21 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1913
Page
1
The piece argues reciprocity as a back number, noting Laurierites who regret it as a sad miscarriage. It criticizes musty doctrinaires and partisan advocates who pin their faith to reciprocity, shaping their stance on the issue.
City Magistrate's Court to convene at 9 am on Monday July 21 1913. Local notices indicate multiple office locations including Charlottetown Summerside Alberton Souris and Montague for Guardian Advertising. Court actions and proceedings are scheduled as part of the diary entry.
The Ontario Agricultural Department and churches plan to use moving pictures to teach scientific farming and Sunday School lessons. The piece argues education is key to farmer profitability, notes federal provincial grants for agriculture, and contrasts high tariffs with Canada’s industrial growth and reciprocity debates.
Dominion Trust Co announces a new business venture in the province under Col. H. M. Davison. Headquarters are in Vancouver and the firm is described as one of Canada's largest and most reliable financial concerns with growing assets.
Historical financial figures show rapid growth from 1906 to 1912 with assets rising to 4 973 161 05 and net earnings reaching 335 063 61 for the Dominion Trust Company. The firm, incorporated in 1903, emphasizes a strictly trust business avoiding speculative securities and appoints Col. Davison to manage its Charlottetown branch.
Seventy three years ago to day on July 21 1840 the Britannia the Cunard Line first steamship arrived in Boston marking a public celebration. The wooden side wheeler sailed from Liverpool to Boston in fourteen days and four hours as Cunard shifted its American ports from Halifax to Boston before making New York the main terminus.
The MacKinnan Drug Co at the corner of Great George and Kent Sts advertises a cleanest prescription department kept under glass. It touts accurate service prompt delivery and best attention inviting customers to try a trial order to prove their claims.
Boston Sunday American special feature writer Mr. R. L. Cleveland returns from Charlottetown with data on PEI black fox breeding. He notes a lone major Whitefield New Hampshire ranch, Woodbury Ranch, and predicts U S interest could flood the island with investments if PEI fur bearing industry is publicized.
The article highlights Sir William Arrol's twin feats on the Tay and Forth Bridges. It details preparations, plant, and finances, noting Tay’s 1882–1887 rebuild and the Forth Bridge’s soaring scale, cost, and engineering triumph preceding the later Forth crossing.
Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue Potatoes and beets offered per dos with fixed pricing.
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