Proposals Move to Return Resources to Prairie Provinces
Dominion plans to end subsidies while handing remaining resources to Saskatchewan Alberta and Manitoba with lump sums to settle other land claims. Three bills will enact plans reflecting provincial resource rules and revenues, with Premier King driving talks aided by Western ministers.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mar Toba
J. E. Brownlee
Edmonton
Ottawa
Manitoba
Prairie Provinces
Flin Flon
King
British woman proposes mass immigration to Canada
Devonshire England's Miss Devonshire completes a coast to coast Canada trip as president of the Women's and Men's Society. She cites the vastness of Canada and urges bringing over British families or even whole villages to ease settlement and keep Canada wholly British. She says young Britons should be enticed to Canada and society will promote the plan.
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Devonshire
England
Canada
Dominion
Graceful new silhouette with simulated bolero design
Fashion description presents a chic printed velvet dress with a fitted high waist and smart dipping hem. It features a draped simulated bolero with gardenia, a garden party belt, and a compact Paris vogue look. The pattern, Style No. 298, comes in sizes 16 to 42 inches bust and costs 23 cents.
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Paris
How To Order Patterns Address in Winnipeg Newspaper
Pattern order details list Winnipeg Union at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg as the contact for pattern No ee ee. The notice presents a pattern request process with no further dates or names.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Lake Grain Shipments Record Set at Lakehead
The greatest movement by boat in Canadian history was recorded at Lakehead on November 20 when 8,425,000 bushels of grain were shipped down the lakes.
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Canada
Lakehead
British war debt payments reach billion dollar mark
The British government has paid 964 million dollars to the United States Treasury under the annual war debt agreement and, with 100 million in cash before signing, totals exceed a billion. Only about 15 percent went to principal, leaving a 3.2 percent cut in the debt. annual payments total 134 million, capable of funding Harvard and Yale or running costs of seven early states, with heavier payments after 1932.
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United States Treasury
Harvard
Yale
New York World
Canada reports growth in Tuberculosis free accredited herds
The Federal Department of Agriculture notes 3739 tuberculin free accredited herds in Canada, up from 59 in 1921, 792 in 1923, and 2068 in 1925. The accredited herd plan requires two annual or three semi annual tests with no reactors before designation. The restricted area plan, praised as practical and economical, has led to 635,982 cattle tested with excellent results.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Canada
Interesting For Radio Fans
A radio figure F A Arnold of the National Broadcasting Company muses on whether ancient words persist in ether and cites a Chinese proverb about echoes of spoken words vibrating in space forever. The remark frames a view of broadcast reach and the endurance of language in the air.
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Moses
F. A. Arnold
National Broadcasting Company
Chorus Girl in New Revue Dismal Stage Advice
Stage director tells a chorus girl she will have nothing to sing nothing to say and almost nothing to wear in the new revue. The exchange hints at a bleak production and an absurd rehearsal.
James Armstrong Richardson Leader in Canadian Grain Trade
James Armstrong Richardson born Kingston 1885 rose to director at Canadian Pacific Railway and led James Richardson and Sons. He headed grain exports in Kingston and Winnipeg, joined Allied Wheat Commission in 1918, oversaw distribution to 284 Eastern mills, and became president of his firm in 1919.
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James Armstrong Richardson
Canadian Pacific Railway
West
Kingston
Ontario
James Richardson & Sons, Limited
Winnipeg
Calgary
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Allied Wheat Commission
Eastern Canadian Mills
Wheat Export Company, Ltd
James Richardson and Sons, Limited
Getting Away From Fish Sven Petersen Plans Desert Retirement
Sven Petersen an eighty year old New Jersey fisherman who recently inherited wealth plans a dramatic retirement. He believes work is a curse and will retire in a big way by living in the desert to escape memories of his life at sea and his fishing trade.
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Sven Petersen
New Jersey
Petersen
Macaroni Plant Expansion Tied to Dominion Merger
Paul Bienvenu managing director of Catelli Macaroni Products Corporation Limited of Montreal announced an expansion at the Lethbridge macaroni factory linked to the recent merger of macaroni plants at the Dominion during a visit to Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge
Dominion
Paul Bienvenu
Catelli Macaroni Products Corporation Limited
Montreal
Railway Board Dismisses Readjustment of Meat and Livestock Rates
The Ottawa railway board unanimously ruled against readjusting Western Canada to Vancouver and Seattle rates for fresh meats packing house products and livestock. Chief Commissioner McKeown found no sufficient record to justify reductions or new relations between livestock and meat rates.
