Wheat prospects brighten in Simcoe County and West hopes
The Owen Sound Sun Times reports optimism for a bumper Simcoe County fall wheat crop and better grain prices. Officials cite Canada’s leading export wheat role, while Western yields may fall 200,000,000 bushels from 1923. Bank of Commerce forecasts suggest 300 to 825 million bushels with steady demand, despite lower wages and acreage.
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Examiner
Simcoe County
United States
Canada
T. A. Crerar
M.P
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Bank of Commerce
County governance reform urged for cost savings
Elmira Signet County calls for a leaner administration with a small board of controllers and technical staff to cut expenses. It says current council and committee structure in Wellington Waterloo and across the Province keeps taxes high and wastes money.
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Elmira
Signet
Wellington
Waterloo
Buckingham District Warned Against Speculative Securities
The Buckingham Post urges investors to beware of itinerant vendors hawking highly speculative stocks. It states the loss is the individual's risk when persuaded by glib agents, lamenting hard earned money scattered with little chance of recovery. It highlights ongoing local concern in Buckingham.
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Buckingham Post
the Post
Buckingham District
Death of Sir Edmund Osler Marked Canada’s Noted Family
The death of Sir Edmund Osler closes a notable era as the last of four Osler brothers from Simcoe County. He served West Toronto in Parliament for five terms, was a CP R associate, financier, and Imperialist advocate. He supported hospitals and the arts, and hosted Hort icultural Association visits to his Barrie greenhouse.
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Edmund Osler
Brothers
Canada
Featherston Osler
Simcoe County
Bond Head
Barrie Grammar School
Edmund
B. B. Osler
K.C
William Osler
Regius
Oxford University
Ontario
Toronto
C.P.R
West Toronto
House of Commons
Barrie
Ontario Horticultural Association
Sir Edmund
The Live Ones Who Thrive for Local Merchants
In these days of keen competition and quick transportation the country merchant must stay alive to compete with the best or risk a hand to mouth future. Neat premises, attractive windows, fresh advertising, and personal service win local support against outside rivals. Without this effort buy at home sentiment wanes and business withers.
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Canada
United States
Owen Sound
Georgetown Herald
The Senate and party politics in Canada
The Renfrew Mercury argues that Senators, with life tenure, should abandon party aims to serve the state rather than the party. It questions if the Senate truly acts as a nonpartisan check and notes its sins of commission and omission. Abolishing the Senate would be a bad day, as it was created to curb hasty legislation and advance public benefits beyond popular opinion.
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Renfrew Mercury
M.p.’S
Senate
Canada
Davis warns of dangers from high taxation in campaign remarks
John W. Davis argues against excessive public spending and taxes that strangle the economy. He contends no despotism equals taking from a man what he refuses to give while noting the public dislikes taxes yet seeks benefits from government expenditures.
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John W. Davis
United States
Algonquin Park described as land of enchantment and recreation
The piece portrays Algonquin Park as a vast forested sanctuary of 2721 square miles with many lakes, rivers and waterfalls. It highlights canoeing fishing opportunities and mentions Highland Inn and nearby log cabins at Minnesing and Nominigan camps as comfortable accommodations for visitors seeking non roughing options.
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Algonquin Park
Highland Inn
Barrie Beats Collingwood In Tight Baseball Chase
Barrie defeated Collingwood 19 to 3 in a full multi inning match. Key moments included F Armstrong and Emms delivering runs, Clark and Jennett exchanging errors, and M Morrill contributing for Collingwood while Lavers and Caesar led Barrie with multiple hits. Umpires were Burmister Moffatt and Dickson. The Canadian National Exhibition note follows.
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Barrie
Jennett
Lynch
Lavers
Morrill
Frank Armstrong
Clark
Dyer
Caesar
Emms
Brophy
Collingwood
Rowe
Cook
Carson
Cooper
I Ireland
Cox
Barrie—Lynch
Broph
F. Armstrong
Gaesar
Herberts
Armstrong
Ireland
Frank Armstronge
Scutters
Barrie—Cooper
Jepgnett
Jim Armstrong
Treland
Lovers
Fighth
J. Armstrong
FF. Armstrong
Neciee
Collingwood Ae Rhpoae
Treland Lf
Ieee de Oni
OTC Ouel Scutters
COX CL Ories Eerie
Burmister
Moffatt
Dickson
Algonquin Park vacation scene with lodge and cabins
The central lodge dominates a circle of private log cabins linked by cement and moss, colors blending with the surroundings. Promote Algonquin Park as a vacation destination with an illustrated folder from the National Railways Agent.
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Algonquin Park
National Railways
Canadian National Exhibition Showcases Wide Range of Exhibits
The festival costs 700000 annually to stage with vast exhibitor spending. An European art representative curates British and European masterpieces for the Fine Arts Gallery alongside a strong Canadian collection. A graphic and applied arts display and an International Photographic Salon are planned. The fair claims extensive Canadian products on display and totals over 15000 exhibits.
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Europe
Fine Arts Gallery
Canada
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