Factory area moves westward with new Fort William plants
Fort William welcomes several new plants this year led by Carada Car and Foundry Co making coaches and freight cars with 1,000 jobs for five years and 7,000 cars annually. A M Nanton and associates will build a starch and glucose plant. National Tube Co begins a 400000 project employing 150. A McKellar & Co will manufacture bedding costing 150000 with 60 jobs. Great West Metal Works will build a wire plant costing at least 100000 employing 50. In total 1,460 workers, boosting population by about 16,000, signaling a westward factory movement like the Western States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Carada Car and Foundry Co
Fort William
A. M. Nanton and Associates
National Tube Co
A. McKellar & Co
Great West Wire Force Co
Saskatchewan farmer profits from Holstein dairying
Mr B H Thompson of Bobarm Saskatchewan runs twelve hundred acres with 11 dairy cows. He specializes in Holsteins and won the Saskatchewan Grand Challenge Prize. Milk and cream sales earn about 2000 dollars. stock sales add over 2000, plus 800 acres grain hay 204 acres dairy pasture 200 acres fallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Thompson
Bobarm Sask
Saskatchewan
Thompson
A Victory for Mixed Farming in Alberta Farms
Alberta farmers celebrate diversified farming as livestock thrives through a mild winter. Sheep losses dropped to about 1 percent from the usual 5 percent, boosting profits for a province with around 65 000 sheep. Hog buying followed frozen wheat, turning cheap feed into pork value. A labor shortage in British Columbia shifts agriculture toward smaller holdings and diverse crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
British Columbia
Loger
Fraser Valley
Canadian protection urged to secure western industry
A Toronto speaker at the Canadian Club in Winnipeg argues that Western Canada must gain industrial activity to replace emigrants and rural decline. He contends protectionist duties are essential to preserve resources and foster a strong national economy against United States competition, urging moderate tariffs to aid western farmers and new industries.
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J. S. Willison
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vilitson
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ceigh
United States
Lonzg Ct
West
Europe
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Stone & Wellington
Ont
Moses
Dick, W. Ribak
Petart
A. Srecanr
Freon C. Bennest
Jew Rates
Bank of Hamilton
F. E. Langdale
Oak Liver
Rivers, Man
Dr. Hudson
Hamiota
Lemon's
M.A. Whimster
BP. K
Johnson's
Attery
Hamiota Fook
DR. A. ¥. McInnis
Brandon
Somerset
Portage Ave
Tel. Main
Geo. S. Anderson
Eod
Tne Wood Medicine Co
Windsor
Ontarix
Imperial Elevator & Lumber Co
Alex. Kerr
Harmland
McConnell
Fiamiota, Man
Dominion Inn
Dominion Lands Agency
Dauchter
Orother
W. W. Cory
the Interior
Pacific
Portland
St. John
Halifax
Boston
New York
Daily
Limited
Edmonton
Camrose
Saskatoon
Nokouwas
Portage
Grand Prank Pacific
W. J. Quinlan
Wok
Urerize
Toric
Jorty Sale
Mortis Regatar
Womer
Trongth
Ceztcee Stronzer
Fort Wiliam
Fort
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MA. J
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