Consolidation Of Debts Proposed To Aid Western Economy
Professor W. W. Swanson of the University of Saskatchewan urges debt consolidation as the cure for western economic distress. He urges automatic three year relief on fixed debts and bond financed settlement of floating debts totaling about 250 million dollars with one third funded by federal and provincial governments and one third by farmers. The plan aims to remove fear and support marketing of the next crop while halting legal actions during a three year bonds period.
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W. W Swanson
University of Saskatchewan
R.B. Bennett
Dr. Swanson
Bank Loalls
Swanson
Prairie Provinces
Pheasants Brought In for Manitoba Experimental stock
Manitoba government and the Game Protective League start pheasant introductions with ringneck and Mongolian varieties. A 300 egg shipment from the Pacific coast heads to experimental farms to test climate suitability. Last year 4,000 eggs were distributed to farmers resulting in about 2,000 hatched birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Game Protective League
Manitoba
Pacific Coast
Game Protective League
Ohio farmers select New Agricultural Colony at Shell Lake BC
A group of Ohio settlers have chosen Shell Lake northwest of Prince George as British Columbia's new agricultural colony. Eighteen settlers arrived this summer, with more expected, a portable saw mill and an electric light plant aid growth, and the community develops without government aid. Colonists hail from Youngstown, Ohio. Germany issued 3,500,000 radio licenses to set owners.
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Shell Lake
Prince George
Ohio
British Columbia
Youngstown
Manitoba Livestock Plan Seeks Canada Wide Export Role
Manitoba livestock men back a Canada wide plan to create a permanent export marketing system for live stock and livestock products. The scheme envisions direct overseas sales to a powerful English co operative society, with mutual exclusivity proposed for overseas representation.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ontario
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Canada
Western Canada
British Isles
Attractive Wrapped Fronts Pattern in Marine Blue
A juvenile fashion note describes a wrap front garment with inverted plaits at the pockets, concealed belt, and a lengthened silhouette. Available as Style No 560 in multiple bust sizes from 16 to 46 inches, priced 25 cents, with fabric options including cotton shirting, shanting, linen, and ginghams.
Pattern Order Guide and Light Humor From Winnipeg Union
In a Winnipeg note, the Union at 175 McDermot Ave. lists pattern ordering and an address. The text humorously ranks flowers by keeping quality and jokes about a typewriter that wiggles when spelling uncertain terms.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Ploughing Question Prompts Alberta Crop Experiments
H. G. L. Strange reports on Western Canadian trials by J. Co. Taggart at Swift Current and others showing similar yields with shallow tillage and minimal cultivation. Winter summer fallowed fields in Alberta produced as well as ploughed plots, with less weed pressure and lower costs. authorities seek farmer results and advise avoiding unnecessary soil disturbance.
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J. Co. Taggart
Dominion
Swift Current
Sask
Canada
Agricultural Research Department
Searle Grain Company
Fenn
Alberta
H. G. L. Strange
Indicator strips aid cutworm forecast for next season
H L Seamans of the Dominion Entomological Laboratory in Alberta advises using indicator strips to gauge pale western cutworm risk. Farmers who sowed strips this spring report the strips accurately indicate infestation extent, suggesting higher danger next season.
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H. L. Seamans
Dominion Entomological Laboratory
Lethbridge
Alberta
Saskatchewan Bureau of Publication
Seamans
Belfast Tar Chemists Produce Safer Petrol Boosting Mileage
Safe petrol from coal tar oil is claimed by Belfast Municipal Gas Works chemists. The non inflammable fuel allegedly adds four miles per gallon, produces no carbon monoxide in exhaust, reduces engine knocks, and costs less than current gasoline.
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Belfast Municipal Gas Works
Don Jaime in Exile Strolls London in Navy Suit
Don Jaime the second son of King Alfonso of Spain appears in an unconventional English navy blue suit with grey flannels while walking the Strand in London signaling his full resignation to exile.
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Don Jaime
Alfonso
Spain
the Strand
London
England
Canada Can Compete in Wheat Trade Says Official
A Canadian Wheat Pool official asserts Canada can compete with Russia and other countries for wheat. He says Europe will remain a major importer for generations and Canada holds the greatest net advantage as the source of supply after his study of European conditions.
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Canadian Wheat Pool
Europe
Canada
Russia
Minerals By Airplane Eyeing Arctic Radium Transport
Northern Alberta plans an airplane trip to Great Bear Lake this month to return with the first shipment of radium ore. Officials say air transport suits radium and the region may become a major producer.
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Alberta
Great Bear Lake
Sugar Maple Range in Canada Described
The natural range of the sugar maple in Canada extends from the Maritime Provinces to Lake of the Woods in Ontario. In forests it can exceed 100 feet tall, but normally stands 75 to 80 feet high and two to three feet in diameter, occurring in pure stands or with other hardwoods.
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Canada
Maritime Provinces
Lake of the Woods
Ontario
History of Water Power Development in Canada a Remarkable Achievement
Canada’s water power resources underpin national progress and expanding settlement. The Dominion Water Power and Hydrometric Bureau estimates total available power at over twenty million horsepower daily, with an extra thirteen million for half the year, based on eighty percent efficiency. By 1930 the industry employed eighty million dollars, with billions more investment anticipated as hydroelectric capacity grows nationwide.
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Canada
Dominion
Dominion Water Power and Hydrometric Bureau
Department of the Interior
Alaska Oat Emerges as Vigorous Early Variety
The Alaska oat, an early variety under observation in Elgin County Ontario, shows rapid growth strong straw and good grain quality. It matures near Q A C No 8 and, as a registerable variety with the Canadian Seed Growers Association, promises an important role as a vigorous early oat.
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Alaska
Elgin County
Ontario
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Saskatoon farm women condemn no occupation census wording
At the annual farm women's weekly conference in Saskatoon delegates denounced census declarations labeling housewives as persons of no occupation. They argued wives toil from daylight to dark and help keep farms running through butter cream poultry and egg marketing, aiding in land and home stability.
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Farm Women
Saskatoon
Necktie Ambulance Drives Startup Spirit in NYC
A young New Yorker turned discarded neckties into cash by cleaning and pressing them at twelve for a dollar. Brisk demand allowed expansion to delivery service with a car labeled Necktie Ambulance. The piece notes urban ingenuity opens many incomes and jokes that ushers alone can place women.
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Joseph van Raalte
Sleepless Students Claim Height Loss After 100 Hours Awake
Two University of Georgia students report a loss of half an inch in height after a 100 hour sleeplessness experiment. Their mental acuteness dropped by half and concentration, steadiness, and coordination suffered, with eye strain but normal sight. Height returned to normal after two weeks of rest.
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University of Georgia
Lindbergh Plans Northward Route for Orient Trip
Charles A. Lindbergh says the upcoming flight to the Orient will be a vacation trip with no definite schedule. He and his wife are at present pursuing a course northward to Hudson Bay as a preliminary route. Cyprus begins two major reforestation projects.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
Hudson Bay
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