24 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
1
The Herald lists subscription and advertisement rates and terms. It notes transient notices, wants, lots, finds, and other small ads per line with weekly increments and rate details.
The passage argues farming will soon rank with learned professions as college men join the farm and succeed with bright education and sound business sense. It warns against rushing into crowded fields and suggests a few years in a profession can curb overconfidence.
As Christmas approaches many evenings feature tented entertainments under different Sunday auspices. The listings describe festive events and local gatherings planned for the week leading to the holiday season.
The Toronto News will begin January first under editor in chief D Willison formerly of the Toronto Globe. J W Flavelle will provide capital. The paper will be independent of parties and corporate interests, aiming for frank public discussion and promotion of public betterment.
Crandal presided over a late week wedding of C Lorimer and Frances Edith Warren of Palmerston. The bride wore white organdie and satin, carried cream roses, and was supported by her sister Ethel Warren. Groom’s brother Geo Lorimer stood with him. Rev Alexander conducted the ceremony. Forty guests dined, dancing followed, and the couple left for their honeymoon aboard an eastbound train to Winniper amid sincere wishes.
The Peanshard Council met on December 17 with full attendance to discuss the finances and local works. They approved minutes, addressed Syneral rate for Actus school, thanked M P Ferguson for aiding municipal projects, and reviewed indemnities and expenditures while adjourning after terms.
A brief note indicates ongoing settlement negotiations under CPLR framework concerning damages. Details are limited but imply a legal action related to the roundhouse. No dates or additional parties are provided in the readable text.
A Wednesday evening social at Scotia church connected with the Sabbath school featured a musical program with praise for the children. Rev. Mr. Inglis of Miniota spoke on character, Miss Wallace of Hamiota sang Scotch songs, and Mr. Nesbitt earned encores for his cornet solos.
The notice mentions Shota, Mrs V Mutart and Mrs Win Howard traveling Saturday to visit parents. The late Robert Hoxney’s property will be disposed of immediately under Mr Tayjor. A. Hawes is reported improving after illness. A Christmas entertainment for the Union Sunday School will be held at the Methodist church Wednesday evening. Andrew is building a new house across the railway track opposite the livery stable. An apple carton is mentioned. Some text about Lemn leading to Maniton and items frozen.
The Empire Tobacco Co announces no price changes for Amber Smoking Tobacco, Bobs, Currency and Fair Play chewing tobaccos. The redemption period is extended to January, with Snowshoe Lib noted in the update.
Wheat prices listed with tabled rates for No 1 and Northern wheat alongside frost and hay values. A government railway notice to Parliament discusses extending time to finish a Grand Western rail line project, issued by Secretary H Campbell Donald. A lost horse blanket and buck saw are reported as found, with finder asked to contact the post office.
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