Canada Victory Bonds to 1934 Refunding Loan Conversion
A historical notice explains past enthusiasm for the 1914 Victory Loan and 1% bonds maturing in November. It urges holders of 1919 Victory Bonds to convert to the 1934 Refunding Loan, touting Dominion of Canada Bonds as safe investments with strong principal security and attractive yields. It argues investors will convert promptly and continue the safe, profitable pattern.
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Victory
Dominion of Canada
Manure Improves Grain Yields in Canadian Tests
Dominion Experimental Station at Scott conducted a nineteen year trial on three year rotations with wheat oats and barley. Rotated rotted manure sprouted best when ploughed under in spring before seeding, boosting yields across all three crops. Fresh manure as top dressing did not raise wheat yields though it aided the first crop after fallow. oats and barley saw higher gains from fresh manure. All treated plots matured about one week earlier and had weaker straw. Weed counts showed no weed surge from manure. Suit cleanings offered locally at $1.00.
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Dominion Experimental Station
Scott
Allergic Reactions and Desensitization Methods
An explanatory article describes allergy linking hay fever asthma hives and skin rashes to sensitivities. It explains diagnostic scratch tests to identify allergens and notes desensitization through injections and gradual food exposure. Also mentions Thanksgiving railway fare discounts by Canadian National Railways and travel options.
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Canadian National Railways
Canada
Present Status of Marquis Wheat in Western Fields
Marquis Wheat remains the standard by which new varieties are judged as they enter the western wheat belts. Introduced twenty five years ago it quickly dominated spring wheat in Canada and the northwest. A decade ago some growers diluted it with late maturing Red Fife types, causing purity concerns. The Canadian Seed Growers Association with government aid issued clean stocks and is propagating them to restore the variety’s standing.
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Canada
Barley Outperforms Corn in Winter Egg Rations
The Dominion Experimental Station Lacombe carried seven years of trials comparing barley and corn in pullet rations from November to May. Both groups laid nearly the same eggs. barley produced seven more eggs but, due to corn's higher cost, the barley group saved 2.3 cents per egg. Barley lacks Vitamin A, risking growth and eye issues, which can be mitigated by cod liver oil or alfalfa leaves added to the barley diet.
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Dominion
Lacombe
Victory Bond Conversion Signals Business Recovery
Ottawa reports Prime Ministers remarks on the 1934 Refunding Loan drawing warm responses from bankers and business leaders. Economic gains cited include rising industrial production employment farm prices and car and power output. Government debt savings and tax relief potential are noted as proof of gradual recovery and credit strength.
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Ottawa
Insurance and Trust Company
Bennett
Canada
Canadian National Railways Weekly Revenues Rise in 1934
Weekly gross revenue for the Canadian National Railways System ending September 21 1934 was 3 684 809 versus 3 246 547 for the same period in 1933 an increase of 438 262 reflecting improved activity across the network.
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Canadian National Railways
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