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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1913
Page
4
Local newspaper from Hamiota Manitoba outlines publication schedule and advertising rates. Subscription priced at 140 per year in advance with US and other rates listed. Classified and legal notices charged per line or inch with deadlines for insertion. Proprietors C W Venables and W H Josey listed as publishers.
The article argues farmers must actively engage with Dominion and Provincial parliaments, noting that unlike manufacturers who can unite through organizations, farmers face limited direct access. It urges farmers to voice needs, leverage agricultural departments, and use organizations for intervention while highlighting the gap between farmer needs and legislative action.
The piece argues agriculture dominates Canada yet is underrepresented in Parliament. It notes farmers avoid political honors and urges rural constituencies to share election costs and elect fellow farmers to Parliament or the legislature to protect farming interests.
McConnell Bros report sales for this year on November 7 totaling 150000.00 and urge listing farm lands villages or city property with their agents who can sell.
A sales pitch promotes a one year subscription to The Family Herald and Weeks Star of Montreal. The ad claims the paper benefits every family member and promises a refund if not satisfied after a year.
A tale notes that a man’s food business grows as crowds gather from nearby regions. Competitors wonder at his activity while they idle. A critic laments that in this pushy age it is harder for a camel to enter the eye of a needle than for a man to flourish without advertising.
A note asks to save old rubber items until spring when Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Stevens plan to sell them for hospital proceeds. Rats are reported invading the area with a yard sighting at Searth. In Berkshire England a suffragette meeting saw audience members stampede when rats were loosed by Wags.
Brandon Builders' Exchange advertises tendering on all building branches. Plans and specifications should be sent to E. J. Fuller secretary at Suite 1 Northern Crown Bank Brandon Manitoba.
Percy C W Raymer listed as commissioner and notary public and conveyancer offering real estate loan services in town. Contact via phone number 127 for property loans and related services.
Fragmentary text appears to reference an office, a residence number 2, and a station with unclear context. No identifiable names, dates, or organizations are readable to determine a complete event or notice.
Hours for appointments are 6 to 12 alm. Written requests must reach at least two days ahead except in emergencies. Office is the first door west of Hamiota Book Store. Phone 9 will be at Oak Rish on the 4th Monday and Tuesday of each month.
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