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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
5
Mason Risch High Grade Pianos offers direct factory sales with easy terms. Every piano is inspected and tested before delivery, and the seller invites potential buyers to write for a call to discuss options in their district.
Minnedosa letter argues the core issue is transportation costs across Western Canada. A protective tariff paired with a Railway Commission set grain rates to sustain railways, while shipping costs are reduced to rival overseas markets. Cooperation among provinces is urged to solve national economic puzzles. G. A. Children attempts to persuade electors in the Marquette constituency.
An Ontario farmer Jack Miner runs a famed wildlife hotel where migratory waterfowl find shelter on his ponds and trees. Once enemies, miners turned friends, he spent years earning their trust by ceasing hunting and feeding ducks and geese, who return now to a peaceful sanctuary.
A voyage through a man named Miner and his geese. The piece recounts a powerful moment when a flock landed nearby, the flock’s joyful display, and Miner's dedication to a sanctuary that draws visitors and donations. It notes yearly migrations, the sanctuary's cost, and Miner's aluminum leg bands used to track birds north and south.
Central and northern Alberta will receive 260000 acres settled by the British Land Settlement Corporation. The area lies north of Edmonton from Vermilion to Wabuman and west of Edmonton.
Banff Alberta reports surge in visitors with 13 080 cars registered by August first and 2 000 campers at the Government auto camp. Canada’s 1925 maple sugar and syrup output totals 9 791 359 pounds and 1 672 093 gallons valued at 6 825 416 dollars, with Quebec dominating sugar and syrup shares. BC 1924 four major industries total 210 692 793 dollars, led by forest and agriculture. Ordinary revenue for four months to July 31 shows a 2 932 163 increase. George H Ham, famed as Grand Old Man of Canadian Pacific, turns 78 with many tributes.
Twelve British newspapermen, representing major dailies, tour Canada for six weeks on Canadian Pacific lines. They visit Halifax to the Pacific Coast, stop at Toronto’s National Exhibition and Ontario bungalow camps, and inspect Rockies scenery to counter misperceptions in England.
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