Break in the Canadian chain feared yet to be bridged
In a discussion of the unpeopled region north of the Great Lakes the article argues that geographic barriers are historical, not fatal. It notes progress toward east to west railways and settlements in British Columbia and the prairie, asserting Canada will be continuous from ocean to ocean as new lines open and resources are developed.
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Stephen Leacock
National Review
Hudson’s Bay
Essey
Canadian Pacific
Leacock
Pacific
United States
Mississippi Valley
Great American Desert
Unitedicates Congress
Mr. Benton
Missouri
Perminus
Daniel Webster
Massachusset
Layeouk
British Columbia
Sea of Mountains
Coutureree
Sid
Norchai
Ontario
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Canada
Eleams
Moreshan
James Bay
Dominion
Loonis T
Census Enumerator Visits Soon With Long List Of Questions
The text urges readiness for upcoming census work with detailed questions covering name, relationship, birth data, immigration, naturalization, race, religion, occupation, earnings, hours, disability, and employer details. It references 1910 and instructs on how to respond, indicating the broad scope of information sought.
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