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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
4
The readable parts show a fragmentary notice mentioning parts and a ad. The rest is garbled and undecipherable leaving unclear names places or actions. Further context would be needed to produce a concrete summary with entities or events.
The Echo enlarges its page to one column wider to accommodate rising advertising from merchants and local business leaders. The editor thanks readers for past support and invites ongoing feedback as views on town issues may differ and columns remain open to criticism or suggestion.
A caricatured tale claims editors profit from public life events. It cites birth notices payments to doctors ministers and editors plus funeral obituaries and society notices as arrows to wealth. The piece mocks paid announcements and bias in newspaper income.
An advertisement claims Nerviline cures fever chills and bowel disorders with a direct tonic effect. It promotes Nerviline as powerful safe and easily taken with twenty drops in hot water three times daily and says druggists sell large bottles with guaranteed satisfaction.
The Cinderella entertainment in Cinderella City drew a large crowd and featured eighteen characters with strong scenery. Highlights included the twin sisters Lady Cicilla and Lady Bedelia and tableaux by Edith Dais and Berth Allenby.
A letter from a hospital supporter thanks the Bratuio group for proceeds of two entertainments in Rapid City and Hamiota. The writer notes generous encouragement and free printing, saying receipts would be higher if not for low admission costs and praises the Rapid City Amateurs for their help.
Mr F C Bayne of the Herald Atchison Indian Territory reports relief from rheumatic affliction after using Chandlerlain's Pair Balmam. The ad claims one application eases pain and urges readers to try the remedy through B. BR. McNaught and dealers everywhere.
Winnipeg to Edmonton line work to run the full distance in weeks with a Saskatoon deviation adding about 12 miles to cross the river and serve the rising Kew province city. Virden Council passes a tax of 3 per head on horses moved in by non-ratepayers for sale or barter amid growing resentment over market restrictions.
Mr A Bo Agnew of Bridgewater says five years of stomach trouble and dyspepsia left him weak and dizzy. He reports color back and strength restored after using Dr Hamilton's Pills. He recommends the 25 cent boxes at all dealers.
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