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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
2
Dorkin faces Timberley in a tense meeting at Hardwoods Retreat. Timberley presses for wild animal sale while Dorkin explains breeding season restrictions and loyalty to a company contract. A flash of old betrayals surfaces as both men grapple with past wounds and present danger.
An advertorial claims Catarrhozone cures throat troubles and catarrh quickly without medicine. It promises relief in an hour with a two month treatment, pricing 1 dollar, 5 cent mini, and 25 cent sample, available through dealers nationwide.
The Forestry Branch distributes about 5,000,000 trees annually and requires soil to be summer-fallowed the year before planting. Inspectors visit applicants for guidance, and applications for spring 1921 trees must arrive before March 1 at the Indian Head Forest Nursery Station in Saskatche wan. A bulletin titled Tree Planting on the Prairies explains methods.
A short antique dialogue shows First Infant lamenting conflicts with parents and Second Infant agreeing. Judge concludes the exchange noting the difficulty of parental control and disagreement. The brief piece captures childlike perspectives on authority and autonomy.
A vintage ad touts the Ingersoll Maple Leaf watch as sturdy, reliable, accurate, and affordable at $3.25 plus optional dark-telling Radiolite for 75 cents extra or $4.00 total. It emphasizes the watch's honesty and practicality under tough conditions.
Saskatchewan shows strong livestock gains with 1,092,974 horses ranking first among provinces and cattle third, plus rising sheep and swine numbers. The LiveStock Purchase and Sales Act supports breeders with sire and dairy heifer sales, while the provincial stallion board boosts horse quality. Cremeries rise from four to 42, with top butter scores at Montreal competition and provincial exibition honors in Regina.
An advertisement touts the product as the best and most harmless laxative for children. It directs parents to look for the word California on the package to ensure authenticity and notes the fruity taste and full directions on each bottle.
Prince Rupert British Columbia reports a 1919 debt reduction of 32 269 leaving total bonded debt at 1 609 223 as of December 3 1919. The sinking fund was intact. The year shows a general revenue deficit of 19 382 but utilities earned 2 661 producing a net surplus of 7 478, insufficient to cover 80 352 due on bonds payable April 1 1920 in New York. General taxes 175 097. local improvement levies 39 186. total collections and arrears exceeded those sums. uncollected taxes fell from 196 250 to 172 742.
The Australian water lizard is described as three or four feet long and it walks upright on its hind legs when traveling long distances on land.
A reflective aphorism notes envy as the lingering byproduct of achievement. It frames envy as a consequence rather than a catalyst, suggesting that pursuit of success invites social envy and scrutiny.
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