Advertising Rates And Policies From Rewkts Fire Publishing
Publication notices show subscription rates and display advertising costs. It lists charges for municipal and legal notices, first insertion rates, and per line fees for subsequent insertions. The notice notes deadlines and policy for changes, with Tuesday noon office requirement to publish the same week.
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Rewkts Fire Publishing Co
Helen Stree
Hamide
Man
Emnum & Advene
Grain grower turns manufacturer in Calgary plant
J W J Tregillus leads Alberta free trade group into full manufacturing with a Calgary clay products plant to make sewer pipe brick and tile. The project costs about 5600000 and will employ 200 workers initially, rising to 500, near Bowneess Bridge along the river four miles west of Calgary post office. The plant will face duties on sewer pipe brick terra cotta and tile, shaping debate on protection and policy.
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Eoscern
Treyti- Clay Products Company
Calgary
Bus Capital
Iands
Bowness Bridge
Me River
Calnary
Preeisive
Canada
Enstead
Urick
Tregillus
Ottawa
Reciprocal Demurrage Proposal Faces Railway Delays
The Canadian Manufacturers Association seeks a uniform penalty system against railways for delays under the Railway Act. Circulating to members, it gathers recent delay experiences to present before the Railway Commission. Eastern shippers reportedly show little opposition to higher demurrage charges and loading delays may be reviewed.
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Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Grain Growers’ Association
Transportation Department of the
Canadian Manufacturers Association
R#lway Commission
Board of Gallwey Coumiseigners
Tolla
Fauways
Ontario Butter Outage Stuns Trade on West Coast
The Globe notes reciprocity critics falter as New Zealand butter, cheaper in Vancouver, markets against Ontario stock in Toronto. Ontario creamery butter sells at 35 to 40 cents a pound versus New Zealand’s 34 to 36 cents in BC, with imports rising from 300,000 to nearly 6,000,000 pounds in 1912.
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Newealand
Vancouver
Ontario
Toronto
Globe
New Zealand
British Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Canada
The
Zeaand
Antipodes
Canada as dumping ground for United States steel
Statement by Thomas Cantley of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co highlights Canada as a dumping market for US steel in 1912. He notes US mills sold pig iron and finished steel in Canada at prices below US costs, depressing Canadian producers while domestic demand rose. Tariff readjustment is urged to offset higher Canadian costs and protect industry.
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Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
United States
Cleveland
Summerlee
Coltness
United Kingdom
Continent
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Cory
Tuesaday
Teading
J. W. J. Tregillus
Me. W. J. Tregillus
Free Trade Movement
Alberta
Gee
Ene
Grand Trunk
Pacific
Grand Trunk Pacific
Portage Ave
Winnipeg
B. D.C
Prinz
Fedoto Goods
B. R. McNaught
Toronto Globe
Ain
Britain
J. Graham Gow
Sunset
Gow
Bas Mic
Buffalo
Taylor
Hamiota
Ihop
W Wright
F. C. Sparling
Cantley
Nova Scotia Steel Company
Thomas Cantley
Hamiota Bakery
John Nairn
Life Insurance
Stewart & Eby
W.W. J. Stinson
Hotel Cecil
A. L. Beaubien
Hamiota Flour Mills
Abraham Lincoln
Hamiota Lodge
C. F
Orence
Hawiota
W. Venables
Kirk
Uwlie
Hamiota No
J. HW. Satkk
Wa Allshier
Reeve
Freencc
Bennest
Bank of Hamilton
F. E. Langdale
Boan
Hudson
Lemon's
Johnson's Livery Stable
M. A. Whimster
Dentistry
Howard M. Reid
D.D.S
LSU
Hamiota Fouk
Percy C. W. Raymer
BR. Ere
Notary Public
Realstate and Insurance
Tvarm
B. R. McNaught Druggise
Wm. Wright
Harry Greenaway
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