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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
4
The notice outlines weekly advertising rates with per inch charges and types of ads such as Wanted and For Sale. It specifies the publication timing and that changes must be filed by Tuesday noon to appear in the same week. Proprietors W. Venables and W. Josey oversee the operation.
Thursday September 23 1915 farmers recount a wet period that threatens a record crop with late grain shedding and slow harvest. Despite cold spells and damaged sheaves most say there is little material loss and hope for a sunny spell. The Canadian Pacific Railway reports cars ready to move grain as soon as it arrives.
Montreal publishers of The Family Herald and Weekly Star bid to secure a full color plate titled On the Field of Honor for autumn. The issue features Europe attention and a September Rod and Gun duck shooting number with articles by Boungcastle Dale on decoy ducks and hunting tales from Cariboo to Alberta. W. J. Taylor Limited of Woodstock publishes the outdoor life magazine.
In a frontline dispatch Owen So Watkins describes Canadian efforts at Ypres Hill 60 and the Ypres Commines Canal. Ambulances fill the Women’s Asylum with wounded as seventeen inch shells strike nearby while Col. Crawford drives swift evacuation. French troops retreat under gas cloud leaving dead and dying behind.
Correspondents are sought from Decker McConnell Lavinia Crandall Oukner Pope and nearby districts to provide news of interest. We welcome items but prefer informative reports over personal notices or ads and will publish suitable correspondence in due course.
Amid heavy shellfire and poison gas the Canadian Division defended a critical breach at Ypres, with reinforcements arriving from the Northumbrian Dragoons and Territorial forces. Despite starvation and exhaustion, they fought through a brutal night, earning imperial pride as the fallen were mourned and the city burned around them.
A historical notice for Cacy W. Raymer, Commissioner in BR, Notary, Hubiic and Conveyancer. Offers real estate and insurance money loans on farm and town property. Phone number 127 Otte dear east of Hotel Ceol.
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