Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised at Lawson’s drug store
Dr Kings New Life Pills are promoted for appetite, digestion and regularity with claims of health and energy. The ad notes price of 25 cents at Lawson's drug store. Local social items mention Miss I Hall of Brandon and W J Good of Griswold visiting with cousin Mrs Vannaker last week. John McCourt of Chater renewed acquaintances and Miss M Beamish of Penrith spent time at home. Mr J Ferguson is reported able to be around again. Miss Chegwin, a popular teacher, vacationing at Dunedin Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lawson’s
Miss I. Hall
Brandon
W. J. Good
Griswold
Mrs. Vannaker
M. Beamish
Penrith
Advertising rates and terms for Transent Advertising
The contract terms set minimum three month duration and rate 17c per line for the first week and 8c per line for each additional week. Special notices such as wants and lost items may be inserted with a first insertion and two further insertions. Notices under ten lines are not accepted.
Presbyterians Consider Allowing Mr Stewart to Continue
A meeting of Presbyterian congregations at Hamiota Scotia and Eden examined the Presbytery decision to deny Mr Charles H Stewart a six month missionary term. The session moderator and Rev McArthur attended as reps. After a lengthy debate some regret was voiced and plans to extend Mr Stewart’s supply for six months were reportedly favored by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Scotia
Eden
Presbyterian Church
Chas. H. Stewart
D. Sutherland
Strathclair
Mr. McArthur
Beulah
Stewart
Farmers Hope For Rain Boost As League Progresses
The article notes rains lifting farmers spirits and mentions the League of Endeavor advancing with faith. Citizens gathered for a plowing bee in Lavinia district. Herbert Decker finished breaking a twenty acre field for A E Doherty. Fred Norton improved his house recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Endeavor
Lavinia
Herbert Decker
A. E. Doherty
Fred. Norton
Kinsmore Defeats Anwoth 7 to 1 in Local Football Match
In a Tuesday evening game Kinsmore outplayed Anwoth 7 to 1. Standout players included I Beamish A Halliday G O Neill and G Brown for Kinsmore, with W J Johnston G Johnson and W H Brown shining for Anwoth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsmore
Anwoth
I. Beamish
A. Halliday
G. O'Neill
G. Brown
W. J. Johnston
G. Johnson
W. H. Brown
Jackaon Lake
George Cox
Robert Bacon
Dauphin
Magek Robertson
Alexander
Oak River Sunday School Convention a Countywide Success
The Oak River report notes the Sunday School convention on the 12th and 15th was successful with broad county representation. Jos. Greenaway postponed his sale but has sold most stock and his house to his brother Alfred. Mrs Nicholson, previously ill, is recovering and expected to be out soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Greenaways
Alfred
Envy of All Suffering Stomachs and Livers Out of Order
Fragmentary line notes the phrase common in period writing about a condition or remedy. The text lacks clear event or person names and does not present a complete report or outcome.
Crops improve as Oak River community notes events
The column reports better crops and smiling farmers. visits by W Hornebrook of Great West Life. R Mcintosh and Miss M Mcintosh visiting Winnipeg. Oak River fair on August Sth with prizes. local concerns include a needed jail. townsfolk busy with school holidays, health improvements, and insect damage to crops. church and Sunday school activities highlighted with delegates and pulpit exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hornebrook
Great West Life Assurance Company
Progressive town grows with new enterprises and church
Crops improving promising a fair yield as H. Hall completes a modern elevator. Crandell House enlarges under M. McDougald to rival a modern hotel. Geo. Elliott plans a new store, Bowes buys J. Delbridge property for a large store, T. Hamilton builds a lumber shed behind the post office. Metho dist church basement done, rest of church to be let. Rev. Watson to lead worship at Crandell House Sunday and Darlingville schoolhouse holds weekly services. A band forms on the eve of the twelfth, parading town with national anthem. Mrs. Kidd of Brandon visiting with Vance family, husband and Miss Hainstock from Clifford accompany. Cox of Uxbridge visits W. H. ox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Elliott
Hamiota
Mr. Bowes
Virden
J. Delbridge
T. Hamilton
Local Social Roundup From Hamiota Area
Miss Hotel of Hamiota visits friends in town. Misses Todd of Oak River visit brother George Todd, general merchant. R Beattie of Hamiota spent Sunday at Mr. Saunders. A lawn social will be held at Thos Burland residence on Thursday July 26 under Carlingville choir sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hotel
Hamiota
Misses Todd
Oak River
George Todd
R. Beattie
Hamiocta
Wedding at The Grange near Franklin Premiering Charles H Stewart
The morning Thursday wedding joined Presbyterian missionary Charles H. Stewart of Hamiota and Miss Jean Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miller, at The Grange near Franklin. Clergy included Rev A L Manson and assistants Rev Watson and Rev Clark. Bride’s sister Miss Miller and D A Stewart offered support. Fifty friends attended the wedding breakfast. couple departed by noon train for Hazelbank farm near Hamiota.
Market and grain prices in Pamiota insert
Fragmented OCR item lists grain grades enhanced with butter and cheese references. The readable parts mention Wheat No 1 hard No 2 No 3, oats feed and white butter, with scattered numeric codes and prices, and stray references to hay and fees. No coherent report or clear event is present.
Eye specialist advert and livestock notice blend
From Crandell on Saturday July 15 a small bay pony with white bind feet and white on face is missing. Any person knowing whereabouts communicate with Jos Branden Carlingville P.O. A second hand McCormick Binder for sale good as new H A Fraser Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandell
Jos. Branden
Carlingville
P.O
McCormick
H. A. Fraser
Hamiota
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Chater
Chegwin
Dundae, Ont
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Siiniota
Dian
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General Blacksmiths
McLean
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Hamiota Herald
Office of Publication
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Aero von See
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Shoal Lake
E. E. Maulson
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Winnipeg
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Birtle
Rupert Stewart
Rapid City
Coldwell
Orrwold
H. Hall
New Methodist
Mr. Watson
Crandell House
Darlingville School House
Shep
Mrs. Kidd
Mrs. Vance
Miss Hainstock
Clifford, Ont
Mr. Cox
Uxbridge, Ont
W. H. Ox
Stewart— Miller
Pamiota
Vwarkets
S. W. Prowse, M.D
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Blanshard
J. H. Beamish
C. Winston
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Stanly Gray
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