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Apples oranges nuts candy lemons raisins listed as available at P Hleddesheimer shop with a full line of fresh groceries in stock according to the advertisement.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1900
Page
1
Apples oranges nuts candy lemons raisins listed as available at P Hleddesheimer shop with a full line of fresh groceries in stock according to the advertisement.
Publication schedule notes weekly Wednesday, subscription 1 dollar yearly in advance, contract rates on application, no fixed shorter than three months. Transient ads priced per line first week, repeat insertions discounted, no notice under ten lines, no ads in local columns.
A Minnesota newspaper advocated replacing the present district school system with central township schools. Hancock county has built a $20 000 graded school, using hacks for student transport, covering two to seven miles. Tuition and expenses average 1.75 dollars per pupil monthly, lower than the 1.94 rate under the old district system. The setup includes libraries and gymnasiums, boosting ambition and competition, and proving economical and practical. The idea, discussed by educationalists for Canada and Manitoba, awaits broader trials to confirm similar benefits.
Hon William Patterson reports Canada's foreign trade rose by about 50 million last year and would reach 370 million, with Canada per head trading at 2 dollars worth of foreign trade. W E H Massey notes exports of agricultural implements rose to about two million dollars, while Byron E Walker asserts Canadians showed strong export growth to Britain. Premier Macdonald's reentry into Dominion politics sparks leadership speculation as Roblin and Davidson vie, with Rogers seen as possible compromise. Sifton fights Brandon contest against Macdonald in a keen election race. Brandon convention drew 300 delegates and strong support for Sifton.
A Hamilton magistrate ruled poker is a game of skill not gambling and allowed a room keeper a rakeoff without breaking the law, dismissing the case. The matter moves to a higher court for further decision, while operators believe the ruling vindicates their activities.
F M Higgins of Seneca reports years of suffering from piles ended by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He used two boxes to achieve a complete cure and endorses it as infallible for piles with a 25 cent price tag from Dr Lawson.
Dr Chalmers intends opening a drug store here shortly. Taylor Breen Frizer have let the contract for the building to AL Lonheid of Beulah. The building size is 25x60 feet with upstairs for gent's furnishings and ready-made clothing. Mrs S L Head has left for Rapid City. A tri weekly mail service begins this week by train and Elhorn mail will be discontinued. R Andrew has the contract for carrying mail between here and Beulah. Arthur Ross moved his building to Railway avenue and will open a general store in a week or two.
San Antonio resident J. M. Garrettson endured years of asthma attacks described as agonizing and near death. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption with complete relief, calling it a marvelous medicine for consumption coughs colds and all throat chest and lung troubles. Priced at 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed, with free trial bottles at Lawson's drug store.
The North Dakota crop report notes less rain than the prior week but enough to retard harvesting and threshing. Wet cut grain and stacked sheaves mold in heat, with low threshing yields and damp conditions slowing machinery. Most grain except flax is cut, uncut portions are dead ripe, and widespread wetness damages hay and unharvested crops.
The Scottish Farmer reports a setback to the tuberculin test movement. Five high-class Shorthorn bulls imported to Argentina were certified tuberculin free by English vets but two failed the test at port. The owner chose to return them to Fingland, arranging for sale to a butcher while a qualifier vet inspected the carcasses.
A medical note states that after thorough examination the patients were pronounced perfectly free from disease. The report emphasizes careful testing and positive recovery outcomes.
A farmer prays for rain to end a flood as rivers rise and crops fail. The speaker asks God to shut off the rain faucets before the levee breaks and the ranch loses its future, pleading for sun and relief after a devastating deluge.
Notice states the partnership between Elgin Ode Upsar and Thomas Barnett Saunders, blacksmiths at Crandell Manitoba, dissolved by mutual consent. Going forward T HK Saunders will operate the business and receive all accounts due, with dissolution dated August 27.
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