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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
8
News briefs cover weddings, council meetings, church events, and social happenings in Hamida and surrounding towns. Highlights include steady open-air activities, upcoming lectures by Rev. Batters, Oddfellows entertainment plans, vaccination days for school children, farm and grain market notes, and reminders about elections, services, and local business posts.
The past week brought a marked improvement in grain movement as elevators, formerly nearly idle, received frequent arrivals by special trains. From Saturday onward five to ten cars per day have come in, with thirty six cars loaded and shipped out this week. Five cars remain in the yard ready for immediate loading, and farmers will start work at once.
In a November 14 1807 letter to the editor the writer attacks anonymous correspondence about door shortages in Deeriing and hints at identity. The article quotes the district superintendent at Broaden as the responsible official who can set the matter straight.
McConnell Settlement Rev Bent preached at Franklin's Methodist Church on the 10th. A School House meeting on the 14th plans a Christmas tree entertainment. Russel Burns, recently from Ontario, lies ill at Mr. Might’s home. Ellenville School trustees set up a flag pole Monday. Threshing nears completion with fair yields and good samples, especially coarser grains. Harvest ends and summer finishes as the railroad remains unbuilt.
A description outlines a plain cashmere stocking noted for balance and weight. It mentions double heels and toes and includes repeated placeholder-like text and numbers that obscure full meaning.
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