export reach to distant destinations.

Global car shipments span continents and oceans

The report traces a chase of Canadian cars starting in November and traveling from Paraguay to Palestine and around the world via Iraq, the Dutch East Indies, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. US buyers led the orders as cars were sent to the Gold Coast, Malta, Fiji, the Straits Settlements, Nigeria, British Sudan, Belgian Congo, Egypt, Siam, and Portuguese East Africa.

Paraguay Palestine Iraq Japan Australia New Zealand Gold Coast Malta Fiji Straits Settlements Nigeria British Sudan Belgian Congo Egypt Siam Portuguese East Africa

Japanese flour mills plan Winnipeg office for wheat buys

Two representatives from Missin flour mills and Milteus Grain Company of Tokio visited Winnipeg to arrange a wheat purchase of 150000 tons, aiming to establish branch offices to secure future grain supplies.

Winnipeg Missin Flour Mills Milteus Grain Company Tokio

Don’t Submit to Asthma Remedy Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to buy Dr J D Kelloge’s remedy for asthma. It promises relief without doubt and urges immediate purchase from dealers everywhere. The copy emphasizes guaranteed efficacy and urges readers not to delay treatment.

J. D. Kelloge

Earning Money Sought Amid Struggles

A readable fragment notes people settling to devise methods to obtain funds rather than merely thinking of ways to earn money. The tone hints at financial hardship and collective effort to find solutions. The exact origin and context remain unclear from the fragment.

World Championship Dog Derby Begins Banff Winter Carnival

A historic world championship dog derby will run from Calgary to the Great Divide and back to Banff. The 173 mile course, the longest in dog mushing history, exceeds The Pas derby by 23 miles and traverses rugged North American scenery.

Calgary Great Divide Beck Banff North America

Woman trusts Dr Williams Pink Pills in recovery tale

A Hamilton Ontario nurse testimonial praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, recounting drastic improvement after six weeks of use. She details initial fatigue, breathlessness, hot flashes, and poor sleep, then reports restored sleep, appetite, vitality, and weight with four boxes.

Florence Glebe Royal Arts Merrick Street Harmilton Ont Dr. Williams Poppie Met Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Dr. Williams Medicine Co

Remark on Men and Rivers as Metaphor

A terse observation notes that when men boast or swell with pride their true nature becomes clear through their speech. The line uses rivers as a simile for character showing that arrogance reveals flaws in talk.

Don’t tell a child to be good without setting an example

A historical aphorism urges adults to model good behavior rather than simply instructing children. It emphasizes practical demonstration as the guiding method for moral conduct and discipline.

Dr. R V Pierce Pioneer Doctor and Golden Medical Discovery

A Western Pennsylvania farm boy educated in teaching becomes a Civil War era physician in Pennsylvania oil country. He later moved to Buffalo and launched remedies that spread nationwide. His Golden Medical Discovery is a famed blood medicine and tonic. A trial package is available via Dr Pierce’s Bridgeburg Ontario branch laboratory.

Pennsylvania New Oil Buffalo N.Y R.V. Pierce Mwe Dr. Fitce Bridgeburg Ont

Banks Granted Two Percent Discount on Excise Stamps

An order in council grants chartered banks a two percent discount on the face value of excise stamps sold to them, while banks are currently said to receive one percent and other permit holders two percent. Boivin noted banks’ wastage barely covered and that permit holders buy stamps from revenue offices to resell to banks for profit. The measure took effect January 1.

Canada G. Boivin

Federal law clash leaves Quebec drunk driving unclear

Toronto Mail and Empire reports Justice Wilson of the Superior Court says federal law governs drunken driving when a person is in control of a car. Provinces seek amendments as police in Montreal deem the federal rule impracticable.

Quebec Justice Wilson Superior Court Cavdit Monreal Toronto Mail and Empire

Alberta Lady Relieved of Anemia Gastritis and Neurasthenia

Mme L Genoud of Charron Alberta shares a testimonial about Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says twenty years of kidney problems and anaemia improved in eight days, avoiding hospitalization, with pills strengthening kidneys to purge impurities from blood. The product is sold widely and by The Dodd's Medicine Co. Toronto.

