Archbishop McGuigan Named Regina Archbishop at Age Thirty
The appointment of Rt Rev Monsignor James C McGuigan of Edmonton a native of this Province to the spanked position of Archbishop for Regina at the early age of thirty has been announced. He has had a brilliant scholastic career and held many important clerical posts since his ordination in 1918. He is the youngest Archbishop in the Roman Catholic Church and his promotion shines on Prince Edward Island and Canada.
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James C. McGuigan
Edmonton
Régina
McGuigan
Rustica
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Tariff Propagandists and Questionable Councils In Canada
The Liberal paper disputes motives behind the National Dairy Council tariff petition, denouncing two groups, the Canadian Council of Agriculture and the Consumers League. It asserts these bodies misrepresent farmers and consumers, noting Liberal MPs lead the Consumers League and that the councils have limited farmer support, with the argument aimed at the Tariff Advisory Board proceedings.
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National Dairy Council
New Zealand
Tariff Board
Canada
Canadian Council of Agriulture
Patriot
Department of Agriculture
Prince Edward Island
Maritime Provinces
The
Guardian
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Farmers of Canada
Progressive Party
Consumers’ League
Imarify Board
Saskatchewan
Consumers League
Consumers of
Tooley Street
England
Tariff Advisory Board
Canadian Car Industry Sales Rise Then Fall in Canada
The Sydney Post notes motor car demand in Canada rose to a peak in 1928 with 209 607 vehicles sold, then declined in 1929. From 1925 to 1929 sales climbed from 102 110 to 205 717, while employment in 1929 averaged 13 868. Coal mining remains a larger Canada industry than car manufacturing.
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Sydney Post
Canada
Nova Scotia
British justice in London inspires Us views by Rogers
Will Rogers in London as unofficial observer at the naval conference notes rapid English justice in the Harry case involving about ten million dollars in stock fraud. He says fourteen years was imposed quickly, contrasting with delays and appeals he associates with American courts, and suggests US delegates study British justice instead.
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Will Rogers
London
New York Times
Old Land
Senate
Otawa observes 2500th anniversary of Japanese Emperor
Editorial notes report Ottawa marking the 2500th anniversary of the establishment of Japan's first Emperor as a national holiday. The celebration included a reception hosted by His Excellency Yamasa Tokugawa, Japanese Minister to Canada.
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Nippon
Emperor of
Japan
Ottawa
Yamasa Tokugawa
Canada
March storms threaten transport and rails across the coast
Notes warn that March storms may disrupt railway, road, and ferry traffic as a 40 to 60 mph gale last Sunday wrecked chimneys and halted vehicles. The old ferry boat’s reliability is in question with heavy ice and aging service at the Capes, while regulatory shifts and smuggling pressures shadow Canadian revenue and policy.
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Capes
Earth and heaven and sea in a poet’s longing
St John Adcock cites a poem on earthly joy and sacred ties as France calls for a longer ship program. The Naval Conference and Ottawa parliament looming, March may bring political storms amid tensions over naval expansion and budget.
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St. John Adcock
Ottawa
Health as a School Subject in Public Education
A nine year old recalls learning to tread water during a fall from a wharf and being saved by a brother’s fishing line. The author argues that physiology and body care should be taught year after year in public schools, spanning from primary through university, to train the mind and impart essential knowledge about health.
Public Forum on a coast to coast motor trip notes
The piece records Harvey McEwen sharing a 4682 mile coast to coast journey from Charlottetown to Vancouver and San Diego. He cites car essentials, daily mileage, and camp lodging differences, praising Pacific coast cabins for value and comfort amid travel anecdotes and encounters along routes through Maine New York Ontario and Idaho.
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Charlottetown
Vancouver
B. C
Iowa
San Diego
North Shore
St. John
N. B
Calais
Maine
Bangor
Portland
Newburyport
Lawrence
Fitzbury
Albany
Syracuse
Queenstown
Hamilton
Ont
London
Windsor
Detroit
South Bend
Chicago
Omaha
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Blue Mountains
Burley
Boise
Nampa
Idaho
Oregon State
Ontario
Pendleton
Umatilla
Columbia
Oregon
Puget Sound
Seattle
Tacoma
Everett
Grant’s Pass
Oakland
Frisco
Fresno
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Long Beach
Grading and Quality in Canada’s Food Production
Canada’s top farm products include wheat, cheese, bacon, apples, and butter. Quality is shaped by climate and soil, but improving it requires coordinated effort and reward for superior grades. The piece notes historical move from uniform pricing to quality-based pay and references Tristram Coffin’s 17th century American origins and house in New England.
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Canada
Tristram Coffin
Coffin
America
Plymouth
Devonshire
England
Nantucket
Tristram Jr
Canada Chief Exports 1928 29 Lists by Category and Value
Canada’s exports for fiscal year 1928–29 totaled 1 269 596 672 dollars. Vegetable products led with 646 514 058, followed by animal products 158 767 272 and wood products 286 621 745. Non ferrous metals 112 656 194, iron products 82 256 717, steel and allied products 27 401, and miscellaneous 918 269 064.
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Canada
Treen
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J. &. Burnett
Merretary
DP & MacKinnon
J. H. Burnett
D. MK. Currie
Caited
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Regina
Canadian Car Industry
Charles Gavin Duffy K. C
Queens County
Liberal Party
Soviet
Russia
Si William Mulock
Toronto
United States
Reral Enue
Argentina
Crod
Croft
Coppice
France
the Public Forum
Harvey McEwen
Scotchfort
McDonald
Jong
Mass
J. H. Grisdale
Agriculture
Ht. D. McEwen
WE Love
Frank Yeion
Dodds
Baden
Tae
Bank of Nova Scotia
the Bank OF Nova Scotia
Eastern Supervisor's Department
Saint Joba
the Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
Insurance Co
J. A. Moore
Charlottetown Guardian
Summerside
Province
Frank Walker
the Guardian
J. M. Kirkland
Holloway
Insidius
G. F. Hutcheson
J. W. Johnston
Kent Street
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