Making the North an Integral Part of Canada
A column traces Canada's northern expansion from early rail goals to Arctic settlement, noting Stefansson’s influence, the push beyond the prairies, and the potential of musk ox domestication and reindeer industries. It contrasts Arctic potential with earlier myths of perpetual snow and highlights action toward habitable, productive Arctic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Prairies
House of Commmons
Rudah Col Wba
Edward Wake
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
William Butler
Prince Albert
Quebec
Ontario
Hazelton
Skeena
Edmonton
Pesce
Forth
Arctic
sub-Arctic
Stefansson
Yukons
Alaska
Lomen & O
Siberia
Atlantic Coast
North 2B
Imperial Solidarity and Science by Venom Trials
Canadian alignment with Britain is seen as strong and shared government views. In New York, fifty Homeopathic Medical College students volunteered to be stung by bees and bitten by spiders to test venom for potential useful uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeopathic Medical College of New York
Demand for Livestock Improves in Spring Sales Report
J G Robertson secretary of the Saskatchewan Livestock Association notes stronger demand for superior live stock as spring sales by horse cattle and swine breeders associations attract buyers and sellers. He cites support for pure bred sire areas and restricted areas to combat bovine tuberculosis as signs of growing industry interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Robertson
Saskatchewan Livestock Association
Town Planning Institute urges controls on new towns in Canada
The Town Planning Institute of Canada resolving at its Toronto convention commends modern planning in industrial towns but cautions that some new developments imitate old aggressive models. It asks provincial legislatures to extend planning control to all new town areas, prioritizing human life over industrial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Planning Institute of Canada
Toronto
Canada
Institute
Modish Two Material Frock Suit for Misses View A and B
View A shows a frock suit using two materials with a V neck back inverted plaits and lomn darts. View B uses one material with bound V neck and short sleeves. Sizes 1 18 and 20 years with yardage details and price. Our Fashion Book offered. Cadet training discussion. historical notes on manners and the first savings bank in Scotland.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
Instructions list pattern orders from the Winnipeg Pattern Union at 173 McDermot Ave in Winnipeg. It notes pattern numbers and sizes though readable parts are limited. The fragment presents a request style for pattern orders and a street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Finishing Lambs for Market From Indian Head Farm
Finishing lambs for market gains attention at the Indian Head Saskatchewan Experimental Farm. Key points include selecting feeder lambs for good type growth and thrift, docking and castration to avoid discounts, and using high quality alfalfa as the best roughage. When alfalfa is unavailable, oats or other grasses with corn silage and roots are used. Grain starts at one pound daily and rises to about 1 1/2 pounds. rape pasture or grain-field run is advised before the feed lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
Publications Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
J. G Taggart
RSA
Swift Current Current Experimental Station
Ayrshire Show Horns Removed Coast to Coast
British Columbia Ayrshire breeders have debornimated their herds following a final year resolution. The Edenbank herd at Sardis and Grand View and Fintry herds already removed horns. The move marks a dramatic change as Ayrshire cattle are prepared for fall show rings despite spring delays. Cantonese soldiers break open bee hive chests, flee after fear of American mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Adam Montgomerie
British Columbia
Three Western Capitals Linked to Early Dominion History
The report from Swift Current Experimental Farm highlights forage crop findings with corn versus fallow and annual hay crops. It notes Winnipeg Edmonton and Victoria as fur trade centers, then contrasts their then remote trading posts with today’s modern cities and transcontinental railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Edmonton
Fort Edmonton
Victoria
Fort Victoria
Old North West Company
Hudson's Way Company
Assiniboine
la Verendrye
Fort Rouge
Manitoba
Hudson's Bay Company
Saskatchewan
Athabaska
Mackenzie River
Port Victoria
Pacific
Fort Vancouver
49Th Parallel
Charles Mair
Company of Adventurers of
England
Hudson's Bay
Wnnipeg
Red River
Canada
Lake Winnipeg
Lake of the Woods
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Ottawa River
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Dawson City
Winnespeg
Cariboo
Every Man Can Make Good in His Own Sphere of Work
An essay urges self assessment of personal capacity and progress in one’s own job. It argues that envy of others’ roles wastes effort and that overcoming local obstacles proves ability. The piece notes common hindrances and cautions against assuming easy success elsewhere.
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Mansion House
London
Sir Willam Soulsby
Lord Mayors
Sir William
Old-Timers Meet Honors CPR Veterans At Vancouver Luncheon
At the Hotel Vancouver on May 25 the Canadian Club hosted a luncheon for CPR veterans with British Ambassador Sir Esme Howard in attendance. The event marked the fourth anniversary of the first passenger train arriving in Vancouver from the East. A photograph listed eight participants including P. A. Barnhart Peter Righter George Munro Jonathan Rogers T. E. Barnett W. H. Evans and H. T. Devine along with Sir Esme Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
City
Canadian Club
C.P.R
Esme Howard
United States
Canadian Pacific
P. A. Barnhart
Peter Righter
George Munro
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sir
Jonathan Rogers
T. E. Barnett
W. H. Evans
Port Moody
H. T. Devine
Canada's 1926 population by province revealed
The Canadian government Bureau of Statistics places Canada’s population at 9 349 000 as of June 1 1926. Ontario leads with 3 145 600 people followed by Quebec 2 561 800 Saskatchewan 821 000 Manitoba 629 000 Alberta 607 000 British Columbia 505 400 Nova Scotia 540 000 New Brunswick 107 200 Prince Edward Island 7 000 Northwest Territories 8 850 Yukon Territory 2 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Sritish Columbia
Nova Scotia
New Pronewick
Prince Edward Island
Northwest Territories
Yukon Territory
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Campaign Aims 1932 Renewal
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool officials report that by end of May fifty percent of tie wheat acreage in the province had signed up for five years of work, securing pool continuation to 1932. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta pools have launched a united renewal drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Cleveland Police Nab Longtime License Plate Bandit
Authorities captured a motorist who had used the same 1606 license plates for 21 years after a pursuit that spanned the city. The arrest ends a prolonged case involving repeated plate misuse and public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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the Majestic
Frye
Bristol Evening News
Motherland
Savings Bank
Scotland
John Duncan
Ayrshires
Sedalia
Cincinnati Zoo
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