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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
4
The notice outlines per inch and per line pricing for municipal government and local advertising. It mentions various ad types such as Wanted, For Sale, and other frequent insertions and emphasizes per insertion rates.
A notice states a July 4 190% vote by ballot of resident ratepayers in the Consolidated School District Lavinia No. 1 for or against the district solution. The poll runs 9 am to 5 pm at John Puztos house section 24 township 15 range 21 with voting rules per Municipal Act guidance.
Notice to resident ratepayers of the Consolidated School District of Hamiota No 2 announces a vote on dissolution. Polls open July 3, 1915, from nine to five at multiple ward locations, with ballots for and against dissolution to be counted under Municipal Act regulations. Andrew signs the notice.
An old notice suggests treating a sprained ankle by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and rubbing the area for three to four days as directed by dealers. The fragment indicates compliance with directions and availability through local merchants.
Winnipeg officials have engaged famed aeronaut E. W. Hutchinson for a series of parachute descents during the Exhibition from July 8 to 16. One stunt involves a bomb burst from which Hutchinson will descend under a fragile parachute, presenting a high danger thrill.
Fred Saunders of Shamokin Pennsylvania was struck by a bat during a baseball game in Ashland. The blow allegedly caused a nervous condition that made him bark and yelp like a dog for twenty seven years, with convulsions and pawing the ground. He only rests when asleep and treatments have failed. Doctors suspect a blood clot over the nerve center.
At Rhos-on-Sea inquest Elizabeth Yaskill aged 54 and Jennie Robinson aged 20 both of Kendal Westmoreland died trying to coax a collie to enter the sea. The dog disliked water but plunged at high tide. They were swept away by a giant wave, while Constable Paul Roberts and Scoutmaster Butler nearly drowned in a rescue attempt.
The Dolgelly Wales Board of Guardians decided to dispense with the services of the taskmaster at the workhouse due to old age pensions and the borrrching-house system reducing his duties.
Belgian engineers backed by 6.9 million dollars will develop Finland water powers and convey much of the energy to St Petersburg. The venture targets energy projects and regional power export.
A New York hospital experiments with lighting floors from beneath using electric lamps placed under glass and backed by reflectors to brighten patient rooms.
The Chilean government will establish a school to train native mechanics employed on the national railways. The program aims to improve technical skills and support railway operations through certified instruction and local recruitment.
A Michigan inventor receives a patent for an extremely simple coin slot stamp vending machine that occupies little space. The device integrates coin handling and stamp dispensing in a compact unit.
Motormen operating Birmingham’s traction system receive cash bonuses for accident-free shifts, aligning safety with pay. The program rewards careful operation and reduces negligence-related incidents in the city transit network.
A Massachusetts man patents an orchard heating plant that uses a network of pipes to move fuel oil from a central tank to heat the orchard. The system distributes fuel efficiently through a series of connected pipes to improve warmth across the orchard area.
Ozone purification systems for drinking water have been installed in four German cities, four French cities, one Italian city, and one Russian city, expanding cross border water treatment efforts.
The United States shipped about fifteen thousand miles of motion picture films abroad in a single year while importing nearly three thousand miles, reflecting a strong export surplus in the industry.
Sediment from the Amazon River is detectable up to 100 miles offshore. The finding highlights the river’s immense sediment load and reach into the Atlantic Ocean.
The text notes acetylene gas was discovered in 1836 but its commercial use only became possible in 1892, marking a pivotal development in industrial gas applications.
An English potato digging implement features a revolving brush that cleans tubers of earth as they are dug. The device improves efficiency by removing soil during harvest, reducing post harvest handling for farmers.
The Largest Garage in Denver boasts space for over 200 vehicles and markets itself as the world’s biggest exclusively electric garage. Local officials say the facility showcases growing electric mobility and infrastructure in the city.
A historical note explains making yellow leather look aged by repeated rubbing with vageline until saturated with the Tease. The passage focuses on the method and result rather than broader context.
A New Jersey farmer has bred a raspberry variety that produces two harvests annually. The second crop comes in before the first frost, extending the fruiting period. This adaptation could boost local yields and market supply.
A 200 year old German church chime was fitted with an electrical ringing system. The bells, famed for their historic sound, now operate with improved reliability and ease of use.
Pittsburgh and surrounding areas use more fuel than any other city in the world, reflecting the region's heavy energy demand and industrial activity.
A 19th century note reports a young French inventor promoting a wireless telegraphy system said to reach two hundred words per minute. The claim, described as a simplified transmission method, draws attention to early experiments in rapid message delivery.
A New York hotel accelerates its power capacity by 10 million kilowatt hours to meet rising demand for electric vehicles and modern amenities. The move signals a shift toward high capacity energy use in hospitality settings and showcases growing infrastructure investments by the property.
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