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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
1
The passage recalls the editor receiving Mr. Hardy’s suggestion to extend an obituary to better honor a respected but little known county elder who recently died, and the editor ultimately published a longer tribute as a result.
Miss Jenny Allingham returns drone Prone so ence whe Hie Ur Wyatt Bros erect a handsome and substantial frame residence Allan Vance Spy Hill and Robert Bailey Boissevain are guests of Mrs Bailey Summerfallow work begins Hodgson Brothers have fifty acres broken Fred Norton’s new barn nears completion and looks to be an ornament to the north country The Lavinianites church plan meets cold response in Orwald their Lavinia friends invited Jim reports booming M and N business Tench joins him back from the west with eyes on more ventures.
The notice states weekly Wednesday publication from the office of publication with yearly advance subscription. Advertising terms include temporary ads at 2 cents per line for the first week and 1 cent per line thereafter. Special notices and church event ads have variable rates, with minimums and line limits, and no ads above ten lines.
A local voice argues education should be free regardless of method. Report notes a Reid & O elevator fire in Indian Head during a CPR strike, praised workers who saved cars and property. CPR talks of arbitration while dispute over pay scales and overtime persists. Brantford Expositor editor recalls Hon. A. S. Hardy’s considerate nature.
Wheat heads near, promising a bountiful harvest. Viola Dale picnic draws many youths, including Geo Robertson visiting Arden. Oak River defeats local team by 9.5 runs. motto urged: try again. Mrs Dobie attends Robertson golden wedding on July 1 at Auburn, Ontario. McKague misses Sunday school due to weather. John McConnell visits from Ellenville. Roy Walker sustains head gash from an axe incident described with light tone.
R Scott and Wim Meakin remove a fence that crossed the road westward, reopening the route to the public. The effort earns thanks from local residents, with special appreciation from the women who operated the gates as farmers stay busy through the summer.
Viola Dale reports crops promising a large yield while wheat stands at thirty inches. Ed Virtue visits. J T Pollock expands kitchen for a post office. Rev Davies farewell sermon draws crowds. Farmers build a new shed. corner stone laid for a new church. Viola Dale boys beat Marney 1-0 in football and cake prizes stir the crowd.
Rev. Mr. Hardy preached to liars and hypocrites on Tuesday evening, attracting a large crowd. The event emphasized moral reflection and drew many attendees from the community.
Fragmentary note lists land parcels 13-14-23, 30-14-22, 25 and 31 and 17-15-24 with an instruction to apply to D O Connor in Ottawa for action or transfer. The minimal readable items suggest an Ottawa contact for property dealings related to these sections.
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