Eastern Methods on the Prairies
The article notes western farmers face frozen wheat shortages after a harsh season. Simon Dyment of Allandale transfers eastern hogs from his eastern farm to the prairie to convert frozen grain into pork, exploiting higher hog prices in Winnipeg. The piece contrasts farming patterns east and west and the need to diversify crops and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreste
Eas
Gieaster
Hhis
Simon Dyment
Allandale
Barrie
West
Winnipeg
Dominion
The
Globe
SHOW PATRIOTISM
A Montreal front page urges Canadians to invest in home industry and buy Canadian made goods. It calls for architects builders and retailers to prioritize Canadian materials and products, arguing patriotism aligns with sound business when prices and quality are reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montreal Herald
Manufacturers’ Association
Manitoba Land Offers Dairy Opportunities Near St Anne
The Manitoba Immigration Department promotes land near St Anne, 40 miles east of Winnipeg, along the GTP Misland line. Prices range from 10 to 30 dollars an acre. Joseph Burke notes the area is ideal for large dairies with good water at eight feet and abundant timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne
Winnipes
G.T.P. Runa
Provincia Government
Joseph Burke
Campaign of Education Spurs Western Canada Trade Debate
Weyburn correspondent in the Toronto News urges a vigorous education drive in the West to explain moderate protection policies. He argues lack of exposure to eastern results has kept Western citizens from recognizing diversification and prosperity from manufacturing growth in central Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Weyburn
Toronto News
Weyburs
Tere
Wool tariff debate shapes 1910 political platform
The piece notes Republican and Democratic pledges to protective tariffs, Roosevelt and Taft positions, and Wilson’s stance on safeguarding American workers. It argues a protectionist tariff is vital to the home market and warns against wool tariff revisions causing industry collapse and widespread unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Atend
Meat in the West Warns of Impending Famine Across Prairies
A Winnipeg conference of railway men meat packers farmers and government officials seeks methods to prevent a prairie meat shortage. The Toronto Globe urges mixed farming beef production and forage to stabilize supply and prices, noting Ontario ranching potential and dairy and bee products as supports.
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Prairie Provinces
Winnipeg
West
Toronto Globe
Ontario
The Farmer Who Gets Ahead
A Valley farmer builds success by rotating crops tile draining fencing good pastures and purebred stock including dairy cows hogs and draft horses. He maintains a household library with periodicals and standard works and a musical instrument. He assists his wife and provides a spring sleigh for visits and church trips.
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Prairies
Intor
Manitoba
Frege Press
Manitoba Immigration Department
Campaign OF Education
Mer
emieli—Valey Farmer
Crear
Alexer
Montreal
J. P. McDonald
John Nairn
Life Insurance
Hamiota
Man
Brandon Fur Mfg Company
Brandon
Rosser Ave
Brandon, Man
O.H. Tench
Crandall, Man
W.A. Speers
Amiota
Thomas Lemon
Imperial Oil Co
R. Bailey
Stewart & Eby
W Wright
F. C. Sparling
Geo
Wm. Johnson & Son
JNO. Nairn
Hotel Cecil
A. L. Beaubien
Best Hotels
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Quebec
St. John
Portland
Boston
York
All
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Seaboard
A.P.R
G. H. Merrick
J. BE. Proctor
Oak River Fair
Hamiota Flour Mills
St Jan
Edison
McNaught’s Drug Store
Victor Machines and Records
Hammiic
Hercules
L. S. Taylor
Hamiota Bakery
J. Stinson
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