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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 21, 1931

Page

3

Proposed Aerial Line Britain to Canada via North Route

James H. MacBrien of the Aviation League of Canada explains a northern Canada route for an air link between Great Britain and Canada. The plan envisions a 3,500 mile flight with 1,400 miles over water, using Iceland Greenland and Hudson Bay, and aims to cut London Winnipeg to about two and a half days. A Winnipeg first flight could occur next August if the Watkins expedition proceeds. A second item notes a 282 year old baptismal certificate of Barbe Le Mounier at Notre Dame church in Montreal, preserved by the Quebec government.

Great Britain Canada Toreste Grebe Ien James H. MacBrien Aviation League of Canada Greenland Watkins Greenland Expedition Imperial World Air Transport Asia United States Europe Ami Winnipeg London Western Canada Red Rier Arctic Chesterfield Mackenzie River Aklavik Britain Iceland Baffin Land Hudson Bay Canada-Britain Azores Bermuda Newfoundland Ireland Orkneys Notre Dame Barbe le Mounier Montreal Quebec Massicottee

Russian furs flood Canadian market sparks tariff talk

Canadian Furriers' Guild urges Minister E. B. Ryckman to impose a tariff on raw furs with preferential clauses to curb Soviet produced furs. F. D. Burkholder cites Soviet dumping in London and Europe, re-exports from Britain, and state-controlled production under virtual slavery as undermining Canadian trappers and manufacturers.

Canada Canadian Furriers’ Guild United States Burkholder London England European Russia

Cheviot Sheep Shipped From MacDonald College to Saskatchewan

A carload of Cheviot sheep has been shipped from MacDonald College to the University of Saskatchewan for testing to identify the best types for Western Canada. Quebec had few Cheviots before their introduction by McGill University’s Agricultural Faculty. The consignment was selected from across Quebec by college authorities.

MacDonald College University of Saskatchewan Canada Quebec Agricultural Faculty of McGill University

Poultry Shipment Ties Canada to Hungary via Senator Hugo

A shipment from Canadian Pacific Supply Farm at Strathmore sent one cockerel and two pallets of Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks to Hungary for Senator Hugo of Budapest who is touring Canada. Spain increases imports of electrical materials compared with last year.

Canadian Pacific Strathmore Hungary Hugo Budapest Canada Rhode Island

Fashion pattern pattern and sizes for woollen dress

Winnipeg patterns describe rust red woollen tweed dress with suede belt and bolero bodice, plus a green wool jersey and canton crepe options. Patterns offered in sizes 18-20 and 36-42, ready for immediate delivery. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name address and pattern number.

Paris New York Fashion Bureau

How To Order Patterns from Winnipeg Union Ad

Pattern No listed for sizes and names. The item mentions a battleship taking on about 100 tons of food supplies once a month. May reflect a wartime supply notice in Winnipeg.

Wildlife abundance in Canada despite settlement pressures

The article notes vast wooded and unsettled Canada still holds abundant wildlife despite settler advance. It credits wise legislation and strict law enforcement for protecting resources, keeping game well distributed across provinces from Atlantic to Pacific.

North America Canada Atlantic Pacific

Free Speech At Hyde Park Sparks British Riot

The Vancouver Sun reports Hyde Park Britain where free speech allows soapbox orations under police protection. A clash ensues as about a score of speakers vent about many isms, police pursue hoodlums, and crowds pursue the officers until order is restored.

Hyde Park London England Royal Palace George V Vancouver Sun

Kellogg credits European statesmen with Christmas peace gift

Frank B. Kellogg returning from Europe on the Bremen lauded European leaders for pacific steps to prevent war. He said talk of war existed but dismissed it, noting major moves to resolve conflicts and minimize Russian dangers. He urged land disarmament and predicted a disarmament conference within a year or two.

Europe Bremen U.S Kellogg

Caribou Herds Show Improvement Across Canada

Observers from the Department of the Interior report improved conditions in Canada's caribou herds over recent years. Explorers note larger numbers across western Yukon Territory to Hudson Bay and reappearance on former migrational routes.

Department of the Interior Canada Yukon Terriory Hudson Bay

Viking Age Gold Rings Found In Swedish Field

Ancient gold rings weighing 350 grammes were discovered in a field at Havor on Gothland in the Baltic Sea. The spiral-shaped ornaments date from a period before currency existed, indicating ceremonial or decorative use.

Havor Swedish Gothland Baltic Sea

Labor dispute over wheelbarrow duties on a construction site

Casey complains to the foreman about hod carrying and wants to push a wheelbarrow like Flynn. The foreman dismisses the demand and mocks Casey’s knowledge of machinery while mentioning Turkey’s limited telephone line to the outside world.

Casey Foreman Flynn Turkey

Policy Of Ruthless Repression In India Would Destroy All Hope

Lord Irwin, viceroy of India, warns at a Calcutta dinner that a ruthless policy including press censorship and suppression of opinions could destroy Britain's aim of guiding India to self government. He says such action would embolden nationalists and jeopardize the empire’s future.

India Lord Irwin European Association Calcutta Lord Willingdon Britain

Egg Crates and Mold Spoilage Shift in Egg Trade

A mold outbreak on eggs during shipment and cold storage is linked to crates made from unseasoned wood. The mold appears on the shell and damages market value by penetrating the shell and tainting the interior. Use only well seasoned egg crates to stop spoilage.

Dairies Form Amalgamated Creameries of Canada Ltd

A large group of Ontario dairies with ten years in operation join to form Amalgamated Creameries of Canada Limited under a Federal charter. British and Toronto interests back the venture and it is believed Lord Teignmouth and Sir Reginald Butler will serve as English directors.

Ontario Amalgamated Creameries of Canada, Limited Toronto Lord Teignmouth Sir Reginald Butler

British Columbia Liquor Prices Cut in 1931 Reduction

The provincial government, advised by the liquor board, ratified a general price cut for liquor and beer in 1931. Individual liquor permits stay at $2.00 and beer permits at $1.00, while most varieties sold by the board are reduced.

British Columbia Liquor Board

New Canadian Pyrite Ore Process Reveals Savings

The Royal Bank of Canada monthly letter details a new method for burning Canadian pyrite ore by Horace Freeman of Shawinigan Falls Quebec. It promises major savings for the newsprint industry by reducing imported sulphur and could yield iron ore to meet about one eighth of Ontario and Quebec demand.

Canada Royal Bank of Canada Royal Bank Horace Freeman Shawinigan Falls Quebec Ontario

Editor's desk secrets reveal his writing routine

The Deepwater editor Mr World explains his method for editorials. He places the Bible to his right and a dictionary to his left with a typewriter before him, a waste basket behind, a chair beneath, and debts looming overhead.

The Deepwater Mr. World

Western Canada Forests Resources Highlight Massive Lumber Supply

Western Canada holds about 550 million cords of pulpwood and 25.9 billion board feet of sawn lumber, underscoring its role as the world’s leading paper and timber source.

Canada Western

Dominion of Canada larger in area than the United States

The Dominion of Canada covers more than 600000 square miles more than United States proper, highlighting a substantial geographic disparity between the two nations.

Dominion of Canada United States

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