Ottawa politics and Progressives shift in Ontario era
A 1924 Abbotsford Post column discusses Ottawa negotiations to bring Progressive and Prairie elements into a united Liberal camp. It notes Premier King’s need for western reps, potential blocs with Crerar and Dunning, and implications for Ontario and British Columbia factions amid possible general elections. It ends with a lengthy moral essay on marriage dynamics and human nature.
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Ottawa
Progressives
Ontario
House of Commons
Pari‘er
Tie
Unie
Tess Ontirio
King
Farmer Party
Prairie
Crerar
Dunning
Otter
Fielding
Lomeér Gouin
Tigao
British Columbia
Growers Co op Unions Show Success Amid Marketing Reforms
Salmon Arm Observer notes that Advocated Growns and Merry Growers Co-Operative Union report success of the Sapiro plan in marketing B.C. Fruit. They claim high average prices, limited non co operators, and a strong brokers royalty. Praise for B McDonald and cautious optimism for future years amid restructuring.
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Merry Growers Co-Operative Union
B.C. Srult
Hese
Sapiro
Nto
Wing Que
Salmon Arm Olwerver
Family quarrels reveal failed roles and stubborn pride
A fragmentary discussion on marital strife notes men and women clashing over authority at home. It suggests wives sometimes press for acknowledgment of fault, while men capitulate reluctantly to smooth conflicts.
Moral From The Press On Mail Orders And Home Commerce
A town tale shows a grocer banker and merchants debating mail order threats to local business. A visiting salesman prompts orders for large drafts and cheques while households plan purchases, and a town meeting resolves to support home merchants.
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Catijogun House
Courageous Covermimint Ministers Debate
A provincial political dispute centers on General Malta and accusations against him. The Provincial party backs McRuan and Oliver while opponents challenge debates and public platform appearances, amid calls for a royal commission into party scandals and cross-party concerns.
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Oliver-Malloy-Sloan “ Hrade
Malta
le Lopistelure
Vito Nevi
Lattonin
Oliver
Bulow Arai
Uen
Meline
MeRne
Munnon
MeKtag
New Westminator
Faely
Political turmoil and calls for royal inquiry in Hawke era
Fragmented notes condemn tax evasion and party funds while demanding a royal commission to probe government actions. References to Northern Construction Company, timber allocations, and alleged corruption surface alongside criticism of ministers and opposition leaders.
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Prom
Bir
Cam-Oubhige
Mensbor Rowsland
Tha. P. G.I
Hawke
Royal’ Commission
McRae
Port Mann
Northern Construction Company
Prevention Counts in Orchard Disease Control
Plant diseases in Victoria emphasize prevention over cure. Spraying, especially to combat Peach leaf curl, must target dormant buds in late fall to early spring. Fungus spores overwinter on bud scales. killing them during dormancy prevents infection as buds unfold. Weather affects spore germination and disease risk.
A Base Comparison of Some Silages at Central Farm
At the Central Experimental Farm comparisons of feeding value for three silages oats peas and velch sunflower and corn showed production costs stored in the silo of $1.00 and $2.95 per ton respectively with results indicating varying efficiency under stored conditions.
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Central
Corn Silage Outperforms Sunflower and O P V Silage
In the first part of the experiment corn silage increased milk 4 percent and fat 8.7 percent while reducing cost 13.5 percent. It yielded better results than sunflower and O P V silage, with corn silage offering the best balance of milk, fat, cost, and palatability. The second part shows corn silage produces 5 percent more milk and 3.8 percent more fat than sunflower, which is cheaper but higher in water content.
Predicting Swift NSH Outcome in Ottawa Opposed
Montreal June 1 An Ottawa meet on governing matters sees Rt Hon Arthur Meighen opposing Cavkier-MacDonald and Crerar as bargaining with the Progressive party is cited. Meelylion cites betrayal years and a government unable to move, hoping Ottawa’s melodrama ends and stable governance returns for the Dominion.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Arthur Meighon
Oflincht
Wal Crerar
Orde
Geology report on Vancouver area by W A Johnson
A Vancouver geologic survey report by W A Johnson with a map of Burrard to the International Boundary and Port Moody to the Strait of Georgia. It details local formations and includes a chapter on economic geology examining oil and gas prospects. Available from the Director, Geological Survey, Ottawa, 510 Pacific Building, Vancouver.
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W. A. Johnson
Vancouver
Ying
Burrard
International Boundary
Port Honey
Strait of Georgia
Geological Survey
Ottawa
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