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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a universal remedy that treats nasal, throat, and lung catarrh by inhalation. It claims to kill germs, heal sore spots, and relieve discharge, with a two month supply priced at $1.00 and smaller and sample sizes available.
Kenyon as a disguised tramp meets Mike Hever aboard the fishing brig on the Camlyn coast. Hever speaks of wanting Sir Anthony West and denies being arrested, while Kenyon claims Tom Burbury is a bargaining chip in broader schemes. The two hint at Morgan and West family intrigue as danger rises.
A $73,000 memorial hall is planned for North Battleford. Mayor Thomas leads the project with broad citizen and GW.V.A. support and a citywide canvass to gain momentum for construction.
A remark notes that certain men exhibit an ongoing craze for a practice termed as both puzzling and trivial, pursued with persistent, almost fanatical effort. The tone hints at social commentary on eccentric behavior.
The article warns of a construction downturn as war work ends and skilled trades flood the labor market. It urges prompt cooperation between labor and builders, highlights plans from architects, and notes Manitoba Premier Norris’s openness to a fair, shared solution to restart construction and employment nationwide.
Small urban communities in the province consider a soldiers memorial as a community hall housing tablets with local service names. Proposals include a gymnasium baths and rooms for public meetings reading and rest, maintained by the town and district. Memorial hospitals are also proposed where none exist.
An Ontario testimonial claims Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills relieve heart weakness and nerve derangements. Mrs Walter Greives of Apsley says years of palpitations and dizziness improved after eight boxes, urging others to try the remedy. Available 50 cents a box or by mail from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.
The department of public works plans construction of an extension to the Frandon asylum, details outlining site work and timelines are not provided.
A well known manufacturing firm announces plans to erect a factory and warehouse in Brandon at an estimated cost of $60,000. The project will be built in the trackage district at Eleventh Avenue, with work to start next week, according to the board of trade.
The Saskatchewan highways department will test permanent highways for heavy motor truck traffic at two points in the province. The plan aims to serve communities distant from railways and to include small permanent bridges as part of the scheme, announced in the legislature by Hon. S. J. Latta.
Selkirk citizens renew push for a federal bridge over the Red River to replace an inadequate ferry. They argue the town was built on the expectation the CPR main line would cross here and note past plans were abandoned, urging government aid to spur district development and potential street railway connection to the Grand Beach line.
The mining recording office will remain at The Pas after department advice. Orders had directed its move to Dauphin, but representations argued this would hamper mining development. News was welcomed and telegrams of thanks were sent to the minister of the interior.
In southern Alberta Taber farmers pass a resolution urging the CPR to proceed with the Taber Irrigation Project now that surveys are complete. They also press the Dominion government to start a broader irrigation scheme southeast of Lethbridge to serve a wide area. The meeting shows strong support for extensive reclamation work this year.
Dr. W A Evans cites Heating and Ventilating Magazine arguing wind is the homeowner’s foe after roof leaks. He promotes attic insulation floor-floor and roof-space sealing, side-wall insulation, storm windows, double glazing, and dry basements to save coal, warm floors, and improve summer comfort through direct indirect heating.
Our Farm Architecture and Building Department has announced to furnish black print workings of the buildings shown here weekly for readers at five dollars per set. Address Editor of this paper.
Madame M. Plante of Ste Florence Quebec says two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her nearly two years of kidney disease and left her feeling like a new person. She credits the pills with cleansing impurities from blood by restoring kidney function, ending illness and weakness. Many others reportedly share similar results.
Manitoba’s education department reports 125 more schools in operation than three years ago despite little growth in adult population. Eighty four consolidated schools are active with plans to greatly expand this number by combining adjacent districts into larger, multi room facilities.
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a universal laxative for children and adults. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, liver and bowels, eases feverish or cross behavior, and restores health within hours. It warns to beware of counterfeit fig syrup and to ensure the brand is from the California Fig Syrup Company.
After a man makes money the wealth tugs at him and changes his character. The saying warns that fortune can corrupt or disrupt a once steady life as gains draw him away from former values.
A reflective line encourages embracing one’s labor as key to achievement and warns against judging others by flaws, noting that surprises can arise from any person or effort.
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