15 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
1
A new repair shop has opened adjacent to the Manitoba Hardware, offering a full range of services. The owner promotes versatile repairs and plans to serve local residents with quick, reliable workmanship and customer-friendly pricing.
Fragments show a list of food items and prices including beef, tongue, toast, peas, corn, tomatoes, and a few monetary marks such as 20c and 45e scattered with incomplete words. The readable terms suggest a mid century lunch menu item set and price shorthand.
The Home Economic club met in the Council Chamber yesterday afternoon with a good turnout. The committee revising the ladies work department reported completion and discharge. Miss Shier read Is the World Growing Better, citing growing international desire to end war and support Hague tribunal. Miss Rutherford read The force of habit on life of a child, stressing environment shaping mental moral and physical habits.
The Oak River Womans Auxiliary reports a large Tag Day total of 7745 in district and town collections led by Miss L Delaney. Gifts for retiring presidents Mrs Storey and Mrs A Storey accompany a June meeting with thanks and well wishes.
Colin McMarachy, noted for his odd experiments, reports two heavy fruit trees this year. One tree bears many apples and another carries a mass of roses in full bloom, with the entire cluster appearing near the apples. He cannot explain the unusual combination or its cause.
Ratepayers of the rural municipality voted last Saturday on selling the rural telephone system to the government. The official tally shows 139 votes cast with 7267 total eligible voters and a 3 vote majority in favor. The council plans to proceed with the sale and possibly establish a central office in Hamiota for the district.
Hon H L Borden and party plan a western tour with three meetings in Marignette Rideearth Shoal Lake and Minnedosa. A special train from Miniota to Minnedosa is hoped for the evening of the rally with Dr Roche and Mr Gordon accompanying the delegation.
Bills announce a Dry reservation in Oak River on Coronation Day June 22 with a baseball tournament and various athletic events. A tennis contest and a ceremony at 5 PM will witness a cornerstone laid for the new Municipal Hall with notable speakers and special music.
The text advertises Chaorlein's Coie Chaled and Diarth as a remedy with uniform success. It claims widespread favor and urging readers to try it, with a stray note about Korsile by all dealers. Mentions a big annual sports day with a garbled date.
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