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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
4
The fragment appears to cite a newspaper page listing advertising rates and mentions of publication terms. It references prices such as 116 and 120 per item and notes editor contact details for The Echo. The readable text is heavily garbled with OCR errors and lacks coherent events or persons beyond generic ad metrics.
The Hartney Star cites a Winnipeg Star article arguing the 1912 Centennial in Winnipeg will cost about ten million and largely benefit the city. It claims funds come from the west to buy seed wheat and warns country towns will lose trade as daily excursions boost Winnipeg, risking immorality and long-lasting negative effects.
A 1908 Dominion government report from the Lacombe Moerta experimental farm shows six plots sown with oats. The three packed plots yielded 78.28, 84.8, and 79.14 bushels per acre averaging 82.7, while the unpacked plots produced 72.12, 70.20, and 60.24 bushels per acre averaging 70.5, a 12.2 bushel per acre advantage supporting the value of packing despite cost.
A reader letter argues for a nuanced stance on local option and a proposed treating ban. The author cites examples from Hamota and neighboring towns, contending that limiting treating could reduce drunkenness while acknowledging drink’s social role. The letter urges Editor space for further public views from Local Optioners.
The Atlas Company continues large elevator construction near Pope with seven to eight trains daily on the GTP. Wheat seeding nears completion and appears on par with previous years. Mr Whyte reports a fine den of wolves, while an earthquake rumble is mistaken for a passing train. Oakner church committee plans a big sports day for the foundation stone ceremony.
Empire Bay pupils staged a large patriotic program across rooms with songs recitations and readings. Visitors enjoyed Maple Leaf Oh Canada Red White and Blue and God Save the King selections along with addresses by Mr Egan and Mr Stone.
The Montreal Witness published a Ladies Edition, the first time Montreal tried such a feature. The experiment mirrored the Echo and was described as a success as the city grows, becoming more like Hamiota each day.
Three farm tracts offered for sale: No 1, 60 acres near Langenburg with water and buildings valued at 300. No 2, 35 acres near Marchwell in crop with a 350 dollar house. No 3, 110 acres near Yarbo on Big Cat Arm Creek fenced and cropped, 65 acres broken, 25 beavers sighted. terms 12 dollars per acre with half cash.
The notice lists dates and venues to register to vote. June 1 Shamrock Section T-114 hall 9am to 5pm. June 2 Turner Hall Miniota 1pm to 5pm. June 2 Foresters Hall Crandell June 4 Hiamiota Council Chamber. June 5 Foresters Hall Ost River. June 7 Council Chamber Rapid City Marney School House.
Advertisement touts Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion and fermentation in the stomach. It claims rapid reduction of symptoms from sour stomach to gas, belching, nausea, and fullness after meals, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for a 50-cent case and try a 22-grain Triangule.
Announcement states the Manitoba Amateur Athletic Association championship will be in Brandon on July 1, marking the first time the event leaves Winnipeg. Wheat City supporters aim to make it a landmark NA AA meet with military events and special railroad holiday rates. David Marshall, Y M C A Brandon secretary of the meet committee.
Locals report rapid repair service at 919 Rosser Ave as technicians mend all kinds of breaks on very short notice. The message emphasizes prompt response and broad capability across break types.
Wanted persons advise consulting before investing. Offers include land for sale in Manitoba and Saskatchewan near railroads, farms or businesses at home, fruit farms in British Columbia, orange groves in California, and cattle ranches in Cuba. Also selling real estate bonds, loans, insurance, and annuities with offices in the Hamilton block inviting inquiries and visits.
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