25 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
1
A selection of farms is put up for sale across multiple districts. Listings outline available plots with varying sizes and potential for cultivation, urging interested buyers to inquire for details and bidding procedures.
A firm promotes citrate of magnesia as a pleasant and effective laxative, likening it to lemonade. The pure remedy is prepared in house for reliable quality and dependable use.
The Herald, published daily in Hamieta Manitoba, lists subscription at 1 per year in advance. It details contract and transient ad rates, special notices, and church socials with admission fees, plus editor James I. Ross as manager.
Provincial health board urges municipal councils to enforce compulsory vaccination for smallpox at individual cost unless indigents are vaccinated publicly. Indigents to be listed in auditors’ annual report. Also notes an upcoming lacrosse game where visiting teams hold advantage as Hamiota rebuilds after inactivity.
Article advocates a clean sportsmanlike lacrosse season with new players and strong citizen turnout. It urges improvements to roads and gravel supply via C P R arrangements, cites ongoing express service delays, and notes damage to grades needing permanent repair.
A Winnipeg rail excursion carrying over 400 passengers including the Hamiota lacrosse team faced a washed away bridge near Minnedosa. The train backed to Rapid City with Crandall winning a baseball match and Rapid City lacrosse beating Hamiota. Passengers faced lodging shortages and strong public anger at the C P R for a route deemed impassible.
The Union Bank of Canada says it needs larger capital to exploit rising commercial activity and seize opportunities created by the stronger market.
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