Diversified Exports Urged for Stabilizing Canadian Agriculture
Prof A M Shaw of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture urged a system of diversified agricultural exports at the Saskatchewan agricultural societies convention. He argued exporting high grade wheat and finished livestock would raise farm revenue, stabilize the industry, and justify feeding western grain to livestock in eastern Canada to boost overall national prosperity.
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Canada
A. M. Shaw
Saskatchewan College of Agriculture
Baskatchewan Agricultural Societies
Dean Shaw
Seaboard
Saskatchewan
Liverpool
Copenhagen
Quebec
Ontario
Maritime Provinces
United States
Argentina
Canada’s Engineering Meets American Prowess
The Ottawa Journal asserts Canadians have no inferiority complex arguing that Canada’s engineering achievements rank with the United States and are among the best in the world.
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Republic
Ottawa Journal
One Million Pounds Of Butter At Central Alberta Alix
The Central Alberta Company at Alix produced one million pounds of creamery butter in the past year and expects a 50 percent increase this year. A casual exchange then notes a joke about a son in business and a contractor of debts.
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Central Alberta
Alix
Prospector Interest Grows Around Belcher Islands
Wealth on the Belcher Islands believed to host rich iron ore deposits as Royal Canadian Air Force survey nears completion. Moose Factory dispatches say global mining inquiries rise while aerial mapping under Lieut. W. M. Emery proceeds with C. H. Ney.
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Belcher Islands
Royal Canadian Air Force
Moose Factory
Hudson Bay
Sam Sainsbury
Toronto
Harry Harcourt
Sainsbury Holdings
Wall Street
W. M. Emery
C. H. Ney
Geodetic Survey
Canada
England
United States
Friendly Attitude in Tariff Talks amid Canadian U S Cooperation
The St Lawrence water way project nears realization as Canada shows cooperation with the United States on trade and infrastructure. Ottawa sacrificed about 7 million in excise taxes on liquor export bans to aid U S law enforcement. Both nations remain committed to friendship despite tariff disputes and political hurdles.
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United States
Dominion
Canada
St. Lawrence Lake-To-Sea
Grand Rapids Press
Dairy Herd Profits at Indian Head Farm 1930 Report
Dominion Experimental Farm Indian Head Sask reports 1930 dairy herd profits over feed costs for ten cows totaling 1408.02, average 140.80. Feed cost per head 42.73, with producers ranging from 49.63 to 317.51 profit. butter fat 4.34 percent.
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Dominion
Indian Head
Sask
Fashion pattern for youth dresses and fabrics
The notice describes new youth friendly dress patterns in crepe silk prints and cottons in eyelet batiste and printed voile. Style No 318 offers sizes 12 through 38 bust, with simple assembly and low cost. For size 16, 342 yards of 39 inch material and 6% yards binding are sufficient. Pattern price is 25 cents in stamps or coin.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Pattern No License
Winnipeg pattern orders published by the Winnipeg Newspaper Union list address 175 McDermot Ave. The entry notes pattern number and license name with size details.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Mixed farming trend noted in Swift Current district
Officials report farmers in the Swift Current area leaning from pure grain to diversified farming producing home grown products. A British professor claims a mosquito can fly seventeen hours without landing, though the insect typically does not.
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Swift Current
Saskatchewan
Grey Owl Promotes Beaver Conservation In Riding Mountain Park
The article highlights Grey Owl a bush Indian conservationist in Riding Mountain National Park Manitoba. It outlines his shift from hunter to protector of beaver and wildlife, his war service, and his writings and film projects that promote humane attitudes toward wild animals.
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Canada
Rocky Mountain
Grey Owl
Riding Mountain Park
Manitoba
Dominion
Riding Mountain National Park
Salt Resources Highlight Canada’s Rich Salt Deposits
Canada ranks as a major salt producer with 1930 output totaling 271,695 tons valued at 1,694,631 dollars. Nova Scotia’s Malagash deposit holds 60,000,000 tons of high grade salt with 300,000,000 tons of lower grade reserves plus valuable potassium salts. Canadian salt is used for table creamery, industrial grades and chemical works, with most products supporting domestic and industrial needs.
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Canada
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Getting More Milk From Cow Testing In Agriculture Study
The Dominion Department of Agriculture oversees cow testing at Illustration Stations to boost dairy output. Records from 19 herds in Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec show average production rising from 4 944 pounds in 1926 to 7 073 pounds last year, a near 50 percent increase, with supervisors providing feeding guidance and stock selection advice.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ontario
Quebec
Safe pedestrian spots in a world motor car census
A Commerce Department census lists Spitzbergen Oman Yoman and the Solomon Islands as safest for pedestrians. It notes one motor car in Spitzbergen, nine in Oman, 18 in Yoman, and 14 in the Solomon Islands.
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Spitzbergen
Oman
Yoman
Solomon Islands
Commerce Department
Washington
Arabia
Noted Exchange Between Minister and Oswald
A minister asks Oswald if he prays every night. Oswald replies that some nights he does not want anything, signaling possible spiritual struggle or disaffection.
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Oswald
Night thoughts of you echo in Berlin snore joke
In a Berlin note from Der Brummer a speaker recalls sleepless nights and jokes about a saw mill near that reminded them of your snoring indicating a humorous exchange between lovers.
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der Brummer
Berlin
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Stockholm
Jones
Smith
Hudson Bay Area
United
Annet
Motherland
A. Winnington-Ingram
London
Betty Nathan
H. G. Wells
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