Canada Emerges as Big Game Nation Under Wise Conservation
The article notes Canada's rise as a leading big game country due to abundant original stocks, climate, forests, and strong conservation laws. It cites open seasons and sanctuaries, expands on species like moose, caribou, deer, bighorn sheep, and elk, and explains provincial control over hunting rules and cross-border considerations for visiting hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Europe
Maritimes
Quebec
Ontario
Prairie Provinces
Game Department
Sunflower Origins From Peru and Uses Around the World
The sunflower, sacred in Peru and brought to Britain by the Spaniards, grows tall with blooms up to sixteen inches and stems over twenty feet. Peruvian varieties include gold replicas in temples. Seeds number two to three thousand per head and taste like almonds. In North America and Canada, oil is the primary product.
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Peru
Great
Britain
Eixteen
Canada
United States
Simple one piece frock with lace flounces and ribbon accents
The pattern describes a one piece girls frock with two gathered flounces at the front and long or short sleeves. Ribbon is used for the belt bows and neck and sleeve bindings. No 1650 fits misses in sizes 16 18 20 with View A and View B requiring specified yardages of 39 inch and 64 inch material. Price 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
View IB
Manitoba Pulp Mill Emerges As Settler Asset In Pine Falls
The Pine Palis townsite and Manitoba Paper Company mill rise on the Winnipeg River north of Winnipeg, aimed to spur settlement and provide a market for pulp wood. Minister Charles Stewart and the Forest Service shape the project to conserve public interests while developing a new prairie industry.
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Red River
Lord Wolseley
Pine Falls
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Pine Palis
Manitoba Paper Company
Winnipeg River
Winnipeg
Pine
Charles Stewart
Interior
Department of the Interior
Forest Service
Canada Day In Washington Sets Memorial Unveiling
Canada Day in Washington October 29 marks the unveiling of a memorial at Arlington National Cemetery for U S citizens who died serving in the Canadian overseas military forces. High Canadian officials and prominent Dominion citizens are invited, with a possible Canadian militia detachment. The cross of Canadian granite is ready. The inscription honors United States citizens who served in the Canadian army and died in the Great War 1914 1918.
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Canada
Washington
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Dominion
Europe
How To Order Patterns Address Winsaipeg Newspaper
Pattern order notice lists names and towns with sizes and pattern numbers for Winnipeg residents. Includes McDermot Avenue address and pattern details.
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Winsaipeg Newspaper Union
Lis McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
White Pine Range in Canada Defined in Text
The botanical range of the white pine in Canada extends from the Atlantic Ocean to Manitoba. It lies south of a line from southeast Lake Winnipeg through Lake Nipigon and the height of land north of Lake Temiskaming to St. John and Cape Breton Island. "Where did you get those wonderful eyes" she cooed. "They came with my face."
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Canada
Atlantic Ocean
Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg
Lake Nipiron
Lake Temiskaming
Lake St. John
Point de Mots
St Lawrence
Cape Breton Island
Dogfish Oil Meal Plant Opens to Use Slack Salmon Crop
The Prince Rupert Marine Products Company, running the Tucks Inlet reduction plant, shifts to dogfish oil meal production due to a slack salmon fishing season to keep the plant operating.
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Prince Rupert Marine Products Company
Tuck's Inlet
World’s Greatest City Fears Catastrophe
London faces a stability crisis as many buildings crumble while subterranean tunnels and shifting sands underlie the city. Authorities study vibrations and revise builder architect agreements as a seven story collapse exposes hidden water channels and widening caverns beneath Piccadilly.
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London
Piccadilly
Royal Institute of British Architects
Federation of Building Trades
National Physical Laboratory
Cornhill Street
Bank of England
Canadian Air League Aims To Form Empire Aviation Link
Plans describe forming a Canadian Air League similar to the 1909 Air League of the British Empire. The group would represent each Dominion to aid civil, commercial and military aviation, linking imperial air routes and shaping world aviation transformation.
