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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
2
An old patent medicine blurb describing early symptoms such as a coated tongue and headaches, followed by dizziness and fatigue. It promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a direct aid to the liver and bile flow, claiming improved bowel and kidney function, renovated blood, and renewed health with quick effect. Sold in boxes for 25 cents.
Conti argues their case to Tom and Kenyon about a radium rich pitchblende tailings heap. He explains the mine's potential value, the likely underground extent, and Morgan’s motive to clear Lydia Camlyn by marrying her. The trio conceives using the evidence to halt the marriage and expose the villain.
Kenyon weighs exposing Morgan's plot to Mavis while Tom Burbury stays hidden at the farm. Hever, the barrow knight of a long feud, looms as a possible ally or foe as Kenyon plans to prove Tony West's innocence and save the girl.
The Edmonton lumber trade anticipates a strong 1919 driven by a housing scheme in Alberta. Alberta spruce may base at 30 dollars per thousand, wages ease to sixty dollars monthly, and a steadier labor supply after the war. Builders and mills expect increased orders across Alberta, British Columbia, and the United States.
This issue starts a permanent weekly Farm Architecture and Building Department. It features authoritative building articles, perspectives and plans of farm structures, and a Question and Answer section. Readers may mail questions for prompt advice from building experts.
For readers we provide working drawings of the buildings shown on this page at a nominal charge of five dollars per set.
Builders seek price stability as investors demand assurance of costs before projects. Trade meetings are planned nationwide in Atlantic City Pittsburg Chicago and elsewhere this week and next to discuss maintaining uniform construction costs. The New York Building Trades Employers Association approved a one year renewal for 1919 and set a wage schedule for numerous crafts with strict adherence through existing agreements.
A prominent builder cites war time price relief and competitive material delivery as factors lowering costs by about fifteen percent. Labor stability, contractor consolidation, and recovered transportation boost confidence for early speculative and investment construction. Demand for housing remains strong with limited rentable space.
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