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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
4
A colonial era notice details driving rates for ads at 90 per cent of the common charge, with provisions for instant insertion and weekly publication. It notes transient and special merchandise categories and specifies a per line charge for each insertion. The notice is signed by W. Venagles and Wm Joey Promivro.
The February 12 1915 village council approves a $25 grant to the Citizens Aid Society of Wisconsin and discusses salaries for January including $55 for H Reeder and $50 for another. The finance report is adopted with several expense items and a by law amendment is proposed. The council adjourns.
Manitoba readers are invited to this year’s Winter Fair from March 2 to March 6 with plans for an oil display of live stock, grain, and seed, plus horse show and live stock sections. The event promises notable equipment exhibits and viewing auditions, highlighting Branden area preparations and festival features.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and dates, references to individuals and events, with multiple incomplete phrases. The readable portions hint at a public or legal notice activity but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities to report.
A list of delegates and plans for the Christian Endeavor Convention is presented. Mrs. Plorcure Grahem of 643 Countess St Portage is convenor of the committee to enroll delegates and organize provisions for lodging and meals during the event.
Fragmented notice describes a business site sale with a request for urgent details and terms. It mentions an address or agent Farquhar and a PO box in Winnipeg Manitoba. The readable text is corrupt but signals a sale of a site with conditional arrangements and contact point.
For sale or exchange an Ontario property described as a large house with ten rooms and verandah, cement frontage, small outbuildings, and a front yard. Includes trees and vines, with coordinates and landmarks noted for reach and access. Contact Echo Office for details and negotiations.
A fragment advertises sale items including 1 Shorthorn bull 3 Youhohire bore 3 Yokehire sows and assorted poultry such as Leghorn roosters hens and other fowl from a farm in a rural area. The legible portions mention pigs cattle ducks and hens among the offerings.
Hamiota Consolidated School district plans a grand concert with over 200 children training for the event. All district children admitted free, proceeds to fund a gramophone and music teaching aids, with staff urging families and town residents to attend and support.
By John H. McConnell auctioneer at the Cecil Heel in Hamiota Manitoba the province follows the line of local sale action and timing remains to be detailed in this fragment.
Percy W Raymer offers real estate and mortgage services via B Ki Bre Notary Multie and Conveyancer. Office located east of the Hotel Cecil. Phone number 127.
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