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Board of Railway Commissionrs
Ottawa
Canada
Vancouver
B.C
Seattle
Wash
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Edmonton
Chicago
Regina
Moose Jaw
McLean
Norris, Lawrence
Wien
Railway Board
Calgary
Winnipeg
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Railways
McKeown
Canada H P Hydro Power For Mining Development
A review issued by Hon. Charles Stewart states Canada has 43 million horsepower of water power available for mineral development, with 5 million horsepower developed so far. Hydro resources are within reach of all mining areas, aiding ore production and making low grade ore bodies profitable.
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Canada
Charles Stewart
Interior
Dominion
Babson predicts a booming future for Canada
Roger Babson foresees Canada thriving with 90 percent of continental waterpower and an industrial center shift 200 miles north. He says Canada will control world wheat markets and Ontario will supply 60 to 70 percent of nonferrous metals, with Toronto reaching 2.5 million people in 25 years.
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Roger Babson
Canada
Ontario
Toronto
Booster For Canada Prepared to Share Opportunities Abroad
Vasila Nahariak a former Romanian born in Czernowitz returns to spend Christmas in Canada via Limerick Saskatchewan. He says he has lived one-fifth of his life in Canada and saved enough to travel home for year end festivities. He declares he is now a British subject and will promote Canada among his people upon arrival in Czernowitz.
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Canada
Vasila Nahariak
Nahariak
Limerick
Sask
Czernowitz
Rumania
Lime production across Canada by province
Canada grows lime in all provinces except Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan. High calcium and magnesium limes come from Nova Scotia New Brunswick Ontario and Manitoba. In Quebec Alberta and British Columbia only high calcium limes are produced today.
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Canada
Prince Edward Island
Saskatchwan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Ontario
Manitoba
Quebec
Alberta
British Columbia
Expedition Planned to Retrieve McKinley Thermometer
Plans are reported to mount an expedition to retrieve a thermometer and recording instruments left on Mount McKinley. Harry Karsten’s 1913 ascent remains the only successful climb of North America’s highest peak, nearly four miles above sea level.
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Mount McKinley
North America
Harry Karsten
Barrister and Witness Clash On Oath Theme
A barrister jeers that the witness is clever for a man in his position. The witness retorts that off oath he would return the compliment, highlighting tension during cross examination.
Unemployment Relief Reaches Nearly 600000 in Germany
A report notes that nearly 600,000 people in Germany are receiving unemployment relief. The figures reflect ongoing labor market pressures and government support measures aimed at stabilizing incomes during downturns.
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Germany
Alberta Wheat Pool to Build Nine New Grain Elevators
The Alberta Wheat Pool announces plans to construct nine new grain elevators at Trav ers, Retlaw, Grassy Lake, Winnifred, Nemiscam and Siding Two near Woolford, plus Lomond Barons and Carmangay. Elevators at Lomond Barons Carmangay will be 60 000 bushels each. the others 40 000 bushels.
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Alberta Wheat Pool
Travers
Retlaw
Grassy Lake
Winnifred
Nemiscam
Siding Two
Woolford
Lomond
Barons
Carmangay
Never Changes Stoves and Lamps Echo Historic Design
A concise note from the Minneapolis Journal observes midcentury home interiors with stoves resembling phonographs, lamps echoing Grecian urns, radiators styled as window seats, and the enduring image of the family snow shovel signaling hard work.
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Minneapolis Journal
Homestead Land Open for Applicants in Sask District
Twenty five sections of homestead land south of Parkbeg Sask were opened for filing at once. The first two filing days are for returned soldiers with the final day open to the general public.
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Parkbeg, Sask
Spread of Intelligence Among the Intelligentsia
A quotation from the Boston Transcript urges broadening education and smart discourse in society. It emphasizes the need for increased literacy and informed discussion across classes to improve public life and policy.
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Boston Transcript
Lobster Season Mixup Stirs Dinner Table Dilemma
A cartoon caption from Karikaturen in Oslo recalls a lunch where lobster appears out of season. The remark triggers a humorous reaction as a diner turns red upon realizing the timing clash with seasonal limits.
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Karikaturen
Oslo
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Yverdon
Naeme
Britain
U.S
James A. Richardson
Lethbridge Macaroni Factory
Arthur
London
Water Power
Herman Trelle
Pecce River District
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