Fragmentary Sheriff Notices From The Echo
Incomplete OCR fragment describes sheriff notices with scattered lines about notices of service or fines. The readable text is sparse and noncontiguous with no clear entities or dates.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Incomplete OCR fragment describes sheriff notices with scattered lines about notices of service or fines. The readable text is sparse and noncontiguous with no clear entities or dates.
An article from Winnipeg reports on the Manufacturers' Association convention praising cooperation, noting farm groups like Grain Growers and the need to boost farmer membership. It cautions that a small farmer base weakens bargaining, urging unity to push reforms and common betterment.
The article notes the Telephone Commission plans new charges for Oak River and Kenton, with Crandell and Minigta delayed to March 1. Officials blame rural subscribers for abusing inter municipal lines for gossip and idle talk, arguing business users should not bear extra costs.
A provincial agreement signed by Dr Karl Lang and Hon WS Fielding ends the Germany Canada trade war. Germany yields to Canada the minimum duty on imports after March 1 while Canada removes the surtax on German manufactures. A general conference on regulating trade was deferred.
The Ottawa Journal portrays Dr. Roche, Ottawa South MP and Marquette native, as a seasoned parliamentarian with rare balance of ideas and eloquence. His Navy question address drew cheers and left fewer empty benches in the House.
The Shoal Lake Star urges turning the lake into a summer resort to attract visitors and advertise the town. It suggests adding row boats fishing boats ball grounds tennis courts a dancing pavilion and bath houses to accelerate growth and make Shoal Lake a leading provincial destination.
Mr and Mrs Jes Lindsay of Regina spent a week visiting Mrs Lindsay's parents Mr and Mrs McConnell and returned home Monday. Mr AD McConnell made a business trip to Winnipeg. The CNR may need to build a round house at McConnell. Three engines stood outside two nights last week. Mr Harry Withrow traveled to Isabella on the snow plow before engine trouble forced two walks in. Mr Ross, the new minister, has arrived to take charge of this field.
A brief health note warns that delays in treating croup can be dangerous. It advises using chamberlain style cough remedies at home, giving the child doses as indicated and seeking care if symptoms worsen.
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