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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 1931
Page
2
United States Ambassador Dawes warns that mass pessimism stems from wider drought and economic distress in Western Canada and beyond. He urges individuals to resist the crowd mentality, maintain morale, and act with hope to improve conditions and avoid economic defeat.
British Columbia plans a cattalo herd from a buffalo bull sent from Beacon Hill Park to the Peace River district. The animal is shown to Mrs. Emily L. Crawford of Fort St. John for crossing with her cattle. This marks the first buffalo released outside a park in the province, according to the Department of Agriculture.
The Worm Exterminator by Mother Graves is advertised as affordable and available at druggists. An English inventor showcases a self adjusting legged table for uneven floors. The line mocks self confidence, noting men rarely overestimate themselves.
Official figures by Hon. R. G. Reid show Alberta oil fields production totaling 605 800 barrels. Turner Valley yields 569 598 barrels of naphtha and 8 196 barrels of light crude. Red Coulee 24 488 barrels light crude. Wainwright 2 123 barrels heavy crude. Ribstone 1 395 barrels heavy crude. Douglas Egyptian Liniment advertised for injuries and muscle relief.
The article casts doubt on the claim that Buffalo Bill fought or killed an Indian, calling it a legend with no supporting evidence. It notes a German plan to run a shoe factory producing 10,000 pairs daily.
Premier J. T. M. Anderson opened Manitou Lake Lodge the central building of a new provincial summer resort at Little Manitou Lake near Watrous. The venture, part of a program to create local recreation and provide employment, features native stone architecture, thatched roofs, 16 cottages, modern utilities, roads and camp sites, plus boating, swimming, golf and added facilities for workers from farms and surrounding districts.
Captain Jimmy and Lieut Stone reunite after ad ventures in China. They escape bandits on a wrecked freight train, plan a night march to a forest hideout, reconnoiter a camp, and prepare a risky行动with Fu Hsu and Scottie aiding in silence. To Be Continued.
Hon. R J Manion Canadian minister of railways states no shipments will leave Hudson Bay this year except wheat due to feeding limits at Churchill. Requests for cattle shipments are refused amid acknowledged transport and storage difficulties. Asthma remedy claim promotes relief and future safeguards through inhalation therapy.
A playful exchange defines etiquette for Lily as a lesson about proper tea time manners. The second line adds a note on not swallowing tea noisily when guests are present.
A brief saying notes that a lazy man accepts any job he believes he cannot avoid, implying low ambition and opportunism. It emphasizes a readiness to work regardless of quality or fit, illustrating a cynical view of work ethic.
Coastguard crews report an unprecedented iceberg shortage in the north Atlantic this season. In contrast to last year’s 440 sightings along ship routes, only two small bergs have been found far from steam lanes, reducing shipping warnings and buoying fears among mariners.
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