Far North Could Become Canada’s Heritage Through Arctic Agriculture
Edmonton engineer Harry Warner returns from the Arctic coast arguing cattle raising and grain culture are feasible in the far north. He notes HB C shipped oxen before CPR routes and cites Akalvik cabbage crops and barley prospects as warming climates open more ground.
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Bome
Harry A. Warter
Jst
Arctic
Edmonton Bulletin
Warner
Alberta
Moses
Nore
Hudson's Bay Company
CPR
Gentlemen Adventurers
Meir
Alaska
St. Michael's
Yukon River
Porcupine
Weel
Lake Athabasca
Athabasca
Mackenzie
Fort McPherson
Rat River
C.P.R
Canada
Yukon
Aklavik
Mackenzie Delta
Arctic Circle
Prairie
Northwest
Scotland
Scotia
Far North
Aklovik
Edmonton
Prairies
Tests Uphold Methods Of Canadian Hatcheries
Canadian hatcheries raise vast numbers of fish eggs and release fry each spring. A Laklise Lake BC study showed sockeye fry survive submerged up to forty six feet at 32F for up to twenty three hours, remaining lively and healthy after testing across life stages from newly hatched fry to seven month fingerlings.
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Department of Marine and Fisheries
Dominion
Laklise Lake
British Columbia
Export Cattle Trade Shows Rise In Early 1923
Dominion Live Stock Branch notes first quarter 1923 gains across cattle hogs sheep and beef exports versus 1922. Cattle marketings up to 149000 from 129000. March prices west down 25 percent while east steady. hog slaughter and value up while prices fall about three dollars. Export beef bacon pork up strongly. sheep and mutton lighter. Great Britain demand high.
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Dominion
Great Britain
Protect Our Forests and Maintain Timber Industry
Burned forests yield no lumber or work and harm commerce. Most Canadian land is unsuitable for crops but ideal for growing trees to support sawn wood, wagon and furniture factories, and paper mills. We should all join in protecting our valuable forests. Sleeping rooms built in tree tops are a novel feature of California wonders.
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California
Weudisia
Unlocking Secrets Of The Elusive Compass
The article explains that the magnetic compass never points true north, varying with time and location. Canadian Dominion surveyors have collected over 20 000 observations across Western Canada to map variations, but mysteries remain related to earth currents, auroras, and solar activity prompting further scientific study.
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Canada
Seven Seas
Dominion Land Surveyors
Pacific Ocean
Hudson Bay
International Boundary North
Ottawa
Child’s joke reveals moving to the west
A family plans to move out west prompting a child’s quip about perpetual darkness. Harold asks his father if the sun never rises in the west and, receiving a firm yes, laments for the Jones family leaving toward a land of constant night.
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Harold
Jones
Thames Feeds Most London Water Source 60 Percent
The Metropolitan Water Board relies on the Thames for six tenths of London's water supply. The world distrusts those who reveal harsh truths, a commentary on honesty and public discourse.
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Metropolitan Water Board
London
Thames
Prairie Premiers Endorse Co-Operative Cattle Selling
Premier Greenfield of Alberta Premier Dunning of Saskatchewan and Premier Bracken of Manitoba visited the Union Stockyards at St Boniface Manitoba to inspect a thousand head of export steers for shipment to British markets under the United Grain Growers cooperative pooling plan. The premiers praised the method of sorting mixed cattle into even car lots before sale and export and said the system should raise farmers' returns through improved final marketing.
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Greenfield
Alberta
Dunning
Saskatchewan
Bracken
Manitoba
Union Stockyards
St. Boniface
Man
United Grain Growers Ltd
Glasgow
Dundee
Manchester
Premier Greenfield
Premier Dunning
Great Britain
Pracken
C. C. Chipman
Grain Growers’ Guide
C. Rice-Jones
United Grain Growers, Ltd
F. M. Black
Western Canadian butter gains prominence in European and American markets
Dairy output in the prairie provinces expands with exports to France and England. Seven Holstein cows and four butcher bulls shipped from Toronto to France, plus 45 store cattle from Calgary to Fakenham and 11 head to Ireland via Glasgow. Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba show strong year over year gains in butter production and high provincial awards in national exhibitions.
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Peninion
Toronto
France
Calgary
Fakenham
Norfolk
England
Ireland
Glasgow
Montreal
Edmonton
Prairie Provinces
C_P_R
Canada
East
West
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Darrying
United States
Europe
Dominion
Chicago
Advertising Means Advertising and the Light of Truth
Dr. Frank Crane argues that advertising exposes honesty in business and elevates quality. It insists on transparency, letting customers know services while rewarding labor with self-respect and integrity. The piece views advertising as a necessary, public-spirited force in commerce.
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J. P. Morgan
Frank Crane
Alberta’s Telephone Network Links Provinces and States
Alberta reports nearly 40 thousand miles of long distance circuit mileage and 968 government connected places. The system links 217 locations outside Alberta including 78 in the United States, 33 in British Columbia and 106 in Saskatchewan, with 26,324 exchange and 20,617 rural subscribers’ lines.
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Alberta
Telephone Department
States
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Grant Seeks Bible Revision If Dr Grant Has His Way
The New York Tribune discusses Dr Percy Stickney Grant's proposal to revise the Bible for modern conditions. He would likely strike Matthew chapter 21 verse 12, describing Jesus driving out sellers from the temple and overturning money changers' tables.
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Percy Stickney Grant
Jesus
Temple of God
Temple
New York Tribune
Wood samples from King Tut tomb sought by forest service
Samples of wood from King Tutankhamun's tomb have been requested by the forest service for use at its Forest Products Laboratory in Madison Wisconsin to study how extreme age affects the wood's physical and mechanical properties and the glue and joints of fitted pieces.
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King Tutankhamen
The
Forest Service
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison, Wis
Society Standards and 1800 Population Centre
A remark on gender bias notes a man judged by his company while a woman’s company is often imposed. It adds a historical detail that in 1800 the median population center of the United States lay 128 miles west of Baltimore, Maryland.
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United States
Baltimore
Maryland
Taking Stock of Yourself
A reflective columnist urges readers to regularly examine inner habits and character. Indecisions, words and actions are weighed for their impact on others, advocating introspection and personal change beyond outward appearance.
Seed Wheat Trade Expands to Argentina
Western Canada seed wheat gains demand across the United States and Europe. A Winnipeg seed company reports an order for 500,000 bushels of seed wheat from the Argentine Republic, signaling growing international interest in the high grade wheat.
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Canada
United States
Old World
Winnipeg
Argentine Republic
Lovers Walk Beneath the Moon Mention Earthly Bonds
A reflective line notes lovers under the moon forget their earthly ties. Separately a claim labels Eskimos as the happiest and most contented people in the world.
Beginning of a successful man set by a woman in a go cart
A historical note recalls how many successful men started their path when a woman propelled a business venture in a go cart, illustrating an early entrepreneurial nudge.
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Mam
Biz Giong
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Northland
North-West Territories
Ww. WN. U
Sugden
the Herald, Harris, and Times
Tessier, Sask
U.S
Grant
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