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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
5
George S. Anderson announces plans and estimates for all kinds of buildings including homes, commercial spaces, and public works. Details cover framing, materials, and project scope with emphasis on quality and timely completion. Local inquiries invited for quotations and timelines.
The text blends diverse items from a 19th or early 20th century issue, mentioning a church gathering with King and Mear, relief programs and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rockefeller wealth plans, German Canadian trade shifts, and Uncle Sam’s protectionist policies. Several jumbled names and terms appear, indicating a collage of global affairs and local notices.
The piece discusses Lloyd George limiting votes to six selections to trigger a May deadlock and a possible constitutional crisis. It notes chances of Lords rejecting power-curtailment, aiming to keep Purre in control if the government plans press for a resolution.
Crandell district residents held a farewell entertainment for Joseph Snider a Crandell pioneer. After a musical and literary program he received a mortar and a silver tea set from Mrs Snider with multiple residents offering speeches before the gathering ended with songs.
February attendance figures list per grade with names such as Kattie Young Ernest Bedford Jeannette Anderson Vere Kittle Petey Philips Magnus Little Purity Little Willie Irvine Mygrtte Hanna Ida Bedford Tine Lipset Irene Thompson Wallace Gretta Phillips Irene Lipsett Richard Thompson Victoria Anderson Gladys Anderson and an aggregate total of 48 with an average 20 45.
Snow slides through the Rocky Mountains disrupt rail service and slow trips to the Pacific Coast. Winnipeg lawyer G A S Petts died at Field B C after a dispute over funds tied to a prior CPR strike. Manitoba Agricultural College opens a three month household sciences program for women starting May 8 with cooking sewing hygiene and more and residence housing for students to be provided.
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