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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
1
All over Black Laces for trimming or over dresses priced from 1.25 to 2.00 per yard. Fancy and Colored Muslins Grenadines for dresses waists at various prices. Chiffon Ties Ribbons Trimmings and Ruchings. Chiffon by the yard one yard wide. Fancy and Plain Silks for Blouses or Trimmings Long Silk Gloves Lace Scarfs and Ties Fine Dongola Slippers.
A local ad notes oyster season and a store offering a selection of fresh and dried fruits as well as pipes and cigars at the Old Reliable Ph Heddesheimer.
The proposal states the charter must be granted only if a fair portion of the company’s bonds or shares are transferred to the Province, with effective measures to give the Province control of freight and passenger rates, and safeguards ensuring the railway bears liabilities only up to actual cost.
A Hamiota reader questions whether a school trustee profited from the district’s site purchase and urges investigation. The letter suggests the trustee should resign if selling land to the district and notes potential legality issues and need for restitution if wrongdoing is found.
The Hamiota Herald lists subscription at 1 year in advance and outlines contract advertising terms. It specifies minimum three month terms, transient ads at per line rates, and special notices with defined pricing, limiting local column ads to ten lines.
A London dispatch in the Winnipeg Tribune reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier likely to be raised to the peerage for wartime services. The Canadian premier enjoys Queen Victoria’s favor since the jubilee, with potential title soon. Finance Minister Fielding notes a 12.3 million dollar surplus over two years and 7.5 million this year, the largest in Canadian history, enabling war debt coverage. Tariff cuts planned with Britain preference raised from 25 to 32 1/3 percent to start in July 190?.
Hon Joseph Martin presents a BC constituents address outlining his platform. He proposes that any railway company bonus should be paid in cash rather than land grants and argues Manitoba and Canada should adopt this policy. The speech emphasizes fiscal prudence and direct government support.
Annie M Beamish youngest daughter of William and Sophia Beamish died after long illness. Funeral Friday at Greenwood Cemetery was well attended. The Oak River community expresses deep sympathy. Wm Scott J P leaves for the west this week. J W Lannin appointed weigh master by reeve Blanshard. Presbyterian services this week with Rev Davies participation.
Mr C H and Mrs Augustine Ferrand of Rosedale returned by the M and N W train from Ontario after three months visiting friends. Mrs Robert McDonald and Mrs Robert Virtue report a good time here. Mr Percy Warren of Palmerson called on old friends. Mr E G Butchart has recovered from a severe illness. Stewart preached farewell here on Sunday the 24th to a large congregation. Mrs Harry Gutteridge and children spent the winter in Ontario. W H Brown of this place learns his wife faces another operation at Winnipeg hospital.
Miss McIntosh returns to Winnipeg and Rev. D A Stoddart preaches farewell after seven years in Oak River Manitoba. The article notes a patriotic concert, a successful Forester hall ball, curling matches, and social gatherings with local residents and visitors.
An attack on C. F. Collier of Cherokee Town nearly proved fatal through kidney trouble. He suffered back pain and could not sit without cushions until Electric Bitters restored his health. The remedy purifies blood and builds strength, available only at Lawson's Drug Store.
Walter Budd of Rapid City is shown working on his farm in a local feature. The caption notes his efforts on the property and expects a productive season ahead.
J. R. Garrison, cashier of the Thornville bank, credits Dr Kin New Discovery with restoring his health after a serious illness from a robbery incident. He praises it as the best medicine for cold and lung trouble and keeps a bottle on hand. Trial bottles free at Lawson's Drug Store. bottles priced 50c and $1.00.
Farmers with scrub to remove urged to visit McRae & Flewwelling's shop in Hamiota to inspect their patent scrubbers and power units. The solid steel scrubbers and fully functional power system are ready for demonstration and explanation by the proprietors.
The note urges customers to order early to ensure we can fill the request by the required time. It emphasizes planning ahead to meet the demand and avoid delays.
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