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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several places and people including Hewitt and Lehamemesd, with references to techies and a Stony Edler wand Prev. The piece reads like a rough clipping from a local column, lacking clear context or events.
A letter from Fred Champness, an English immigrant near Cradleland, urges newcomers to Canada to work hard, avoid excess, and settle in small towns for steady employment. He warns against bad conduct, praise for honesty, and says Canada will advance with English workers if the trend continues.
The writer accuses the reporter of prevaricating from the trail and warns of trouble if not more careful, while the editor states such threats do not scare him. He pledges to correct any errors and rejects the barrage of threats and hot air as unnecessary.
A contentious dispute centers on Hansen allegedly being picked up with rheumatism and later turning himself in, with Bryson’s side published to counter the firing charge. Magistrate Houck heard Hansen facing charges, while evidence suggests he left voluntary and was not dismissed. The unnamed signers claim injustice and threaten unnamed retaliation.
A writer condemns reckless gun use and recalls a recent incident where someone aimed a weapon at a traction engine gauge, breaking its glass and ruining the surface. The piece urges authorities to stop such deliberate destruction and to make examples of perpetrators.
The Canadian Banks statement for April notes business men face an 802.4030 deficit compared to 197. Hon C J Mickle of Birtle appointed opty court judge for the metiners judicia district with unnamed Minnesota connection.
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