Jasper Pioneer of Harding District Dies at Home
Thomas Jasper, a founder of the Harding Agricultural Society and Curling Club and an early director of the Brandon Fair Board, died at his home three miles north of Harding on January 1 1934. Funeral services were held at the family residence with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Thomas Jesper
Harding
Jesper
Harding Agricultural Society and Curling Club
Brandon Fair Board
Greenwood Cemetery
White interiors cut ship heat by fifteen percent says official
Canadian National Steamship Experiments show interior cooling by painting ships white. All Lady liners between Canada Bermuda and the British West Indies are painted white. The Prince David is the latest addition to the Miami service.
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Mack
Canadian National Steamshipe
Canadian National
Canada
Bermuda
British Honduras
British Goison
Prince David
Miami
Naseer Ron
Repairing Farm Machinery Gains Momentum at Experimental Farm
Experts at the Experimental Farm emphasize careful adjustment and regular maintenance of farm implements. Eastern Canada shows longer machine life from routine overhauls while neighbors lend spare parts to extend life and save costs.
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Eaperimental
Brandeoe
Tiee
Canada
Protein and meat in the diet from a health perspective
The article argues that protein is essential for both children and adults, with animal sources providing better completeness. It cautions against overemphasizing meat yet promotes moderate meat use within a balanced diet, noting meat’s cost and suggesting alternatives like fish or poultry. It profiles Frank Stack heading to Oslo for speed skating, listing events and distances.
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Oslo
Norway
Frank Stack
Winnipeg
Maritime Express
Moncton
Halifax
Stack J
Chicago
Grenada
Dominion 1934 Handbook Details Canadian State of Affairs
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announces the 1934 official annual handbook in concise form with a foreword by Hon. H. Stevens. It covers population, wealth and production, agriculture, forestry, mining, trade, education and more, using data up to late 1933 to inform readers at home and abroad. The work aims to guide business planning for 1934 with illustrated content.
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Dominion Bureau of Stateties
Dominion
H. Stevens
Canada
Canadian Farm Exports to U S Rise Sharply in 1933
Canadian exports of farm products to the United States in November 1933 totaled 969 306 dollars, up 220 percent from November 1932. Major items included potatoes 306 103 dollars bran shorts and middlings 190 694 dollars and rye 158 675 dollars. For the five months to November 1933 the export value reached 5 639 052 dollars versus 1 584 817 dollars in the same period of 1932.
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United States
Canada Posts Strong Trade Gains With India and UK
Canada’s final half of fiscal 1933 shows pneumatic tires and motor cars as top exports to India. Exports to India nearly doubled, while UK trade shows exports surpassing imports at 111 million dollars. US trade remains a deficit at 45.8 million, with shifting sources of brands now produced in Canada.
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Canada
India
Industrial Department
Canadian National Railways
Nodia
United States
United Kingdom
Mrs Hodson Wins Foreign Class Prize At Century of Progress
Mrs John Hodson of Armstrong BC won again in the Foreign class for a six jar collection at the Century of Progress Ex position in Chicago. The Ball Brothers Company sponsored the International Canning Contest and she will receive a certificate from the exposition management along with the Bali Bros. award. Mrs Hodson, formerly Mr Chapman, once lived in the Hamiota district.
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John Hodson
Armstrong BC
Ball Brothers Company
Chicago
Hodson
Century of Progress Exposition Management
Bali Bros. Company
Chapman
Hamiota
Dates For Summer Fairs Set By Western Osward Association
The Western Oswards Faire Association meets in Winnipeg and fixes summer fair dates in two divisions. City stops include Brandon July 2 7 Calgary July 9 1a Edmonton July 16 21 Saskatoon July 23 25 Regina July 30 to August 4. Class B lists Carman June 29 30 and July 2 Evan July 2 5 4 Weyborn July 5 6 7 Portage la Prairie July 9 10 11 Dauphin July 12 13 14 Yorkton July 16 17 18 Melfort July 19 20 21 Lloydminster July 23 24 25. The piece ends with a debate on who discovered America citing Columbus Cabot Norse Egyptians and ancient links.
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Brandon
Calgary
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Carman
Estevan
Weyborn
Portage la Prairie
Dauphin
Yorkton
Melfort
Lloydminster
America
Christopher Columbus
John Cabot
West Indies
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Nova Scota
Yarmouth Harbor
Tourist Bureau
Canadian National Railways
Mexico
Outdoor Girl Face Powder with Olive Oil
Leading skin specialists praise olive oil for healing and soothing properties. Outdoor Girl blends olive oil into a soft clinging face powder in 7 shades, aimed at sun-dried skin, with a Good Housekeeping seal of approval and sold in 3 sizes 15c 25c and 1.00. A sample offer is available via mail coupon.
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Good Housekeeping
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Hamiets Hospital
WEALD
Canadian Medical Association
College Street
Toronto
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Canadian National Institute For the Blind
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Portage Avenue
Sherburn Street
Somerset Block
E. Flexman
A. E. Rowland
George Wells
Family Herald & Weekly
Star and Hamiota Echo
Hamiota Echo
Sodicus
Crystal Products Co. Led
St. Francois-Navier Street
Montreal
Can
B. R. McNaught
Thos
Lemon
Hamuiota
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