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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
4
Published weekly by the Hamiota Echo Publishing Co at Arthur street Hamiota Manitoba the notice outlines advertising rates and terms for display ads including costs per insertion and discounts for multiple insertions. The text also lists items like Wanted To Let and For Sale with standard pricing and placement guidance.
A letter from Hamiota dated September 27, 1915 laments a wave of petty stealing from farm equipment and tools at unions and shops. The writer names stolen items, urges stronger statutory penalties, and warns that culprits may face penitentiary punishment while calling for returns of gear valued around $135.
The article notes harvest progress has stalled in a wet spell since Thursday September 30 1915. After a promising start, heavy rains and snow have slowed threshing, threatening lower grain grades and disappointing farmers. Few tasks completed. many crops drying delays hinder yields and outlook remains uncertain.
A playful verse recalls a car race up hills where a Ford outpaces rivals. Onlookers react with varying exclamations as the crowd cheers the vehicle’s speed and endurance.
The Knox Church Young People’s Society outlines an fall through winter program listing topics and speakers. Sessions cover fellowship with other societies The battle with the bar room in Canada and budget questions with dates from October 18 to December 31 and social and religious programs led by Miss Crettie McConnell Miss Pearl McConnell Miss D Heddesheimer Miss E Angus and others.
A tonic remedy is claimed to cure ordinary diarrhea after a few doses and has reportedly stopped nine epidemics of typhoid and cholera morbus. It is said to treat summer diarrhea and cholera infantum in children, reducing risk to many. Taken diluted with water and sweetened, it is pleasant. every family should keep it on hand and buy now to save lives.
Pte. Charles Brown writes July 25 from the front in France describing billets and baseball games, German shells described as carpet slippers and coal boxes, muddy trenches, and near-miss bursts. He notes Bill Nichols wounded in the arm, crops ripening nearby, and huts four miles from the frontline.
The note from editors invites readers to send trustworthy news while filtering out overly personal postings or personal love affair tips. It mentions several correspondents by name and encourages vetting of items for interest.
Notary public and conveyancer offering real estate and insurance, money to loan on farm and Iowa property. Located near Hotel Cecil, phone 127, office one door east of the Hotel Cecil.
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