02 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
1
A selection of farms for sale across several districts is showcased with varied sizes and locations. Listings emphasize opportunity for agricultural use and potential investment in rural properties.
The best medicine for most sickness is a thorough laxative. Citrate of magnesia is pleasant to take as lemonade and as effective as strong purgatives. It is a simple remedy, and we prepare it ourselves so you can depend on it.
The Herald publishes from Hamiota Manitoba with subscription at 1 dollar yearly in advance. Contract rates by application and minimum three months. Transient ads priced per line. Special notices priced per insertion, church socials or events with admission charged billed as transient. Editor James L Ross.
In last week’s honors list the Lieutenant-Governor of the province is praised as an elder citizen of Winnipeg, resident since the first Riel uprising, and holder of key public offices. The note expresses hope Sir Daniel enjoys the recognition long. Ping-pong banned in Dundee pubs as magistrates deem it harmful to public morals, restricting the game where liquor is sold due to rising temperance concerns.
The Indian Head Prairie Witness reports a letter from Dr. Douglas noting the Dominion government may build elevators in the west and Indian Head could be one location. They claim a 708000 bushel capacity elevator would end local blockades and bins, signaling government ownership advances.
Sir Thos. Shaughnessy, back in Calgary from a line trip, allegedly gave $20 to divide with the engineer and fireman. He ordered four work trains on the C. and E. road and set a ten mile limit, saying the line is unsafe, causing trains to run late.
The Bank of Hamilton shareholders met in Hamilton on June 16. For the year ending May 31 profits after charges and allowances reached 304,868.97 dollars. Dividends totaled ten percent and 97,195 dollars were added to the rest fund. The bank opened the current year with a balance of 44,752.84 dollars, signaling rapid growth and high credit due to careful management.
R Calvert of Binscarth visited, Geo Rundy returned from Sault Ste. Marie, and Jas Calvert plans Orr home. Miss Dixon of Eden visited friends, Dr. Anderson to Kenton to start practice. Concert at Lavinia schoolhouse on July 9 with readings songs and dialogues to aid the C E society. Sunday school attendance exceeds prior records at 74. Councillor Parkinson works on drainage of flooded grades while wishing for grading on main roads. Rev Wiggins bids farewell after three years at Lavinia.
The minister urged his congregation to stay firm in faith and to extend the same hospitality shown to his successor. Mr. Wiggins is described as a sound reasoner and energetic worker, and they hope he will be long spared to labor in the Master’s vineyard.
Attendees at Y M C A convention include Rev Mr Incks and Mr McKillop of Deering. P Hodnett shines at Hamiota events with multiple firsts and seconds in sprints jumps and relays. K O T M picnic winners list Hodnett Prentiss and Cusack among top finishers. football results show Miniota 2 Beulah 0 and Arrow River 1 Miniota 0 with Arrow River later edging Miniota 1 0.
The passage argues August and December ad spend are equal for OHN WANAMAKER and Bauland & Co. store, citing steady demand, stable space costs, and consistent staff. It urges builders to push during summer, noting The Herald’s value for shrewd advertisers in Hamiota and Western Canada.
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