Saskatchewan Farmers Warn Eastern Canada Against Selfish Sectionalism
Regina broker Robert Arnold calls Saskatchewan verdict a final warning to eastern Canada and British Columbia. He says reciprocity was rejected by eastern interests, threatens Canadian unity, and urges voters to oppose sectionalism for prairie growth and potential tariff policy changes.
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Canada
Saskatchewan
Mr. Arnold
Wilfrid Laurier
British Columbia
Laurier
United States
Middle West
Wie Fri
Britain
Funeral of A G Henderson
The mortal remains of Andrew G Henderson were laid to rest on Sunday afternoon in a large gathering. Revs Thomson and Dinham conducted the funeral services. The pallbearers were W J McFarlane A A Mackinnon W F Mt ridge P Willis I J Manning and a Mr Marks of Ryan. KF M Macpherson had charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Henderson
Thomson and
Dinham
W. Jh. McFarlane
A. A. Mackinnon
W. FP. Mtridge
P. Willis
Manning
Mr. Marks
Ryan
KF. M. Macpherson
Elko Gains Daily Mail Service Linking Fruit Region
Special to Herald reports Great Northern adds a daily mail service to Elko, competing with CPR. The move underscores Elko’s rising importance as a fruit growing and mining hub near Fernie and Lethbridge, with investors taking note of district value and proximity to Alberta markets. Fruit growers cite railway access and a boost from new arrivals from West Kootenay and the United States. The district now sits on three railway lines, aiding marketing and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiko
West Kootenay
United States
Elko
Alberta
British Columbia
Care of Cream for Buttermaking Bulletin Issued
The Department of Agriculture Ottawa releases bulletin No 32 on caring for cream for butter. It covers health and feeding of cows procurement handling of milk separating cooling and storing cream and frequent deliveries. It notes long storage beyond two days worsens quality and recommends cream gathered at least three times weekly. Sufficient copies are issued to supply each creamery for patrons and butter makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Canada
Icrqim
Agriculture bulletin issued under Minister Burrell authority
A government bulletin is issued by authority of Wen. Martin Burrell minister of agriculture. It notes distribution of individual copies through the Publications Branch of the Department of Agriculture at Ottawa and mentions the cold storage commissioner role.
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Department of Agriculture
Ob Fawa
The
Wen
Martin Burrell
Poultry Disease Judgment Awards Damages to Grigor
Judge Grant of Vancouver awards Mr R W Grigor 438.60 against poultry dealer Herbert Williamson for diseased pullets sold. Williamson’s claim for 110 was dismissed with costs. Grigor testified the birds were sick on arrival, spreading illness to his hens and necessitating medicines and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
R. W. Grigor
Herbert Williamson
Cordova Street
Williamson
Death of Andrew Lang critic and writer in Banchory
Andrew Lang, noted critic, poet and anthropologist, died in Banchory Scotland. Born Selkirk March 31 1844 his writings span ballads fairy tales angling sketches and essays. He contributed to periodicals and long associated with the London Daily News. In 1888 he was Gifford lecturer at St Andrews University on natural religion.
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Banchory
Scotland
Andrew Lang
Selkirk
London Daily News
St. Andrew's University
Ministers Disavow Literal Hell Fire Doctrine in Toronto Meeting
International Bible Students at Toronto convention June 30 to July 6 adopt a resolution repudiating the Bible teaching of a literal lake of fire and brimstone. They urge Canadian ministers and editors to publish their views in local papers and inform congregations of whether the Bible supports eternal punishment. Local pastors W E Dunham and W E Thomson endorse. O E Kendall remains undecided.
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Toronto
International Bible Students Association
Raymond
International Bible Students
Jesus
Canada
Brimstone
W. E. Dunham
Methodist Church
W. E. Thomson
Presbyterian Church
O. E. Kendall
Baptist Church
Wardner Minister Endorses Resolution
Rev. W. Stephens, a Presbyterian minister from Wardner, publicly endorsed the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. W. Stephens
Wardner
Milk preserving plants planned in British Columbia by McLaren
Canadian milk and cream preservation from a French patent process aims to have at least six plants in operation across the prairie provinces and British Columbia within a year. Laurentia MAK company holds patent rights. emphasis on supplying raw milk regions and expanding to foreign markets while highlighting benefits for infant health and dairy farming. Agents, stenographers, and domestic help ads follow amid notices.
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A. F. MacLaren
Toronto
Rufus Pope
Cookshire
Quebec
MacLaren
Vancouver
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Mr. MacLaren
Fraser River
Victoria
Laurentia Mak Company
Canada
Alberta
Lower Mainland
Vancouver Island
Oime
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Robert Arnold
Regina
Windsor Hotel
Montreal
Arnold
A. G. Henderson
Canada Cement Company Limited
Herald Building
Culett
Fauit Growers
the Herald
Hell Fire
China
Nemo
East
Limoges
B.C
McLaren OF Cheese Fame
Hustle
Commercial House
Herald Office
Pai
V. Hyde Baker
Amaugust
Edward Paterson
Pha
Waterhouse
C. A. Manners
Cranbrook
K.C.R
J. G
Aitr
Box A
Renenrt Fras
Norbury Ave
City Hall
P. J. Toomey
Market St
St. Louis
U.S A
Lake View
Paul Handley Provriator
St. Mary’s Lake, B.C
Marysville
Hotel Coeur D'Alene
Spokane, Wash
Howard St
Front Ave
Coeur D'Alene Company
Priators
Jabob Goetz
Harry F. Baer
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