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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
4
The text lists church services and meeting times for multiple congregations. It mentions Presbyterian and other groups with Sunday services, Wednesday and Thursday meetings, and general invitations to attend. Names and places are partially legible, reflecting a community religious notices page.
Malcolm Thompson left for Winnipeg on Tuesday. Several townsfolk visited on Friday and Tuesday. The Queen's Hotel Brandon burned Monday evening. A license commissioner was appointed for District No 2. A literary meeting is planned in Miniota. a concert funds public improvements. A building boom is anticipated in Hamiota. John F. Lindsay inherited a fortune in Australia worth about 1,060,000 dollars.
The notices cover Shamrocks versus Victorias hockey games, train service complaints, meetings on municipal acts, and social events. Mentions of Frank Hallett moving to Denver, a gold find in a merchant’s safe, and fire protection meetings with McRobie representatives. Also reports injuries, census timing, wolf bounty changes, a Miniota laundry proprietor's death, and a crowded Oak River concert.
An open Farmers Institute meeting will be held under the Hamiota Agricultural Society on Saturday March 16 at 1 p.m. in the Orange hall. Papers read include Winter Feeding Summer Fairs and The Manitoba Grain Act with discussion invited and objections to the act to be stated. Also a provincial bail insurance resolution will be considered and all are invited. Auction sales by J H McConnell and Ceneral stock sales announced with no reserve.
The contest for the president's prize features tight curling results with F J Boulton edging Frank Flewnelling and Latimer defeating Anderson by several points. Anderson loses again to Easler 12 to 9 while Smith defeats Boulton 18-4 and Latimer beats Flewwelling 12-2. Jackson and Thom son win earlier nights, with Jackson leading the series by one game.
One of the most pleasant meetings of the Christian Endeavor group was held last Thursday evening. Mrs Latimer gave an intellectual paper on self sacrifice our influence trust and the good the Endeavor society has done for the young. Short speeches followed due to poor prior notice with Miss S Stewart Miss Bell Kerr Miss Mabel Kerr Mr McKague and Mrs Tennyson speaking. The roll call occurred and small boys participated well. Members voted to start meetings at eight o clock and all are cordially invited.
A Michigan milk seller was prosecuted for selling milk with preservatives, claiming ignorance of their harm. The piece argues ignorance harms the public and the dealer, noting lost trade and fines, urging dairymen to study current dairy literature to avoid costly mistakes. Hoard's Dairyman.
The Montreal Trade Review asserts that railroad men agree long hauls of American grain and other produce to seaboard destinations are charged proportionately lower freight rates than the shorter Canadian hauls.
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