17 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
1
A vintage patent medicine promotion claims to tone and invigorate the nerves, improve circulation, and cure various ailments. It markets a box price of 1 and six for 5, with mail order and plain packaging available from Windsor Toronto.
The Rev Iverach invites Sunday schools to institutes in Hamiota on the 21st and Zion on the 22nd. He lists seven reasons to attend, stressing exchange of ideas, discussions with other bodies, improving youth education, and building citizenship through effective Sunday school work. County President Win Iverach appeals for participation.
Mrs Snider one of the early western settlers died at her daughter Mrs Allan Eby home after a yearlong illness. She lived with Mrs Eby for two months and her remains were taken to Shoal Lake for interment after a funeral held Wednesday. She came to Manitoba in 1869 and settled in Shoal Lake. she was sixty and survived by a husband and grown children.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wright died suddenly at the Hamiota House last Monday morning. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the Hamiota cemetery.
Local residents report W Lief has lumber for a large barn and a forthcoming strong municipal building. Sunday school decision day is set for March 27 with a special program. Multiple local auctions recently drew good prices, boosting Mrs. Gi McConnell’s reputation. Bad roads hinder services and transport, with fathers loading cars at the siding and John Watloes building a track. A lively upcoming month is anticipated despite poor roads.
Women nationwide praise Chamberlain's Heoreneh and Liver Vaulets for relief and health gains attributed to gentle aid and energizing properties sold by BHR. McNaught dealers advertise these remedies as trusted by many.
In the legislature on Tuesday the elevator bill passed after amendments removing the sixty per cent petition clause. The agricultural societies act also gained third reading with grants now tied to society size to boost province fairs. Additional clauses provide funds for seed fairs plowing matches and weed destruction while prohibiting games of chance and immoral exhibitions at agricultural fairs.
A Crandell Young People’s Association debate with Miss Fraser’s class Hamiot. The topic was the love of fame versus love of money. The negative, led by G Coupe and others, won by one point after strong arguments from both sides. A return debate will be held in Hausata on the first Monday in April.
A weekend blaze near Rapid City killed three Willis children while parents were away at the barnyard. The oldest, three, likely started the fire. the youngest was an infant. The mother found the house engulfed and could not rescue the children.
McConnell Bros bought nineteen Lots in Van Iver through L B Latimer. The coastal area is developing rapidly with a street car line nearby. McConnell Bros expect a substantial return, possibly $6000, as the district improves and land values rise.
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