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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
Old time family remedy Dr Hamiltons Pills advertised to tone bowels and aid digestion for stomach ailments. Claims include relief from bloating, headaches, constipation, indigestion and improved appetite after taking 25 cents a box.
Inspector and detectives chase a killer in a tense sequence linked to a Cornwall murder. Kenyon warns of a rushed marriage while Sir Savile’s team probes alibis at Segar Road Hampstead and St Brannock's. Time presses as Cornwall awaits a vital confrontation.
Kenyon travels by train after midnight from Paddington to Cornwall to reach Camlyn. He meets Dr Kyrle and plans to confront Sir Anthony West and Scotland Yard about Morgan and Miss Camlyn. The path leads toward Camlyn Court where a tense clash with Morgan and associates awaits.
In Manitoba near Macgregor, George W. Quinn bought 79 steers at 10.5 cents per lb, averaging 970 lb. After four months they gained about 150 lb and sold at 15.5 cents per lb, netting $3,705.10. He feeds bulls on open pasture with simple shelter, using timothy, aftermath, oat sheaves, and barley, with daily gains near one and a half pounds.
Pinto Creek rural municipality adopts unique method to popularize thrift stamp purchases by paying all premiums on gophers in thrift stamps. The plan, under consideration by many rural districts, aims to become general across the province.
Two cars carried 30,000 dozen eggs shipped to Montreal from Saskatchewan last week marking the largest such shipment from Regina this season. The move signals a broader field for Saskatchewan eggs as province officials foresee it becoming a leading producer in the produce trade.
Mrs. Marie Brewer, known here, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills after friends urged use. She suffered five years with heart trouble linked to kidney failure causing rheumatism backache numbness and swelling. After doctors failed, the pills eased her symptoms and improved sleep and energy.
Dominion Shorthorn Breeders Association notes the Shorthorn’s strong cross breeding value with Hereford Angus and other breeds. It highlights growth, fattening ease, and the impact on prize vessels at major shows while noting color inheritance limits. The piece cites Chicago 1918 exhibits and praises Shorthorn influence via sires.
France plans a vast port and waterway development program to restore national vitality. Government preparations include building a large merchant fleet and improving waterways to boost trade after indemnity talks with Germany.
Cattle buyers in Brandon Manitoba showcase demand as Charles Beeching of De Winton pays 3100 for a yearling heifer and 3000 for another animal, totaling seven head for 9000 dollars. The sale saw eighty seven animals sold for 52875 dollars, underlining strong Alberta interest in high quality cattle.
A pithy maxim urging restraint in punishment. The quote emphasizes verifying fault and superiority before taking action, advising prudence over impulsive retribution.
In Edmonton Alberta the spring show features fat stock selling to cash buyers. A university champion steer topped at 32.2 cents per pound from Swat Canadian Co with other animals at 26 and 20 cents per pound. No lot sold below 17.19 cents. Sixteen calves auctioned after heavy beef buyers realized up to 21 cents per pound. Commercial hogs sold at 80.50 dollars per hundred pounds.
Regina Sask city council accepts commissioners report on extensions to the industrial and agricultural exhibition association. A new winter fair building will be erected at about $120 000. This summer’s exhibition will be on a more ambitious scale.
Mothers can rest easy as California Syrup of Figs gently clears bowels in hours. Coded as a child laxative for feverish, sick, or constipated kids, it promises safe inside cleansing with directions on every bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. buy the California Fig Syrup Company product.
Paris report states Japanese delegates failed to secure a racial equality clause in the League of Nations covenant. Hochi urges refusing league membership, while most papers urge Japan to face the situation bravely, strive for progress, and bolster prestige.
An aphoristic note asserts some men are born old while others stay young if they stay well and cheerful. It concludes that life ends in youth despite aging years.
An old segment describes anemia caused by grip or pneumonia and promises restoration via iron tonics. It promotes Dr. Pierce products Frantic and Trontic as iron-rich tonics that restore red and white blood cells, improve color in the cheeks, vigor, and energy, and mentions Golden Medical Discovery as a long trusted alternative.
An advertisement claims Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills cure nervous shock weak nerves and insomnia. A testimonial from Mrs J J Bunyan of Pilot Butte Saskatchewan describes extreme weakness tremors hot flushes and fainting that improved after using two boxes. The ad states the pills cost a box and can be mailed from The T Milburn Co limited Toronto Ontario.
The Port Arthur facility of the Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Company, opened last year, already needs more capacity. A hospital elevator of 650000 bushels serves as treatment for off grade grain, and plans are approved for a 2000000 bushel storage expansion at an estimated cost of 500000 dollars to meet rising demand.
Berlin reports a German professor tallies 278 abdications and dethronements. Bavaria tops lists with one king, one queen, fifteen princes, sixteen princesses, five dukes and one duchess. Prussia exiles 33 royals, including the emperor and empress, twenty princes and eleven princesses.
About 2,000 men are required for spring work on Saskatchewan land. Employment offices report 667 unfilled applications, and the number will rise as seeding nears.
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