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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
8
Jubilee Singers perform next Saturday in McConnell's hall with tickets selling quickly. Local notices report on county court in HamIota October 15 and community events including church socials, hospital news, and school notes amid a busy town bulletin.
In Cypress River Premier Rebui announced a public laboratory to test grain samples for milling qualities moisture content and value free of charge to farmers. Four travelling inspectors will handle car distribution elevator weights and grain shrinkage with full authority. The Dominion government will shift grain weighing to trade and commerce and a sample market is planned for next year’s crop.
In Scotia district Mr Chas Anderson a 40 year old farmer died suddenly after a nighttime stroke leaving a widow and a child. His funeral Sunday drew a large crowd as the community offers sympathy. Mrs Whitely longtime resident andLy manager of the LyLy boarding house died in Outlook after a prolonged illness leaving four daughters and two sons. Her body was transported to Hamilton for interment.
In Hamiota on Monday September 31 1912 a son was stillborn to Mr and Mrs Wm Rothney. In Hamiota on Thursday October 3 1912 a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Alex Kerr.
Reporters meet a 24 year old patient at Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives who describes feeling better after arrival and care. She notes cheerful staff and encouragement improve her mood and outlook despite her illness.
An ad offers Hanter’s phonograph records that fit any machine at 2 minutes 40 cents and 4 minutes 4 cents. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets to cure headaches caused by a disordered stomach and claims headaches will disappear.
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