Call To Young Manhood To Go North
Premier Gardiner of Saskatchewan urged Canadian youth to head north to tap the country’s vast natural resources and power. He argued Canada trails the United States by a century but could reach 23 million people by 1950, envisioning a prosperous future in the Northland. Vancouver Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Grouse Mountain
Dominion
Prairies
Ontario
Canada
Horace Greeley
Republic
Ue Fortun
Prospector
Premier Gardiner
Golden West
United States
Land of Destiny
Vancouver
Crab Apples Grow Well In Cold Western Provinces
The article notes that many crab apple varieties are hardy and suitable for cold winters in Western Canada. It cites the Hys top and fartha as profitable and resilient for jelly making and preserves, with Transcendent valued for color and productivity. It also mentions Mountain Sheep stock being supplied to British Columbia for reintroduction near Spence's Bridge. De N Graham of Indian Head reports a copyright grant for his medicine Theisin claimed to cure tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Columbia
Rocky Mountain
de. N. Graham
Cutteon
Indian Head
Ottawa
Public convey Loce used in Nantes 1825 and London omnibus
The text notes that the first municipal public convey Loce operated in Nantes in 1825 and that an omnibus was later introduced in London. It estimates about 300 000 miners in Britain remain unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantes
France
London
Fight Between Bison at London Zoo Ends in Death
A night clash between a Canadian bison named Punch and an American bison named Silly Bill at London Zoo ended with Bill killed. Punch, though smaller, remained unscathed as keepers found Bill's body and a damaged gate the next morning. Punch stood amid cows on the slope, possibly having hurled the victor against a stone wall.
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Zoo
Punch
Silly Bill
Purch
Bill
Scandinavians to settle western farms volumes to prairies
Carel Jacobsen of the Cunard Steamship Lines announces plans to bring 5000 Scandinavian families to the prairies next spring. He is distributing literature in Scandinavian countries and completes a Western Canada tour to place Scandinavian agriculturists on farms. He expresses satisfaction with the district and will circulate abroad.
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Prairies
Carel Jacobsen
Scandinavian Colonization and Settlement Department
Cunard Steamship Lines
Jacobsen
Canada
Germany
Holland
Mr. McGowan
United States
Misses Pierrette Costume Promoted For Masquerade Party
Pattern description details a Pierrette attire with gathered bodice dart lining and snug trousers, featuring a neck frill and decorative hat. Notes list sizes 16 18 and 2 years, yardage for 18 bust 36, and material requirements including 4% yards 27 inch or 4% yards 26 inch, lining, meline, buckram. Price 20 cents the pattern.
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Pierrette
Marine 1
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipe g Newspaper Union
The notice lists ordering guidance for sewing patterns from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union located at 175 MacDermot Ave. It provides address details and suggests how to place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
MacDermot Ave
Winniper
Pasteurizing Cream On the Farm Training Unemployed For Canadian Farms
Bulletin from Ottawa describes simple home pasteurizing methods when steam or heat is available using shot gun cans or a wash boiler. Temperatures of 145 degrees or 163 to 120 degrees are discussed for flavor and safety, with churning timing and stirring emphasized. English training centers for farm work abroad are outlined, noting Canada accepts trainees for six months yearly and Australia takes the rest, with most trainees finding immediate farm work in Canada or Australia.
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Fama
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
England
the Times
Canada
Australia
Birmingham
Wallsend
Brandon and
Claydon
East Anglia
Dominions
Ministry of Labor
Buffalo herd culled at Wainwright Park under Burns contract
One thousand buffalo will be slaughtered this fall and winter at Wainwright Park to reduce the rapidly growing herd. Meat will be sold commercially and hides have buyers. The P. Burns Company of Calgary holds the contract for the killings. A northern transfer of 5,600 animals had been attempted to curb growth.
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Wainwright Park
P. Burns Company
Calgary
Wainwright
Form New Company to Manufacture Columbus Egg Preserver
A Sas katoon group forms a company to produce Columbus egg preserver, a Danish preparation. They have acquired rights for Canada and the United States, signaling expansion of the product in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Columbus
Denmark
Canada
United States
Hoover claims world record potato yield from single hill
J. H. Hoover of Battleford recently dug a total of 171 potatoes from one hill, a yield believed to be a world record. The discovery highlights extraordinary harvest potential and local agricultural interest.
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J. H. Hoover
Battleford
Captain A H Sargeant recalls Arctic Owl omen voyage
Retired Captain A H Sargeant, RD, former commander of the Canadian Pacific steamer Precon, recently visited Canada for the first time since retirement. He recalls a white Arctic Owl that appeared on the Brecon during its final voyage with him in command and notes a bird captured on his first voyage, calling these omens of good luck. He served many years with Canadian Pacific since 1905, commanding ships including the Marloch, Brecon, Holinghoke, Bruton, Bosworth and Batsford.
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Brecon
Sargeant
Canadian Pacific
ISOS
Marloch
Holinghoke
Bruton
Bosworth
Bats
New Light On Difficulties In Securing Suitable Emigrant
The article discusses butter quality on farms and risks from gasoline flavor due to engine exhaust near cream separators. It cites measures like a tight partition and <exhaust routing> to prevent fumes, plus avoiding gasoline odors on hands. It then covers Canada’s emigration, noting 400 farm families settled in Northern Saskatchewan and 250 European families brought from abroad, with expectations of increased British and Scandinavian intake and labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publications Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Europe
J. McGowan
Department of Colonization and Agriculture
C.N.R
Mystery wheat gains early maturity in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Farmer reports two years of field results on Herman Trelle’s promising early maturing wheat from Wembley Alberta. If tests confirm milling and baking appeal comparable to Marquis, the variety could boost farmers’ profits by reducing rust and frost risk and enabling harvest with standard or combine methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Trelle
Wembley
Alberta
Marquis
Combine
Saskatchewan
Railroad drops thirteenth train number across system
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway eliminates the number thirteen from all passenger trains to avoid superstition. Traffic manager A Colgworth Jr cites recommendations and passenger prejudice, noting some riders view thirteen as unlucky while others see it as lucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago, Nurlington & Quacy
A. Colgworth, Jr
St. Louis
Cotsworth
Woman Seeks Wages If Marriage Fails to Secure Pay
A fragment suggests a woman considers marrying a man to access his wages if she cannot secure employment or wages directly. The note implies using marriage as a financial remedy rather than professional work.
Feeding Minerals To Cows On Pasture Seasons
Article notes mineral supplements are best fed in summer to pasture cows for gradual winter use. Milk cows supply phosphorus and lime if not in feed, so minerals fed with salt is preferred. A mix of two thirds gypsum and one sixth bone meal and limestone in a daily box meets needs.
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Dritain
Sten Eee
A. H. Sargeant
RD. Krn
The
Precon
Farrs
Mr McGowan
Middle West
Haritain
U.S. Railway
Uigt
Teria Meschize
Milan
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