Fragmentary note on a quiet scene and split feelings
A brief, fragmentary glimpse shows a small group moving through a calm setting. The scene hints at light laughter and unease, with a sense of separation and care across distance and time.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
4
A brief, fragmentary glimpse shows a small group moving through a calm setting. The scene hints at light laughter and unease, with a sense of separation and care across distance and time.
General News Inc notes Rockefeller to give away five hundred million dollars of Standard Oil money to charity. The Dominion astronomers report Halley's comet visible with a fair telescope south of Mars and west of Sateru, April 15 as the faint glow appears to average eyesight. Premier McBride's deal with Canadian Northern Railway is introduced. bonds guaranteed at 35 thousand dollars per mile with control of freight and passenger rates, and no appeal to the railway commission. An Abattoir bill seeks 50 thousand dollars to establish a public market and abattoir to aid the live stock industry. Royal Commission recommends a compensation act for employers with five or more workers, averaging half wage loss in non fatal cases and up to 1500 dollars for fatal accidents. The piece ends reflecting on merchants and editors praising the unsung common man who keeps towns alive.
Thursday sale lists bay Clydesdale and other horses with ages and weights, Hereford cattle including bulls and cows, and a wide range of implements from binders to plows and mills. Auction starts 12:30 with lunch provided, terms cash under $15 and credit on joint notes over. Provisions note the year 1910 and two proprietors Alex Menzies and R Lawson as auctioneers.
The letter notes International Harvester opens a local branch with Geo. Arthur as agent. James McMillan sells his farm to John Strachan. A May Twitter of social dancing occurs at W Kerr’s home with Mr. and Mrs. Kerr honored. Winnipeg Edmonton train runs on time despite snow. Rivers snow disruption cited. A Rivers Melville hockey game is discussed and a new bank opening is rumored for spring. Pope is hailed as a coming business center on the Transcontinental route.
Mr Mills rents the farm and will auction all stock and implements at 12 oclock. Horses cattle and hens listed with ages and weights. extensive tool set including Deering binder Dowagiac drill John Deere gear McCormick mower Tiger rake and wagons. Terms cash up to 15 dollars, credit over that with joint notes at 6 percent due November 1 1910. Lee Mills proprietor J H McConnell auctioneer.
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