Extension Of Honey Market Studied By NRC
The National Research Council reports tests from Manitoba show honey does not improve loaf volume or flavor in straight dough bread compared with equal sugar. Honey may suit uses where flavor moisture absorption matters. Also notes dairy concerns as Canada faces low prices and potential milk yield gains could raise cheese output.
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National Research Council
University of Manitoba
Asamate Committee
Canadian Wheat Pool
W. F. Geddes
C. A. Winkler
Wheat Pool
Manitoba
Canada
Ruddick
Saskatchewan Seed Fair awards Marquis wheat prize First Prize
Harrison of Conquest won first prize for Marquis wheat at the Saskatchewan provincial seed fair in Saskatoon. George Canfield of Wiki Rose took open class honors for other wheat varieties. Reward wheat samples weighed 68 pounds per bushel and several winners appeared in corn, grasses, and forage crop classes, with multiple Colquhoun family members sweeping fodder corn prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conquest Charis
Harrison
Conquest
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
George Canfield
Wiki Rose
Shelbrook
James Carnegie
Belbeck
A. Robbins
Laura
Marquis
G. Mooney
Imperial
P. G. Colquhoun
Maple Creek
Dent
F. R. Cheeseman
Forget
Flint
H. S. Williams
MacRorie
W. A. Cahoon
T. M. Stevenson
Field Husbandry Department
James and
Harry Whitehead
James Whitehead
Henry Whitehead
Jack Darnbrough
E. Green
F. P. Trowell
Saltcoats
Colquhoun
Yearly wages weigh out Detroit's tough times
A letter from Detroit argues the city is nearly bankrupt and that workers must plan on a yearlong income. It weighs daily wages against yearlong living costs, noting Ford's $7 day rate and the instability of work for bricklayers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Action Men in Politics and Business Urged by Canadian Club
Hon. Alfred Durant eau K.C. Minister of Marine told the Canadian Club in Toronto that the country needs men of action in politics and business to end the trade slump that has afflicted Canada and other nations in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Duranteau
K.C
Canadian Club
Toronto
New Road Composition Cuts Cape Town Highway Costs
A newly discovered road composition in Cape Town South Africa promises to halve construction costs double the road life and shorten laying time compared with standard materials according to reports from the project researchers and engineers involved in the study.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Sports Character Frock Pattern in Dark Green Tweed
All Tingey models are created in Paris and patterns made in New York. The dress suits college miss and business woman with a cross over jabot collar and Cossack cuffs. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42. pattern ready for delivery. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name and address and pattern number and size.
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Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
How To Order Patterns Actress Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Patterns order guidance in Winnipeg union outlet listing address 375 McDermot Ave. Mentions patterns and actress context with terse cataloging language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Wealth of Peace River Area Expands to Include Coal Oil and Minerals
A BC government survey with the two transcontinental railways has revealed potential new wealth in the Peace River block beyond agriculture and timber. Early findings under Major C R Drysdale suggest important mineral and energy discoveries in lands recently ceded from federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River
British Columbia
C. R. Drysdale
Canadian Trade Delegation Strengthens Ties With China
Trade inquiries for Canadian products have reached L. M. Cosgrove the Canadian trade commissioner in Shanghai following the delegation visit. Cosgrove notes goodwill and expects normal trade to resume in spring 1931 with flourishing Canadian flour wheat and lumber exports aided by direct BC steamship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Cosgrove
Shanghai
China
Farmers union backs fair ocean rates for grain exports
Frank Eliason secretary of the United Farmers of Canada Saskatchewan section announces the executive officers will support the Saskatchewan government demand for proper ocean rates and fair marine insurance on cargoes of grain and other export traffic from Churchill on the Hudson Bay route to British and continental ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eliason
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatchewan
Churchill
Hudson Bay
Nuts, Port, and Clergymen Feast Reported in Glasgow
A Glasgow newspaper from July 26 1800 notes that three clergymen after dinner ate 14 quarts of nuts and drank six bottles of port wine during their sitting with no other liquor. The quirky item offers a glimpse of social dining habits in that era.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Paul Revere Ride End Quote Mirthful Exchange
A humorous exchange notes Paul Revere allegedly saying Whoa at the end of his famous ride. The remark playfully contrasts the historical scene with a victor’s pause, reflecting modern humor about the legendary event.
