Stock Tonics Always in Business for Your Health
A local health shop promotes stock tonics claiming steady remedies and long established service. The advertisement emphasizes reliability and traditional formulas as a fixture in the neighborhood.
22 Jan 1930
Page 1
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
1
A local health shop promotes stock tonics claiming steady remedies and long established service. The advertisement emphasizes reliability and traditional formulas as a fixture in the neighborhood.
Birth notices from Hamiota Hospital record multiple births in Manitoba during January dates 1920 and 1930. Entries mention Mildred Ada daughter of Mr and Mrs Matt Campbell Hamiota and a Ben born to Mr and Mrs John Hawkins La Vania. Another entry notes a Saxton family birth at Oakner with unclear full details.
Obituary notices for Elizabeth Marriott Brethour, aged 73, detailing her death after a paralytic stroke and family survivors, followed by obituary for Wellington Amy, detailing his Manitoba migration, marriage, children, and funeral arrangements. The page also lists local notices, events, hospital updates, deaths corrections, and community notices from Hamiota and Crandall with a mix of civic items and social announcements.
Gingham child dresses featured in a remnant sale at Bamiota’s Department Store with Watson’s goods priced at $2.00 in 25 cent increments. The notice highlights stock-taking and reduced garments for sale.
Government handed M A F barred rock cockerels offered for $3.00 and $500 Mrs John Strachan Carman Man. A drug store was broken into last Friday night with a substantial cash cheque and express orders taken. Police have no clues after five days of investigation.
About sixty members met Tuesday at the Richardson home for devotion and pantomimes. An impromptu debate on powder dangers featured Florence McLaren and Gordon Killob against Kathleen Moore and Albert Richardson, the affirmative winning narrowly. The Rev Mr Jones led a sing song to close.
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