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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
4
The article argues advertising is essential for business growth and urges readers to spend wisely. It asks if funds are used effectively and promises profit from measured ad impact, claiming yearly gains of 10 to 50 percent can occur and urging continual submission of store news.
An article from The Saskatchewan Parmers notes Moose Jaw market history from weak starts in 1913 to a solid three year rise. Farmers supplying hogs, vegetables, eggs, meat and poultry boosted the local economy with long drives to market and profits from home grown goods.
A 1914 discussion on whether the United States still exports wheat amid reciprocity debates notes Department of Agriculture estimates of over 300 million bushels exportable, likely double Canada’s current Northwest crop, with prices tied to Liverpool markets as Canada seeks gains in the U S. market. It references Canada’s 160 million bushels, Calgary bonds sold in London, and war-subscription impacts on government finance.
An Alberta factory project resumes on the West Industrial site with Saskatchewan Bridge and Iron Co. planning a $100000 plant, 100 workers, 36 residences, and full production within two months, signaling renewed Western manufacturing and broader trade stability across prairie provinces.
The Globe sent a Wind sort correspondent notes Essex county farmers gain from Windsor area industry and Walkerville distillery. Industrial growth creates a strong local market and independence from outside buyers with immigration shaping urban growth. Canada’s trade policy helped U S manufacturing presence benefiting all classes. Some Western Canada manufacturing lags these Ontario gains. The piece warns foreigners to surrender firearms by September 264 and hints at wartime authority over preaching.
Rates for ABA and advertising are outlined with yearly and per inch pricing. Notices must be in by Tuesday noon each week. The piece discusses wartime disruption, leadership, and opinions on language education and extra telegraphic costs for late papers.
Joseph Norquay, cousin of the late Hon. John Norquay, was found dead Monday night in a slough about four miles from Russell Manitoba. He is said to have fallen from his rig into the water and was in his 79th year.
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