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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
2
An old print ad promotes Hamilton's Pills as a cure for constipation and stomach pain. It claims immediate relief from bad taste, discolored tongue, and nervous troubles, with restored appetite, energy, and rosy cheeks. It urges readers to buy 25 cent boxes for all ages.
Timberley confronts a great lynx in the grove as Dorkin saves him, declaring he will hunt his foes. Musko the Indian guides the canoe escape across the lake toward Old Creation Hills, as Timberley reflects on life in the forest.
Timberley probes Musko about God and the forest's origin, then learns Haight's inheritance ties to Francis Stanley alias Dorkin. Timberley reveals the true heir has survived and holds Hardwoods Retreat, while Haight grapples with the danger and his own precarious position as they drift along the stream.
An expansive display at the Canadian National and Grand Trunk railways pavilion highlights the Canadian Rockies. A two-section exhibit features a 100 foot panorama of Jasper and Mount Robson parks, with Mount Robson and Mount Edith Cavell central to the alpine scene. The cedar arch and Maligne Falls enhance the towering mountain panorama.
Timberley orders Musko to fetch a fish rod and fly hook from the canoe. He then tells Haight to join him for a quiet talk by a stream down the shore, while an Indian prepares a strong tea and a funeral pyre is set for later.
The display featured Canada’s mountain scenery with lighting to mimic sunrise and noon. The Canadian Government marine section showcased the railway network now known as the Canadian National system. Ships flashed wireless messages, received via a Marconi aerial above the railway building, with Morse code shown on a giant map. The exhibit also included wireless telephony, navigation aids, revolving lighthouse lanterns and fog horns, plus emphasis on settler opportunities along the railway.
Twenty million tons of bituminous coal are proved to exist within 200 miles of Regina. The coal quality is stated to surpass Alberta bituminous coal. In 1919 Saskatchewan produced 300000 tons from fifty one mines and output is rising yearly.
Western Collieries Ltd with capital of 560000 is organized to develop Saskatche wan lignite in the Estevan district. The company secures 630 acres at Roche Percee nine miles southeast of Estevan and plans coal mining plus a brick pressing plant to sustain year round employment, per government reports.
In the district there are deposits of Ernest clay suitable for brick making and slack lignite coal to fuel the kilns. The combination is expected to enable economical brick production.
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