Alberta Charron Alta Dodd Mme. L. Genoud Dodd’s Kidney Dodd's Medicine Co., Ltd Toronto

What Can Congress Do About Rubber Prices

The piece argues Congress cannot control rubber exports from British colonies and compares the situation to past cotton price debates. It notes domestic limits and warns that an official investigation may not improve international relations, citing the New York World.

Congress British East Indies Ceylon Malaya Capitol Hill New York World

Duke of Leinster Arrives in America Under Pseudonym KE Fitzgerald

The Duke of Leinster famed for racing an Aberdeen to London drive in 14 hours and beating a train, arrives in America incognito as KE Fitzgerald to pursue further sporting ventures and social engagements.

Duke of Leinster Ireland Atlantic Aberdeen London America KE. Fitzgerald

Man’s Wisdom Seen By Foolishness

A proverb notes that awareness of one's folly yields insight beyond what others credit. The line reflects on self awareness and the value of humility in judgment.

Election Expenses Per Canadian Voter in 1925

Dominion estimate puts cost to obtain each elector at about 66 cents. Total government expense around $2,120,000 for roughly 3,157,545 votes. Official figures pending. By comparison, 1921 turnout was about 3,121,844 with cost near $1,700,000, about 55 cents per voter.

Dominion Canada

Duchess Of Norfolk Plans Canada Visit With Family

The Duchess of Norfolk will travel to Canada and the United States early this year with her children including the 17 year old Duke and his elder sister Lady Rachel Howard. The trip serves part of her education plan as the family previously toured Italy and Spain.

Duchess of Norfolk Canada United States Rachel Howard Italy Spain

Four Million Dollar Heiress Jean Ferris Jumps into Fame

Four million dollars pass to 14 year old Jean Ferris heiress to the Spreckels fortune after termination of a trust fund created twelve years ago for her mother Emma C Ferris. The news puts the Paris London and New York financial scenes on alert as royalties and high finance figures swirl around the historic San Francisco sugar magnate Claus Spreckles legacy.

Jean Ferris Spreckles London Jean Claus Spreckles San Francisco Emma C. Ferris

Russia issues stamps to mark academy of science anniversary

New stamps issued in Petrograd commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the Academy of Science with a view of the academy and a portrait of Iomonosof, a founder. Additional stamps will feature Russian radio expert M. Popoff.

Russiia Academy of Science Petrograd Academy Iomonosof M. Popoff

Ferdle Inquires After Miss Ethelin

A brief dialogue shows Ferdle asking about Miss Ethelin while a maid explains she was hoping for candy when rung. The maid thanks the caller and mentions the candy left for her.

Ferdle Miss Ethelin

Plymouth Fiddler John Wilder Eyes Championship Honor

Plymouth Vermont’s 80 year old fiddler John Wilder claims deep roots in the instrument with 66 years of play and a 100 year old violin. He is noted as an uncle of President Coolidge.

John Wilder Plymouth Vermont President Coolidge

Still Enjoying Life at 84 Thanks to Milburn’s Pills

Mrs. F H Miller of Vancouver reports her husband suffered severe palpitations and smothering spells. Two doctors predicted a six month life but after Milburn’s H and N Pills he continued living and could climb stairs without heart pains. The ad notes The T Milburn Co of Toronto as sponsor and briefly mentions Italian origin of scissors.

F. H. Miller 11Th Ave. East Vancouver B.C Milburn

Miller's Worm Powders Claim Universal Worm Elimination

The advert asserts Miller's Worm Powders attack worms in the stomach and intestines at once and prevent their survival. It claims to correct unhealthy digestive conditions that invite worms and to benefit child growth, with hundreds of attested cases and universal trustworthiness.

Worm Exterminator Claim Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement extols Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a simple strong remedy to prevent and treat worm infestations in children. The copy emphasizes prompt relief for suffering youngsters and urges immediate use.

Woman’s taste in purchasing neckwear noted

A humorous comparison holds that a woman’s choice of neckwear for herself mirrors a man’s habit of selecting hats for his wife, suggesting similar shopping instincts across spouses.

Gerald and Geraldine exchange witty words on money and talk

The conversation shows Gerald saying money talks while Geraldine asks if anyone has a speaking acquaintance with yours. The exchange hints at humor about dialogue and value in relationships without further context.

Gerald Geraldine

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