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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
4
The readable text shows garbled OCR from a page belonging to a historical issue. It includes partial phrases and names like L. Stone as editor and proprietor, with scattered words and phrases that hint at an article or notice but remain largely unintelligible.
The writer urges spring cleaning of wells and removal of ice and debris to ensure pure household water. It warns that careless water use can lead to illness and higher medical costs, noting many doctors' bills could be saved by drinking from clean wells.
Premier Roblin resigns as minister of railways and creates a new Railway Telephones and Telegraphs portfolio. James Howden of Nee paws MP for Beautiful Pistus is named the new minister and sworn in last Saturday. He brings wide experience in municipal owned telephones and government phone management.
A notice to School Trustees invites every trustee who can to attend the Mani toba Educational Association meeting in Brandon on April 3rd 4th and Sth. It urges a good turnout from the district to gain valuable information and promote education as a citizen duty and trustee duty.
The town issues an advertisement seeking a policeman who will devote all time to town duties. With sidewalks, sanitary work, truancy, and street maintenance responsibilities, a full time officer is seen as valuable and worth a fair salary. Professor Osborne urged educators to prioritize school systems during a Winnipeg talk. The town should ensure a suitable, well-equipped school aligns with progress and prosperity.
An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocks on Tea for strengthening nerves and aiding digestion. It claims safe relief and refreshing sleep with tea or tablets. Prices noted as BD cents per unit.
Hamiota Village Council met on February 18 with most members absent. Minutes from February 11 were read and approved. Communications discussed fire protection and extension of the assessment roll deadline to May 13. a Court of Revision set for May 13 at 10 a.m. By-law regulating dogs passed on third reading. Real and personal estate adjustments were ratified. License fees for billiard and pool tables set at $2000 for the first table and $10 for each additional table per year. Finance recommended payments for corporate seal, dog tags, and minister acts 215 expenses. Council adjourned to April 8 at 8 p.m.
An advertisement urges exhausted office workers to take Dr Hamiltons Pills to relieve nausea headaches and nerve strain. It claims the pills restore energy by activating bowels kidneys and liver and improving looks spirits and health. Sold in 25 cent boxes nationwide.
A seller markets lands for half crop payments inviting buyers with horses and machinery to start a foothold. The proposal promises little or no cash upfront and annual half crop proceeds until land is paid, noting renting is risky as land value rises while horses and equipment depreciate.
Advertisement outlines multiple parcels for sale in western Canada near Fillmore Indian Head Sintaluta Cupar Balcarres Francis Howard and a town on the CNR. Lands range from 40 to over 130 acres cultivated with buildings and crop payment options including cash down balances.
The notice urges quick action on a strong opportunity to exchange cash for a farm purchase as Spring work begins soon. It stresses that a fast decision is needed to seize the deal and relocate to farming if desired.
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