27 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
1
An old and well known dog named Faust belonging to Mr. Wm. Chambers died instantly Tuesday after leaping from a buggy on the Shoal Lake road. The incident is recorded as a fatal accident affecting the canine resident.
Grain buyers report wheat in town fetches around 59c while elevators elsewhere pay 62c to higher. Local residents blame price drop on weak markets, with farmers leaving town for better prices as the season opens and transporters discuss market differences. The issue prompts calls for action and community notices.
Citizens of Miniota urge a timetable adjustment to the winter C P R schedule to move the 6 am Miniota departure to a later time. They propose a delegation to petition officials, noting Brandon Winnipeg trains leave around the same time, and aim to reduce early morning travel hardship for Miniota and nearby towns. They warn timetables cannot be changed after issue.
An advertisement touts Poison's Nerviline as the fastest cure for stomach pain indigestion heartburn and cramps. It claims instant pain relief and small doctor bills by curing minor ills before they grow. A large bottle costs 25 cents.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal boasts rising circulation and widespread readership. It highlights a new season picture titled "A Tug of War" offered with a one dollar package, asserting no other Canadian paper could match this deal given its reach.
D H Beach of Midland City Alabama says thirty years of tetter were relieved by three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve. He notes occasional minor breakouts but far less severe than before. Salve sold by B R McNaught and dealers nationwide.
Market notice lists eggs priced at 18 cents per unit, with bundles and quantities shown. Other goods and prices appear in the column but are partially cut, leaving unclear details beyond eggs and a single price.
An advertisement urges readers to try Putnam's Corn Extractor claiming quick, root-and-branch relief with no pain or after effects, presenting it as a wholesome cure. The copy emphasizes soothing attention and immediate results for painful corns.
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