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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
1
The text explains that frost damages grain making wheat unsound and that only Commercial Grades Three Hard Three Northern and Frosted apply. It notes disputes over sprouted or grown kernels, arbitration and damages against inspectors, and that severely damaged wheat cannot be warehoused and must be sampled or dried.
San Antonio man J. M. Garrettson suffered years of asthma and near death while enduring severe agony. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption with a full cure. The remedy, claimed to treat asthma, consumption, coughs and colds, and lung troubles, is sold with guarantees and trial bottles at Lawson's drug store.
A full line of leading confections features apples oranges nuts candy lemons and raisins promising a complete fruit and sweet selection for shoppers seeking variety and quality.
The notice states publication every Wednesday from the office of publication with subscription at $1 per year in advance. Contract rates are available on application and contracts under three months are not made. Rates for first insertion and subsequent insertions are described, and ads under this heading must not exceed ten lines. No advert is placed in the focal columns.
The Winnipeg Commercial laments influx of eastern department store catalogs flooding the west. It argues western merchants extend credit and survive hard times, while eastern firms insist on cash and lure cash buyers away, offering no better goods or redress for misrepresented items.
The passage argues that goods from catalogs mislead buyers about quality, urging Western consumers to resist imported wares and keep trade at home. It emphasizes accountability in delivery failures and distrust of overstated claims. It calls for a domestic remedy to support local commerce.
The Agricultural Society held its fair on Tuesday amid sleet and poor roads. McConnell's warehouse housed the exhibits with good results in roots and vegetables and bread, though grain produce and butter shows were down. Live stock entries were fewer but of high quality. several first-time exhibitors may become regulars. A prize-winner list will appear next week in The Herald.
F M Higgins of Seneca Illinois says he suffered years with piles until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after using two boxes. The ad promises infallible relief and a cure guarantee, price 25 cents, sold by Dr Lawson.
Heavy rains delayed stacking but good weather promises simultaneous stacking and threshing. Frosts have been light. potato crop improved. Smith Russell builds near town. Willie Jermyn clerks for Melinnis while Ontario brother runs fruit store. Large cattle deals moved west. Miss Jessie Ross visits Treherne. Frank Ross leads three carloads to Rat Portage.
Report describes counterfeit Molsons Bank ten dollar notes passed in Toronto and London on Saturday September 1. The fake dated January 2, 1900 carries the signature T Jefferson and numbered 43275, compared to genuine notes signed C L Jeffery and numbered 51001 up. only five or six notes are known to be circulating.
The Daily Free Press notes uncertainty over grain damage from sprouting in stock. Grain dealers seek to classify sprouted wheat as number two, but Chief Inspector D. Horn states sprouting proves damage and cannot be considered acceptable for grading.
Poetic exhortation urging men to rise for godly work and shun hesitation. Calls for bold action, rejecting excuses and urging personal responsibility in the fray.
Poetic exhortation urges self equal to divine will and warns that God awaits thy summons. The speaker frames all men as prophets and questions if Christ’s kingdom advances through conquest.
A fragment lists Wheat grades No 2 and No 3 hard, oats for feed and white oats, butter tubs and prints, eggs, hay per ton, and a fee line that appears garbled. Specific price figures are missing or unclear.
Sunday notice announces John Leonard, youngest son of Robert and Edith King, born at Viola Dale on September 2nd, aged Y years 11 months 2 days.
The notice states Dr. Prowse will be at the Hamiet House on Thursday, October ninth to examine patients seeking eye ear nose and throat care.
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