Fragmentary Gazette Item on Maton and FA Application
Incomplete OCR snippet mentions Maton and an FA application with editor notes. Reader should seek full text for clear event, names, and dates.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
4
Incomplete OCR snippet mentions Maton and an FA application with editor notes. Reader should seek full text for clear event, names, and dates.
Canadians from coast to coast observe Thanksgiving Day with gratitude for a century of peace and plenty. The celebration echoes Lincoln 1863 proclamations and Plymouth 1621 harvesting thanks, praising a free Christian land and the gifts of harvest, health, and prosperity.
The Bebo submits to ratepayers at the next annual meeting that Hamiota be incorporated as a town. Limited village borrowing powers delay needed improvements like a new main street sidewalk and cement walks are urged as the lasting solution.
The writer urges borrowing ten to fifteen thousand dollars to install cement walks funded by yearly payments, arguing repairs would cover interest. They propose tax reform to balance burdens, suggesting annual professional licenses, income tax, or rental tax as fairer options.
A urged remedy recommends a daily mile walk outdoors and Chamberlain's Tablets to improve digestion and regulate bowels for women, with the instruction that such care can promote health or beauty. Sold by all dealers.
The Doukhobors vow a march in Branden streets garbed in Ad am ic attire unless two compatriots held in a local asylum are freed. The rest of the fragment urges stomach and liver tablets for stomach disorders and promotes photography studio services for fall and Christmas season portraits.
A home remedy advert promotes heating water with HYOMEI to inhale steam. Instructions say to cover head with a towel and breathe the vapor several minutes, claiming immediate chest relief and soothing effects. The product is sold by druggists for XX cents a bottle. a Mr B Ro McNaugh is named for extra bottles.
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