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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone inhaler as a fast remedy for old folks coughs catarrh and bronchitis claiming it saves the stomach from medicines by delivering healing vapor through the throat and lungs. It promotes sizes from trial 25¢ to large 1.00 with two months treatment and notes likely stores Kingston Canada.
Kenyon faces Hever in a mounting crisis aboard a coast bound scene. Hever accuses deception as a giant fist tightens and a pistol seems out of reach. Laura Gaspard unexpectedly intervenes with a breezy greeting as danger and tension linger.
Michael Hever grudgingly offers aid to Laura and Kenyon as they plot against Jasper Morgan. Laura argues the murder case looms larger than past slights and vows to help despite danger. Hever dismisses family dishonor and claims resolve to act, hoping to shield kin and allies from a looming threat.
The highways department will undertake two points in the province for experiments in permanent highways able to carry heavy motor truck traffic. The aim is to serve communities distant from railways and to include small permanent bridges as part of the scheme.
Pembina North Dakota city council moves to clean up the town by tearing down or repairing old buildings and painting. The plan includes sowing sites to grass and removing unsightly spots. Citizens urged to paint homes and businesses and replace dirt lots with sod.
A white Orphing ton hen owned by a Sackatoon fancier laid an enormous egg measuring nine inches around one way and eight the other. When opened the shell contained a single yolk and inside that yolk lay another perfectly formed egg.
Mrs. H. Valentine of Regina reports her 30 hens produced 730 eggs in January and sold eggs worth 35 dollars. She calls this among the best records known in the west for winter months.
The Department of Public Works outlines plans to erect an extension to Brandon Asylum expanding facilities. Officials say the project will increase capacity and improve services for patients within the regional health system.
Premier Hearst announced Ontario will spend about 25 million dollars this year on new buildings and repairs. About 39 477 workers are expected to be employed this summer, with additional thousands for T N O and Hydro commissions. Major city allocations are listed, including Toronto 658 300, Ottawa 38 550, Belleville 50 000, and northern district projects totaling 204 670, plus five million for highways and five million for housing under new measures.
Regina Saskatchewan reports Continental Oil plans a new refinery with a $1,000,000 investment. Site options in North Regina secured. Construction not completed this year but distillation of crude oil to begin, with expansions as demand grows. Oil from Wyoming fields to feed a modern refinery with large distilling capacity and many tanks. Edmonton Alberta to Toronto plan railway improvements costing $750,000.
Our Farm Architecture and Building Department will furnish blueprint workings of the buildings shown here weekly for readers. Each set is offered at a nominal price of five dollars. Address the Editor of this paper.
Tisdale plans a $10,000 hospital. Estevan a high school addition. Qu Appelle a municipal rink of metal. Melfort A G Badgeley Palmer a $10,000 garage. Melfort spring work for a $5,000 addition to J H Millard hardware. Melville a cold storage plant. Maple Valley a $3,000 one storey school addition. Camrose Imperial Oil two 85,000 gallon tanks. Kanisack Presbyterian church. Cabri electric light system. Fort Qu Appelle tender March 1 for a $15,000 Red Cross visitors lodge.
Gerald Graham, commissioner of the board of trade in West Saskatoon, notes a surge of inquiries from England and Ireland about opportunities in the country. He predicts this signals a forthcoming wave of immigration far surpassing 1918 levels.
Manitoba agriculture officials report ideal conditions for spring sowing with large areas of new land prepared. They foresee a strong crop if summer weather remains favorable, citing cheery outlook and optimistic prospects for the next season.
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