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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
4
Public notice text shows typographical errors and incomplete details. It references a weekly advertisement publication by Jamia Echo Publishing Co and names Arthur Aree and others, with unclear rates and submission deadlines.
A Manitoba provincial factory inspector tours Hamiota and urges creation of dairy inspectors to curb tuberculosis in cattle and protect milk safety. He notes ear-marked cows falsified and advocates meat and dairy inspections, inviting community opinions and correspondence.
A butcher on the market square accuses a dog belonging to a lawyer of stealing a steak. The lawyer offers to settle for two dollars for counsel, leaving the butcher with one dollar due. The exchange ends with the butcher claiming the trade was rotten.
The Ladies Patriotic Society report a successful tea and cookery sale despite poor roads. Donations include 6.85 from Chamash League, 100 from F M Roland Winniper, 50 each from Watson School District and Hamiota district. Volunteers thanked for cooking serving music and notices. Proceeds support Red Cross and forward boys at the front.
The October 2 1915 council meeting records approval of a 55 payment to Canadian Northern Railway for lot 10 block 1 Decker townsite to be used for a public street and a deed to the Municipality. Also approved was handling of railway communications and mayoral cross railway discussions with the provincial government.
The text notes Reeve Decker and Councillor Van Norman as representatives for Monici. It reports the Finance Committee's approval of payments for multiple accounts including Hainita Echo, Richardson work at cctretry S21 im Jos, and Canadian Northern Railway charges for Decker property at 5540 Road Word Ward, with ward expenditures totaling 24.35, 29.10, 25.70 and 34.
The Finance Committee report was read and adopted with cheques issued as directed. Stewart-Park motion carried. Stewart-Cochran moved to adjourn the meeting to Saturday November 13th. motion carried. The Council then adjourned.
A humorous notice invites readers to attend a Saturday performance on November 6 in McConnell's Hall by the renowned Jim Facts and Co. The show promises entertainment as a light remedy and a way to save on medical bills.
The Manitoba Agricultural College Poultry Department will open a Co-Operative Fattening Station this fall to fatten and market spring chickens for farmers. Coops provided by farmers, cost for fattening deducted from final dressed price, 14 to 18 days fattening, slaughter and sale at best prices. Farmers to notify breed and quantity and ship when directed by the department.
A local notice outlines a questionable loan on farm and town property involving a notary public and conveyancer. The document lists a Brass region office and nearby commercial addresses, suggesting a real estate and insurance transaction prompting caution.
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