Antelope Shipment Planned From Canada to Texas
Canada based rancher Charles Blazer of Lake Newell Alberta has contracted to deliver twenty two head of antelope to a Texas banker, marking a cross border shipment to the United States.
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Canada
United States
Charles Blazer
Lake Newell
Alberta
Texas
Edmonton Board of Trade Seeks Civil Aviation Details
The Canadian Air Service Company of Peterborough Ontario asks the Edmonton Board of Trade for complete information on facilities for commercial aviation as they consider basing some aircraft in the West.
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Edmonton Board of Trade
Canadian Air Service Company of
Peterborough
Ontario
West
Alberta Swift Swine Clubs Grow With New Branches
Growing interest in boys and girls swine clubs across Alberta leads to new groups formed in Pincher Creek Macleod and Raymond. The winning Alberta team earns a prize trip to the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto sponsored by Canadian Pacific Railways.
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Alberta
Pincher Creek
Macleod
Raymond
Canadian Pacific Railways
Toronto
Milking Precision Key To Clean Dairy Production
The article stresses human factors in dairy farming, noting milker diligence and cleanliness as essential. It advises brushing flanks, wiping udders with warm water or mild disinfectant, thorough drying, and using a sterile covered pail, referencing a pamphlet from Ottawa’s Department of Agriculture. It also discusses potential income and sales tax reductions as used to speed business, with notes on tax policy and tariff considerations affecting prices and Made in Canada sales.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
J. A. Robb
North Huron
Canada
Noble
Tariff Board
Euler
National Revenue
Department
Large Planes Needed For Ocean Flights
Italian aeroplane designer G Caproni argues that regular trans Atlantic service will use multi engine aeroplanes with 6000 mile range if Newfoundland and Azores supply landing stations. He urges sea landing capability for forced descent and sealed cabins with compressed air for 25 000 foot flights claiming Rome to New York in under 24 hours.
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Europe
America
G. Caproni
Newfoundland
Azores
Caproni
Rome
New York
New Wheat Variety Herman Trelle Spurs Western Canada Revolution
Herman Trelle develops a new wheat strain that can be sown later and matures eighteen days earlier than current varieties. The advance is said to trigger a revolution in grain production across Western Canada and the broader North American wheat belts.
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Herman Trelle
Canada
United States
Mr. Trelle
Winnipeg Building Boom Surges to August Permits
City engineer issued permits for 674 dwellings totaling 2839.00 by August end, beating all of 1926 when 572 were issued. The remarks imply a historic wave of residential construction in Winnipeg. Marriage is either an earthly heaven or it isn't. Wisdom and love have never been able to form an effective alliance.
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Winnipeg
British Editors Visit Canada
Three representatives of Greater London's Greater Press visit Canada. Walter Brown directs the Hornsey Journal, John Sidney King chairs the British Newspaper Society, and Herbert Henry Norman leads the South London Press. The chain spans twenty one London area papers serving over seven million people.
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Greater London
Greater Press
Canada
Walter Brown
Hornsey Journal
John Sidney King
A Gift Of Thoughtful Books Reflects Personal Taste
A book is more than a gift it carries personal meaning and appreciation. Giving a highly selected book shows taste intellect and cultural awareness reflecting both giver and recipient.
Tobacco Grown in Alberta Shows Strong Harvest Potential
Edmonton farmer Martin Taker demonstrates Alberta's suitability for tobacco with progress from one acre to three and a half acres. He reports a strong, healthy crop this season and an abundant yield, highlighting the crop's viability in the region.
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Alberta
Martin Taker
Edmonton
Scotch Request Sparks Hasty Return Visit
A brief dialogue shows George offering a pint of Scotch to Lees to hurry to a house and fetch a grip, then wonders if Lees has left, only to learn Lees has returned. The exchange hints at a domestic urgency or casual humor in daily life.
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Lees
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Driggs
Jennings
South America
Pearson's Weekly
Ting
Tashiory
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
White Pine
Old Lordon
Canadian Air League
Tommy
Nell
Aunt Nell
Cear
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