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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
5
The notice states that NBC has not authorized publication of this advertisement and will not pay for it. No further details are provided about the party responsible or the scope of the dispute.
The Op taro Government reports restocking Ontario highland lakes with thousands of parent fish over several years. A special railcar transported stock to Muskokas, Sturgeon Lake, Lake of Bays, and remote waters, with no loss in transit. Black bass grow fast and soon exceed legal limits, while fishing improves annually across waters.
Father Lefevre, speaking in Edmonton, describes vast mineral wealth in Canada's far north between Fort McMurray and the Red River. He cites copper in Coronation Bay and prospects along the Mackenzie and Athabasca rivers, noting abundant game like whitefish, trout, foxes, martens, and beavers, with a three month journey from Fort McMurray to the Arctic Red River.
The article outlines common factory fire causes including lack of cleanliness behind steam pipes oily residues from production cigars tossed near ignition sources lighting equipment overheated or misused fittings and exposed wiring. It warns leaks improper piping and oil spills ignite flames and stresses maintenance and adherence to fire regulations to prevent blazes.
A New York statistician laments wasteful habits citing that over thirteen million feet of lumber and seventy three million feet of lead pencil use go to waste annually in the United States. He argues conservation would rise if individuals used pencils more carefully. The Canadian Wheeling Company, organized in Montreal and active in the Gulf of Lawrence, reports prosperity with steam whaling boats and a large number of whales captured, many funded by Norwegians.
In a recent 14 month period the United States saw 1.114495 aliens arriving with total receipts of $486,712.697. Canadian immigrants earned a higher per capita amount while those crossing from Mexico had easier money.
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