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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
4
A meeting is scheduled for next Monday evening to discuss starting a town reading room. It would benefit young people lacking social spaces, though some may view it as unnecessary for themselves. Costs after setup would mainly be rent and heating for several months.
The Canadian Northern Transfer Co Ltd approves Hackney Stock Food as up to standard and better than expected, signed by S. Crosthwait.
A cable to Hon. T Nosse the Japanese consulate general from Tokyo states the public mood in Canada is friendly despite the Vancouver disturbance. It notes calm press tone, no public excitement, and trust in Canada’s government to protect Japanese lives and property and to secure an amicable settlement.
A correspondent from Tyndall on June 26, 1907 notes liverymen request Hackney Colic Cure. Mr. Vincent asked for the remedy and another local mentions its efficacy. The reader congratulates or confirms availability.
Manitoba constabulary hunts an English claimant named F. Houlton posing as a solicitor for Winnipes Regios and Cal vary papers. The suspect, about forty with a close cropped beard, carried a blank receipt book and sold Eye Opener subscriptions in Hamilton a few weeks ago. No papers have arrived.
A letter from Aruson and Son dated July 15 1907 praises a Colic Remedy and requests shipment and agency rights for the line. The item reflects a customer endorsement and a dealer inquiry for the cure in Churchbridge.
Advertises good dwelling and warehouse lots on the south side of the track. Encourages contacting Rapid City post office and notes meeting at Hamiota to discuss parcels.
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