Contagious cattle disease debate in Canada and Britain
The Abbotsford Post reports on Canada’s stance amid the British cattle embargo over Foot-and-Mouth disease. It argues Canada’s herds remain infection free and outlines inspection, quarantine, and export-certification measures to reassure Britain and maintain trade.
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Canada
Ganidiatis
Gauad
Marinus
Ona
Calle
Point Levis
Quebec
S.S. Mississippi
Great Britain
United States
Hutte
France
Helgi
Switzerland
Germany
Upehoiave
Hritisa
Dominion
United Kingdom
Wask
Home Town Papers Week to Boost Local News Reach
The author urges all country weekly papers to launch Home Town Newspaper Week from November 7 to 12. Local papers should promote subscriptions for themselves and partner with others to boost nationwide visibility, sharing news while highlighting the common good of community journalism. The plan calls for coordinated publicity, displays, and campaigns to raise subscriptions and renewals.
Newspaper Idea Sparks Trade Debate on Home Paper Weeks
The piece describes a publisher proposing a "Subscribe for Your Home Town Paper Week" and the mixed reactions from trade papers printers' magazines and supply houses. The National Editorial Association received about two hundred letters, most opposing the idea, leading to adoption of a November 2012 week for the campaign.
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Hattein
Maga Laigos
Inten
National Editorial Association
Premier Melghen Addresses 27 Meetings Across Nova Scotia
The premier spoke at 27 meetings this week, including 20 political events. Campaigns moved from Antigonish to Tran fete evening as Melghen addressed voters and urged support.
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Mone Arihue Melchen
Uiree Kirgenmecklys
Antigonish
Tran
Melghen
Canadian Political Figures Compared In Early 20th Century Debate
The piece analyzes the personas of Arthur Meighen Wilfrid Laurier-era figures including W L McKenzie King and Thomas Grear Crerar. It contrasts Meighen’s factual focus with King’s loquacity and honesty ethos, noting Crerar’s lean toward business credentials and direct, blunt rhetoric in shaping party leadership dynamics.
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Mr. Meighen
Ehlic
Wil
Meighen
W. L. McKenzie King
Liberal Party
Wilfrid Laurier
King
Thomas Alexander Grevar Lendey
National Progressive
Athlon
English Marriage Market Sees More Women Than Men
A recent report shows two million more women of marriageable age than men in England and Scotland. The imbalance challenges social norms and could influence future family structures and dating patterns across the country.
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England
Scotland
Unusual People Understand Unusual People
A fragmented reflection on feeling misunderstood and the rare ability to comprehend those with distinct moods. The speaker notes that only unusual people grasp unusual minds, implying resilience against discouragement.
Lumber market and apple shipments boost western trade
In Winnipeg and Ontario traders move Warrel apples and Greenlips to Chicago with about 4 per barrel. Western maple prices improve while Ontario shippers shift to export. A Canadian firm awarded a contract to Gran Bros for 100,000 feet of Thor at Mud Bay, signaling rising lumber activity.
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B.C
Ontario
Chicago
Vagarda
Canadhan Robert Dollar Company
Gran Bros
Thor
Mud Bay
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Abbotsford Post
J. A. Baths, Wafter and Proprietor
Pnday
Ociomer
Loz
Rth Jones Aper
Se Ron Lry
Iself
Uns
Rome Lown
Raiders of Fiose
Ria
VMNI
N.S
Medan
Lin youMitul
Hame
Vivale
Arthur Meighen
Witfiat Lyone Kenxle King
Thomas Mexrinter Grevar
Vancouver Island
Lower Mainland
B.C. Telephone Company
British Columbia Telephone Co
Srrvicl
Ganana
Chevrolet
Mission City
Stuart Motors
Chevrolet and
Dodge Agents
Mission City, B. C
Alex. S. Duncan
Notary Public
J. A. Catherwood
Bulldine
BOO
P.O. Hox
Winnipeg
Wm. Atkinson
Wenser Valley
Chiliwack, BO
J. H. Jones
Cigar Factory
Wilberg & Wolz
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