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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
5
Manitoba premier Roblin defends railway expansion and land sales policy amid opposition attacks. He cites 705 miles of rail built and 209 miles more planned, a claimed saving on freight and passenger rates, and asserts provincial leaders adopted the policy before taking power.
Dr Roche addressed a meeting in Ottawa praising young men in Hamiota for civic interest and urging their aid in lifting political standards. He referenced the Laurier era steamer Arctic whiskey controversy and mocked Roblin government while applauding the current administration and closing with three cheers for Premier Roblin, Dr Roche, and Mr Ferguson.
Summer bowel complaints in children are discussed with Chamberlain's Colic Remedy promoted. Local notices advertise Hamiota's Big Two Day's Fair on August 14 and 15, Watkin's remedies at E J Abbott, a grand picnic at Stephen's grove July 13, and the Miniota train timetable change for August 9. Arrow River plowing match slated July 18 with 9:30 start. details on bills.
The Pollard Lilli putian Opera Company, a group of talented juveniles, is engaged by Manager Welger for a three week movement at Winnipeg Theatre starting Monday July 9th. The company showcases operas including A Runaway Girl The Bell of New York The Geka The Lady Slavey A Gaiety Girl and The Mi. The group is praised as strictly professional and highly proficient, with a bright and pleasing ensemble.
Promote Dr Hamilton's Pills as a remedy for constipation and foul breath. The ad claims they regulate bowels purify the system and prevent headaches biliousness and sick stomach. Sold as mandrake and butternut mix at 5 cents per box or five for a dollar.
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