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the Herald
Nor'West Farmer
Home Seat Beautiful Pictures
Canada
Herald
Nort-West Farmer
Western Home Monthly
Fruit Prices at Low Holiday Rates This Week
A SNAP. 3 Baskets of Grapes for 1.00 this week. Crab Apples 60c per pail. Plums 1.55 per crate. All other fruits at correspondingly low prices. P. Heddesheimer.
Hamiota Herald Ad Rates and Publication Terms
The Hamiota Herald lists publication Eve Wednesday and subscription at 1 dollar annually in advance. Contract rates require minimum three months, with transient ads at 12c per line first week and 5c thereafter, special notices at 6d first insertion and 4d subsequent. No ad under one shilling or over ten lines. editor Jas I. Ross signs as Editor and Manager.
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Office of Publication
Pump Repairs and New Pumps Offered in Hamiota District
A repair and sales notice states the writer will be in Hamiota and surrounding district for two to three weeks after October 16 with a complete stock of wood and iron pumps and new pumps. People within 25 miles may receive prompt attention by mailing a postcard to the Hamiota address or leaving their address at Samuel Kirk's Boarding House.
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Hamiota
Samuel Kirk
Marquette Call for Honest Campaign Conduct
The text urges voters to choose candidates by their views and the party’s best interests for the country. It condemns slinging and personal abuse as weak tactics and calls for an election in Marquette free from such argumentative style.
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Marquette
Letter on horse show judging gives Rankin praise and critique
In The Hamiota Herald a reader critiques judges of the fall snow horse show. A judge replies noting Rankin's team was blemished and one horse was slightly lame. The judge defends the prize decisions and explains the misperception about awarding a prize.
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Stk
the Herald
J. R. Rankin
Trade and politics shape Canada in late 1890s
The discourse covers Canada’s growing trade surplus, public bank deposits rising under Liberal rule, and higher exports of butter cheese and eggs to Britain from 1895-96 to 1899-00. It notes a roughly $6 million revenue surplus for three fiscal months, and heralds upcoming Dominion elections with Marquette candidates Dr Roche and John W. Thompson facing a private issue-laden campaign.
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Chartered Banks of Canada
Britain
Marquette
Dr. Roche
John W. Thompson
Minnedosa
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsement Claim
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for improved health and energy. It asserts indigestion and organ trouble hinder willpower and success, and promotes Lawson’s drug store as the 25 cent seller.
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Dr. King
Lawson’s
Attendance leaders at Chumah School District September
The most regular attendants by grade are listed as follows: Grade VIII Rachel Kirk. Grade V Albert Beattie. Grade V Alice Kirk. Grade IV Ethel Cooke. Grade IV Jimmy Kirk. Grade II Norman Andrew. Grade II Kenneth Fraser. Grade II Alice McBain. Grade II Ernest Pierson. Grade II Josie Kirk. Grade I Wellington McBain.
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Chumah
Rachel Kirk
Albert Beattie
Alice Kirk
Ethel Cooke
Jimmy Kirk
Norman Andrew
Kenneth Fraser
Alice McBain
Ernest Pierson
Josie Kirk
Wellington McBain
Arrears Notice Appeals to Herald Readers to Pay
This week Herald readers with overdue subscriptions are urged to pay up. Delinquent balances amount to hundreds of dollars, but individual sums are small and should not delay payment. Despite a hard year, subscribers are reminded they cannot afford to be without the local paper and are asked to renew.
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Herald
Northwestern Manitoba teachers meet at annual convention
The Northwest teachers held their annual convention in Birtle on Thursday and Friday October 4 and 5. Attendance was high given poor roads and weather. Eleven delegates from this area attended, showing active commitment as teachers gathered and participated in the event.
