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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1900
Page
1
The notice states publication occurs on Wednesday from the attic of publication and mentions a subscription price of $1 per year in advance.
In Hamiota a local writer claims crop failures and economic ruin across Manitoba. The piece questions the credibility of these letters while noting some regions show verdant fields and others face upcoming drought impacts, urging restraint and avoidance of panic.
July customs receipts reach 2 414 771 dollars, up 461 098 47 from 1899 despite higher British duties since July 1. Manitoba investigates irregular land sales in Southern districts, with Boissevain highlighted for alleged underhanded methods to secure land near the upset price. Open seasons for deer and prairie birds set. muskrats fully protected. penalties include fines up to 300 dollars and costs for improper hunting.
George D Williams of Manchester Michigan notes his wife suffered for five years with weakness, unable to move in bed alone. After two bottles of Electric Bitters she improved greatly and can work again. Claims the remedy cures female diseases nervousness melancholy headaches backache fainting and dizziness. Cure guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by Dr Lawson.
The article notes a very plentiful berry crop as harvest continues, with the school closed for a week for holidays. Miss Leslie, the teacher, visits Eden, haying is under way, and crops ripen rapidly with weather favorable for the binder. Local residents visit Murphy's Lake near Palmerston for recreation and boating.
Advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure sick and nervous headaches by purifying blood and strengthening health. Sold by Dr. Lawson for 25 cents with money back if not cured.
Fifteen men erect an elevator for Ogilvie company. Enoch Cornell completes George Elliott's store stonework. Bowes finishes his store stonework. T Hamilton to build a large eastern residence. C Vance builds a house and stables north of town. Finlay plans a residence east of Crandell. Murphy's Lake near four miles southwest grows as a pleasure resort with Palmerston boating meet on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Citizens praise W Kidd W Hyndman P Waters and D Waters for boats. Delegates to Shoal Lake county Sunday school conven tion secured for Crandell next year. C H Stewart led Presbyterian service last Sunday with large attendance. Civic holiday closes businesses. excursion to Brandon drew many residents.
Mrs George Long of New Straitsville Ohio was kept awake by a chronic cough and treated by various remedies and doctors. After using Dr King’s New Discovery she was fully cured as was Mr Long from a severe pneumonia attack. The medicine is claimed to cure throat chest and lung troubles with a trial bottle free at Lawson's drug Store.
A light rain refreshed the district on Monday evening easing crop concerns though yields remain lighter than usual. John Cook buys horses to restart farming. Wm. Syming of Brandon refreshes old ties after a smallpox recovery. Mrs. Lief of Rossburn suffers poison ivy while berry picking. Thos Parkinson, taken to Brandon Hospital, remains in critical condition. Dry weather drives farmers to dig for water with many reporting success.
Gordon Ironside and Fares now ship freely to Britain improving trade though transport rates still press. Beef cattle are forward due to a favorable spring and are worth 24 cents more than two years ago. Wilfrid Hackie of Wapeila visits town.
Market brief shows wheat and oats prices, with some feed and butter values referenced. The text lists several commodities and corresponding figures, indicating a fluctuating agricultural market and price readings.
At Hamiota on two dates a son was born to the wife of Walter Collington and a son to the wife of Geo Warren. The records show one birth on a Tuesday in July and another on Monday August 6th.
All persons with claims against the estate of Hugh Alexander Tatene who died around March 71st year 10 must send full verified statements with security details to the executors by September 1, 1900. After that date executors will distribute assets to those with notice and discharge only against claims of which notice was given. All debts to the deceased must be paid by September 1, 1900.
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