Challenge to Hudson Bay fishing report by Manitoba board
The Industrial Development Board of Manitoba Fish Committee challenges the Dominion Government findings on Hudson Bay and Straits commercial fishing. It argues substantial commercial cod exist and cites Dr. Alexander Bajkov, Hachey expedition limits, and comparisons to Arctic expeditions.
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Hudson Bay
Dominion
Straits
Fish Committee
Industrial Development Board of
Manitoba
Hachey
Bay
Halifax
Alexander Bajkov
Biological Board of Canada
University of Manitoba
Barkov
Mr. Hachey
Bajkov
White Sea
Arctic
Hackey
Hudson Strait
Churchill
Combine Harvesters and Wheat Quality in Canada West
The study investigates how new harvesting systems including the combine affect moisture and storage quality of wheat in the Canadian West. It will survey standing crops and collect samples from binder, combine swather, straight combine, and header barge methods to track changes through storage and address “sweating” in grain.
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Canadian West
Should Eat More Cheese in Canadian Diets
An exhortation urges Canadians to boost cheese consumption to support a thriving cheese industry and improve personal sustenance. It argues cheese should become a staple, readily found on tables at all times as part of a nutritious, affordable diet.
Wheat acreage tops 23 million worldwide last year
Global wheat sowing reached over 23 million acres in the previous year. A humorous Leipzig remark about strained arms and kegs is quoted in a playful interlude.
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Leipzig
Wheat exports rise with Churchill seaport in spotlight
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows wheat export clearances for the five weeks ending September 1 at 16,732,749 bushels, up from 10,473,083 last year. Montreal and Vancouver volumes surge, Churchill ships 823,713 bushels, and U.S. port clearances fall to 1,973,000 bushels since August 1.
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Canada
Churchill
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Montreal
Vancouver
Bureau
United States
Cooperation of Western Canadian Universities
Dr James A MacLean president of the University of Manitoba says coordinating the work of four western Canadian universities is not new and merits attention. He notes past discussions by the Canadian universities conference and cautions against detailing current proposals, citing potential benefits from avoiding duplication and saving costs through cooperative development of specialized schools.
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Canada
James A. MacLean
University of Manitoba
Canadian Universities Conference
MacLean
Brownlee
Alberta
University of British Columbia
Arranging For World's Fifth Poultry Congress
Prof Alessandro Ghigi director general of the 1933 World's Poultry Congress visited Ottawa to discuss Canada participation and details with Canadian Poultry Council members. Italy plans a grand Rome congress opening with royal patronage by the King and Mussolini likely to attend during the six storey ancient market venue.
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Alessandro Ghigi
Ottawa
Ghigi
Canada
Rome
Poultry Science Council
Italy
Mussolini
Canada Farm Counts Rise in 1931 Census
Dominion Bureau of Statistics shows 728 664 farms in 1931 up from 711 090 in 1921. Eastern provinces fall while most other provinces rise. Saskatchewan leads with 17 021 more farms. Tenancy grows 33 percent while full ownership drops 4 percent.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Yukon
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Empire trade ship delayed awaiting Ottawa conference decisions
UK manufacturers and exporters have not committed to sailing the liner Laurentic to Montreal on October 1 for Canadian buyers. Firms await publication of imperial conference decisions by the UK and Canadian governments, likely delaying exhibits until next spring.
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United Kingdom
Montreal
Ottawa
Dominion
New Fall Pattern Tweed Style No 773 for Young Women
Still another new style with sporty air for fall school wear suited for office street and day use. It features rhum brown diagonal woollen Tweed in wine red and adapts to fall woollens. Pattern 773 fits bust sizes 36 38 40 inches with required yardage and costs 25 cents in stamps or coin.
British scientists correlate intelligence with inborn abilities
The British Association for the Advancement of Science heard that intelligence and ability are inborn and linked to natural bents and instincts. The discussion covered how migratory birds rely on eyesight to navigate and how human intelligence differs from lower animals, followed by a detailed report on weed control research in western Canada. A National Research Council program coords surveys, field tests, and chemical studies in prairie provinces with a new popular bulletin in preparation.
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British Association For the Advance of Science
W. McDougall
C. G. Patten
Canada
Edmonton
National Research Council
Prairie Provinces
Departments of Agriculture
Division of Biology and Agriculture
National Research Laboratories
University of Alberta
Ottawa
Tobacco Growth Across Canadian Provinces Since Colonial Era
The Department of Agriculture in Ottawa notes tobacco farming began with French settlers and government aid in 1735. By 1931 Ontario and Quebec farmed thousands of acres with about 7,200 farms and 70,000 people involved in tobacco production and processing. Canada produced an estimated 51 million pounds of commercial tobacco in 1931.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Dominion
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order notice from Winnipeg Pattern No. Name lown see see Size. Address listed as 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Promotional text suggests mail order process without clear dates or prices.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Buckboard Quiet Reign Faces Auto In Islesboro Vote
Islesboro, ten miles off Penobscot Bay, resists cars as summer folk cling to buckboards. Permanent residents push for automobiles at a forthcoming special town meeting seeking more entertainment and modernization.
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Bermuda
Getting Even Is Costly Says Tax Burden in England
The piece argues that revenge harms the avenger’s character and self-respect, urging against sinking to an offender’s level. It notes a rise in England’s income tax takers from 2,250,000 last year to 4,000,000 this year, emphasizing the broader cost of injustice and public finance.
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England
Ants Halt Texas & Pacific Train Traffic on Red Signal
Trainmen on the Louisiana division reported common red ants blocked signals near Scotts ville causing eastbound No. 24 and No. 26 to stop. Investigators found ants had damaged the signal box wiring by entering the contact, multiple ants electrocuted, keeping the signal red.
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Louisiana
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Scottsville
Much Ado About Nothing in Courtroom Exchange
Defense questions Mrs. Browns reaction prompting a heated dispute. The witness replies simply that she said nothing. The judge allows the question after objections. The exchange ends with the claim of zero response from Mrs. Brown.
Support Promised for World Grain Exhibition in Canada
Canadian provinces pledge support for the World Grain Exhibition and Conference after a Toronto gathering of federal and provincial officials led by Hon. Robert Weir. The meeting, chaired by Hon. W. C. Buckle, discussed preparations for the Regina show next year with provincial and federal agriculture representatives.
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Toronto
Robert Weir
W. C. Buckle
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Scotland Pushes Quiet Sunday Observance Campaign
Scotland’s annual quiet Sunday drive gains intensity with large city church meetings and prominent church leaders denouncing Sunday trading excursions and movies as part of the observance effort.
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Scotland
Compulsory Insurance for Bus Passengers Decreed in Jugo Slavia
A new decree in Jugo Slavia requires compulsory insurance for all autobus passengers. The measure aims to protect travelers and stabilize compensation in case of accidents. Authorities emphasize universal coverage and clear fault liability rules.
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Jugo- Slavia
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Mary
Empire Trade Ship
Ruth Rogers
I Mt
Islesboro
Penobscot Bay
Foreman
Workman
Bill
London
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