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Manitoba
Birtle
Teachers Meeting At Adams Hall Hamiota Attendee Notes
The event attracted inspectors including Mr Lang and Mr Rose, with J D Hunt of Carberry representing western teachers on the advisory board. Rose spoke on Reading from a Literary Standpoint, presenting new insights for teachers, while Hunt lectured on Canada and Her Resources with country statistics. A planned supper was postponed due to low attendance, leaving many disappointed, notably the Hamiota crowd.
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Lang
Inspector Rose
J. D. Hunt
Carberry
Rose
Adam's Hall
Canada
Western Teachers Association Convention in Brandon
The Western Teachers Association of Manitoba holds its annual convention in Brandon on October 11 and 12. The program includes president’s address, committee nominations, a picture study by Principal Forrest, salary talks by D Hunt, a public lecture by Rev J B Silcox, and sessions on grammar, primary reading, and various reports. Delegates traveling by rail must obtain certificates to secure a potential discount on the fare.
Electric Bitters Restored a Man to Health in Philadelphia
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a dramatic recovery after years of weakness and jaundice like symptoms. Three physicians gave him up before Electric Bitters, used for three weeks, produced a marked improvement and he claims the medicine "robbed the grave" of another victim. Available at Lawson's drug store for 50 cents with guarantee.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Lawson
Mrs D Gerrand of Miniota Dead at Weekend
Mrs D Gerrand wife of David Gerrand of Miniota died Saturday September 20 funeral held Monday at Arrow River cemetery. She leaves husband and five children. The Lake of the Woods Company is current grain buyer at 3c highest price yet. Dr Roche Conservative candidate for Marquette visited town. Taylor Breen Frazer near move to new store. Mr and Mrs A Ross returned from Winnipeg honeymoon. Methodists building a new church in town. Mrs R Hawthorne in Hamiota by her father Wm Leary illness. Mail service improved and threshers seek Jones stacker. Hunter Stout sold five of them this fall.
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D. Gerrand
David Gerrand
Miniota
Arrow River
Lake of the Woods Company
Dr. Roche
Marquette
Taylor, Breen & Frazer
A. Ross
Winnipeg
R. Hawthorne
Hamiota
Wm. Leary
Myers and Dr Gordon Visit Winnipeg City This Week
R H Myers, a respected member, paid a flying visit this week while Dr Gordon also visited Winnipeg. The Clerk has been sending tax notices to ratepayers for this year amounting to 0.90 dollars on a half section.
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R. H. Myers
Dr. Gordon
Winnipeg
Council promises higher taxes with little to show
The piece criticizes the council's complexion, predicts higher taxes with no gains, urging a change. Malcolm McLean sold wheat at Strathclair market for 60 cents per bushel as weather threatens grain. Archie McNair opened a blacksmith shop at J. Johnston's old stand. Potato digging remains popular locally.
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Malcolm McLean
Strathclair
Archie McNair
J. Johnston
Grain price notes and feed terms from unnamed market
Fragmentary OCR lists wheat and oat product mentions with butter and hay asides. No clear event, date, or organization available. Notable words include wheat feed oats butter hay and price-like codes, but content unreadable and lacks coherent report.
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Office Update
Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose and Throat office at 211 McIntyre Block Winnipex announces Dr Prowse will handle the Hamious case on Thursday October Lita for patient evaluation and care in the clinic setting.
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Mcintyre Block
Winnipex
Prowse
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Coldwell & Coleman
Sotserrogs
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Bing
Nor’-West
Nobby
Scott Chambers
Wm. Wright
Pangman
Whitely House
R. Andrews
Aiiniota
Mian
P. Heddesheimer
Hamiota Herald
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D. P. Earley
General Blacksmith
McLean
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Branden
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London
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Communications
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Western Teachers’ Association of Manitoba
Forrest
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Mittees
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Jones
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Hamiota Markets
S. W. Prowse, M.D
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Newdale
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J.T. Venables
Kiamiota, Man
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Onnell
Ladebaker and Embalmer
Hamiota, Main
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L. B. Latimer
W. A. Chouson
Drewery
Dominion
Mackies
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