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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
An imagined scene depicts the summer residence of Jack Frost in the Canadian Pacific Rockies near Glacier BC. The report describes sunlight through a cave opening, walls glittering like diamonds, and Frost riding ice chunks while preferring frosted glaciers.
Rev J R Hemphill was inducted as minister of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Strathroy Ont in a Friday service attended by many clergymen and church members. The ceremony featured sermons and addresses by Rev Sivelair from Alvinston Rev Patterson of Sarnia and Rev McIntosh of Napier with choir solos and a complimentary reception afterward. Hemphill, from Ireland, has recent mission work in Saskatoon Sackville and Alberta.
Hartney Town Mayor Hill, exercising his prerogative, ordered all customers out of the Young Cafe closing it for disobeying the Lord's Day Act. The crowd consisted mainly of local youths and the action highlighted enforcement of Sunday regulations.
A columnist argues Sunday laxity harms youth and national welfare, urging strict observance of Sabbath laws. The piece praises Mayor Hill for closing a local resort deemed a menace to young people and calls for others to follow his lead.
In Essex County Ontario near Lake Erie a man named Jack Miner shelters wild geese and ducks each spring and fall. He treats them as missionary messengers of love guiding mankind to compassion. Locals are invited to join the birds on their migratory stop at Miner's sanctuary.
A rich strike of silver lead ore has been found on Galena Hill Yukon Territory. One vein measures eighteen feet wide and shows 70 percent lead with 30 to 50 ounces of silver. Several mining interests are reported active in the area.
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