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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
4
A damaged clipping lists notices from the office of L. Stowe, editor and proprietor, with unclear content and scattered fragments. The legibility is poor, offering only hints of public or legal notices and generic references to notices and advertisements.
At the Court of Revision fest Tuesday, complaints about nacast lot assessments were dismissed, leaving the tax on vacant land unchanged. The Virden Advance notes a broader shift toward fairer taxing, with cities like Vancouver targeting land value over improvements. The article argues small per-lot increases accumulate to fund town improvements and sidewalks.
Manitoba Agricultural College plans a congestion and short course for Municipal Weed Inspectors from June 14 to 11. The event aims to unite municipal councils and leading farmers to educate and coordinate efforts against noxious weeds. A meeting of responsible men from each municipality was favored by the Union of Municipalities at Portage la Prairie.
Officials urge immediate precautions before starting prairie burns after several near misses across divisions. The alert emphasizes permits, weather checks, firebreaks, and nearby fire unit readiness to prevent spread and protect fields and communities.
The commission's 60 page pamphlet with many illustrations examines the swine rearing industry in Canada. It is practical and valuable to raisers. copies are available free by writing the Live Brock Commissioner in Chiwa.
The article profiles Goldwin Smith, famed essayist and historian living in Toronto, noting his long life of scholarship and public service. Born in Reading England and educated at Eton and Oxford, he held the Oxford Regius Professorship, lectured in the United States during the Civil War, and later joined Cornell before settling in Canada where he influenced education and letters. He is described as a master of style, iconoclast, and tireless contributor, with a prolific output across history, religion, politics, philosophy and biography. The notice appears under the Parliament of Canada act and credits WC Mack for entry in 1905 at the Department of Agriculture.
The April reports detail enrollment and attendance across grades with assistants and non residents listed. Names of students and teachers appear for grades 1 through 8, led by Principal W. Van Dusen, with figures for enrollment and averages.
Shoal Lake travels to Hamiota for a football game set for next Monday at 6 30 p m The matchup pits the two teams in a timely evening contest on the gridiron.
The budget at the House of Lords has passed its third reading and received the royal assent. The country, long tense over the crisis, exhales and the House adjourns until May 26. Citizens shift focus to cricket and racing for relief.
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