Caterpillar Sales and Profits Rise in 1934 Report
Caterpillar Tractor Co reports 1934 Winnipeg sales of 23.77 million with a 4.65 million profit. Current assets surpass liabilities by over 12 to 1, four quarterly dividends totaling 125 per share, and retirement of 5.09 million in bonded debt. Diesel engines expanded offerings, and 1935 January net sales reach 2.05 million with 277,957 profit. a 25 cent dividend per share declared.
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Caterpillar Tractor Co
E G. Powell
Winnipeg
Catterpillar
Powell
Crested Wheat Grass Trials at Branton Farm Assess Viability
Crested wheat grass shows limited forage in May and June but recovers after late summer rains, offering good fall pasture. It is drought hardy when established, yet difficult to establish, needing ideal seed beds and ample moisture. Best used in drought-prone Manitoba areas. sow in small rows to test suitability. Seeding requires moist soil and sunlight. Also notes subscription offers and a chance to win a Churchill trip via Red & White Store Hamiota.
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Branton
Manitoba
Canadian National Railways Revenues Slide in 1935
The all inclusive Canadian National Railways system earned gross revenues of 4,450,342 for the ten days ending March 31, 1935, down from 4,878,096 for the same period in 1934, a drop of 427,754.
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Canadian National Railways
Giacee
Canadian Cheese Grading Centres Established Across Provinces
Government graders from the Dairy and Cold Storage Branch are stationed in provinces with sufficient work to allow rapid local grading. The service operates at major centres and at country points with suitable storage for cheese and batter. A new regulation requires the date of manufacture to appear on all cheese and boxes to ensure proper aging before grading and reduce soft spots.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Lavinia YPS Meeting Recalls Florida Trip
Mr Campbell returned from Florida after three months away. The YPS met at the Wray home on April 3. Warren Blanche Rookley read a missionary paper. Paper committee for next meeting: Eddie Williams, Ella Houter, Hilda Brimacombe. Dorothy Foxton read the close paper. The group enjoyed Mr Campbell's talk and a post meeting contest. Luncheon was served.
Canadian Pacific Repeats Bargain Fares to Coast
Canadian Pacific will offer bargain fares to the Pacific Coast with sales April 13 to 20 and a 21 day return limit. Stopovers at Banff Nelson and stations west allowed. Tourist and standard sleepers available at small premium, coach fare cent per mile also offered. Spring travel expected to boost coast trips.
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Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific
E. B. Homuath
Banff
Nelson
Easter Low Rates Offer From Canadian Pacific
E B Homuth, agent at Hamiota, announces special low fares for Easter travel on Canadian Pacific lines. Single fare and one quarter round trip valid April 19 to 21 with return by April 22. Longer return options use single fare and one third April 18 to 21 return by April 23. Teachers and students get single fare and one quarter April 12 to 23 return by April 30 for an eighteen day holiday.
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Canadian Pacific
E. B. Homuth
Hamiota
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