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Soph
Paul Revere
Fresh
Life Story of J. B. Tyrrell Eminent Canadian Geologist
The Ottawa Journal reviews a forthcoming biography by W. J. Louden of J. B. Tyrrell, detailing his early interest in rocks and ferns, education at Upper Canada College and Toronto University, and pivotal surveys from the Red River basin to Hudson Bay. It notes his Yukon gold rush period, later leadership as chief geologist for a major mining company, and a landmark wartime Hudson Bay survey, concluding with praise for his status as a premier mining and geological figure.
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J. B. Tyrrell
W. J. Louden
Canada
Mr. Louden
Weston
Ontario
Upper Canada College
Toronto University
Yrrell
Ottawa
Geological Survey
Calgary
Edmonton
Buffalo
Hudson Bay
Rockies
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Tyrrell
Red River
Alberta
National Museum
Yukon
Dawson
el Dorado
Dominion
Hudson Bay District
James Whitney
Ottawe Journal
Loss From Insect Pests In Saskatchewan Wheat
The 1929 report from the Dominion Department of Agriculture notes major insect pests caused at least 10 012 000 dollars in Saskatchewan wheat damage. It highlights saves of 26000 in Alberta from sugar beet pest control and 5900 on a farm for wheat stem sawfly control, showing the value of Entomological Branch efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Financial Expert Explains Cause of World Mood
British financial expert Sir Basil Blackett, Bank of England director and Imperial and International Communications chair, cites lack of control over human creations as the reason for the world mood. He arrives in Montreal and comments on India's move toward broader responsible government and praises Viscount Willingdon as the next Viceroy.
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Sir Basil Blackett
Montreal
Basil
Bank of England
Imperial and International Communications, Limited
India
Viscount Willingdon
Canada
Saskatchewan Aims to Boost Powdered Milk Production
The Saskatchewan government will encourage powdered milk manufacture to support poultry raisers who supply the British market with milk fed chickens. Provincial markets commissioner W. Waldron, returning from the World Poultry Congress in London, says part of the product could be used for prairie raised birds.
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Canada
Great Britain
W. Waldron
England
Danish Bacon Company
Smithfield
London
Denmark
Hull
Leith
Liverpool
Man«ester
Chester
Barrow
Newcastle
Stoke-on-Trent
Birmingham
Cardiff
Ipswich
Exeter
Portsmouth
Bristol
Saskatchewan
British Isles
Beekeeping Proves Profitable in Alberta Industry Growth
H. L. Luther head beekeeper at the Lethbridge Dominion Experimental Station says bees are a profitable and practical division of agriculture in Alberta, representing one of the province's youngest and fastest-growing industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
H. L. Luther
Lethbridge Dominion Experimental Station
Observation on Deception and Motive
A wry maxim from Lustige Kolner Zeitung notes that a person who claims not to be a fool may err. It cites a thief answering why he stole a watch by thinking it was gold, illustrating how perception shapes criminal intent and judgment.
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Lustige Kolner Zeitung
Col
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Dr. Roddick
Dominion Dairy
Dairy Farmers of Canada
J. A. Ruddick
Dominion Dairy Commissioner
Dairymen’s Association of Eastern
Tario
Marquis Wheat
Harrison OF
Sondagsnisse-Strix
Stockholm
ONG
Eva A. Tingey
Alexis I. Rykoff
Council of Peoples’ Commissars
Soviet Union
Rykoff
Viacheslav M. Molotoff
Josef Stalin
Northern Resources
Peace River Block
France
Joseph Joffre
Marne
Z. B. Tyrrell
Britain
Ogne
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