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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
5
A customer Letter from Arnson and Son praising Hackney Stock Food CoColie Remedy writes to request agency and restock after using the product. The dated message expresses satisfaction and sales interest.
Rev. H. G. Crozier, Pastor. Service every Sunday morning at 11.00 and evening at 7.00. Sunday School each Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. E. Egan, Pastor. Service Sunday morning at 11.00 and evening at 1.00. Epworth League Tuesday 8.00 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening 7.00 p.m.
Hamiota Sept 1407 council met with all members present. Minutes adopted. Accounts referred to Finance. Plans for road surveys reviewed. By law to borrow 2500 for current expenses passed. Offers for Milne lake right of way debated. $40 per acre offered for land. Various payments approved. meeting adjourned to Nov 16.
A 1907 column criticizes false claims on hail loss payments. It states Central Canada Hail Insurance has paid in full all losses adjusted and pro neties received, and that agents have been notified, urging readers to verify facts before publishing.
June 26, 1907 at Tyndall a writer reports gentlemen that Mr Vincent, a liveryman, asked to obtain Hackney Colic Cure claiming it is a good remedy. Charles Johnston notes the request.
The Farmer's Advocate and the Echo advertise a combined subscription for the rest of the year at 35 cents. The Canadian Manufacturers' Association calls on the Government to promote emigration of skilled European workers. The Government and labor unions are blamed for factory labor shortages. Professor Montgomery from the University of Toronto reports uncovering ten skeletons, buffalo boges, two urns, and various pottery fragments at Souris Man during recent excavations.
A letter from August Teske reports a Horsed owner who tried fifteen remedies over two months with no result. After feeding Hackney Stock Food the horse began eating oats within three days and recovered. Teske endorses continued use by other stock owners.
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