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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a court related notice and a local property matter. Names and specifics are garbled, offering only hints of a legal or civil proceeding and a potential public notice.
Last opportunity this year to register voters not on the list. Registration closed at Van Norman Shamrock School and Miniota but open at Crandell May 30 Hamiota May List Oak River Jane Lot Rapid City Jane Rd and Marney Jane 4th. Court of Revision set for June 13 in Hamiota Council Chamber.
The writer notes our school lacks a suitable Empire Day programme while others have one. They urge an annual patriotic event, arguing it would educate students and invite parental visits, boosting teacher and pupil morale.
Rabies outbreak prompts Dominion Veterinary to enforce a municipality wide dog quarantine. All dogs must be tied or muzzled until inspectors lift the order to prevent further bites and livestock losses. Violators face heavy fines and public safety is prioritized.
The Grain Growers Association plans a large picnic at Shoal Lake with a June 10 meeting to finalize details. Representatives from Foxwarren Solflirth Kelloe Birtle Hamiota Russell Strathclair Shoal Lake and others will attend as talks progress. Excur sions are expected from Portage la Prairie east and Yorkton west via the C P R R.
Officials will be approached about running special trains. Hamida and several towns on the south branch may be included. A picnic is expected to succeed with hundreds attending as grain growers back the idea and merchants and citizens endorse it. The Star predicts a successful event.
Not every boy can be a rich or great man, but every boy can be a gentleman. A boy with honest manners earns trust and may gain responsible positions as he grows. Fun is fine, but boys are valued for becoming good men with a solid character built on reverence to God and respect for parents and elders.
Minneapolis crop expert H. V. Jones estimates winter wheat production at 425 million bushels, down 170 million from last year. Government forecast for spring wheat is 240 million bushels, bringing total wheat to 565 million, well below national needs.
A 1906 record shows nearly 9,000 men chose imitation Slater Shoes over the real article. The genuine Slater shoe bears the slate sign on the sole and is sold only in stores displaying the Sign of the State.
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