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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
The notice urges farmers to protect young grove trees from fire and other destructive agencies. It notes districts with heavy woodlands saw plentiful showers all summer, while treeless plains received only one heavy rain early in the season.
Ottawa reports a forthcoming Manitoba sale of school lands in autumn or spring. A council authorization notes no recent general auction and high demand with good prices expected. lands to be sold are all near railway corridors.
Gain Growers Grain Co plans to become a leading grain firm with Winnipeg offices. Its stock valued at 250000 dollars is held by about 5000 farmers across the west from the Great Lakes to Battleford. Shares total 10000 at 25 dollars each, with a four-share limit. About 3000 farmers have already taken stock as a systematic canvass begins.
Crandall reports additions and moves among residents and businesses. J Smith adds to his stable. Flick and Finley spent Sunday at Scotia. Mamie Coupe visits Winnipeg friends. Hamiltons and Finkbeiner visit Brandon. Northern Bank operates under Kell. Lorne Johnson joins Western Elevator. Threshing is strong with high yields. James Brown repairs furnaces for village. Kincades and Rolinson visit Crandall. Archie Johnson resigns Arrow River teaching for Oxilvie Co. Herbert Petch buys Mrs Steward’s dwelling. Eight locals, including Bill Robinson Amanda Shief Morence Douglas, pass Crandall entrance exams for third class certificate.
A fragment touts Ferr zone as a tonic to counter aging signs. It claims women, unlike men, experience fading appetite and nerves and that Ferr zone sharpens appetite and restores color by boosting blood.
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