Saskatchewan Sodium Sulphate Deposits Reach Major Importance
Saskatchewan sodium sulphate deposits shift from al kali sloughs to major producers led by Horseshoe Lake at Ormiston. 1930 shipments reached 31 571 tons valued at 293 847, with rising pulp and nickel refining demand and potential total deposits exceeding 250 million tons across multiple lakes.
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Canada
Bianitoba Chamber of
Saskatchewan
Horseshoe Lake Mining Company
Ormiston
International Nickel Company
Copper Cliff
Horseshoe Lake
Manitoba Chamber of Mines
Muskiki Lake
Frederick Lake
Chamber of Mines
Butter Exports Grow On Market Basis In Canada
The Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage Branch reports rising butter exports this season since May 1 totaling 105 452 packages, vastly higher than last year's 3 068. Butter fat shifts from cheese to butter while cheese exports for May 1 to August 29 are 374 487 boxes versus 349 100 the prior year. A stray quotation about a sergeant and a Madrid exchange ends the note.
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Canada
Dominion Dairy and Cold Storage
Canadian Cruise Promotes Trade with Caribbean Ports
The SS New Northland will sail from Halifax January 8 1932 for a two month Caribbean trade cruise visiting 13 ports including Bermuda British West Indies British Guiana Bahamas and Cuba. Exhibits of Canadian manufactured goods will be displayed aboard with extended stays in Kingston Jamaica four days and support from Canadian Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce.
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West Indies
New Northland
Halifax
Canada
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Canadian West Indian League
Clarke Steamship Company
Bermuda
British West Indies
British Guiana
Bahamas
Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
King Crowned Annually on Tone Hill Ceremony
The native king of Tone Uganda is crowned annually on King's Hill in a ritual led by his chiefs. The lone moment of the rite features the king standing motionless for three minutes after entering a hut, while European visitors are hosted and a football match unfolds outside. The text notes other monarchies and hospital counts in the United States.
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Tone
Uganda
King’s Hill
George Rukidi
England
Buckingham Palace
Present Cataclysm Marks End of Postwar Era
Walter Lippmann argues two years of upheaval have ended the postwar era of the Nineteen Twenties. He notes governments fallen, global trade disrupted, and debts and reparations complicating recovery. He warns the nation fails to set new aims or face growing political insecurity and rising armaments.
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Walter Lippmann
New York Herald-Tribune
Soldier Hazlett Wins Alberta Wheat Championship
James Hazlett of Balmoral near Red Deer, a former Canadian soldier, wins Alberta Province field crop prize with ten acres of Marquis wheat grown on breaking. He predicts 50 bushels per acre from the winning plot entered in the Red Deer Agricultural Society competition. Hazlett had 777 acres in crop, 610 sown to wheat. The Alberta Government Farm at Town Youngstown tests strip farming to conserve moisture with alternating ten-rod wide strips. A four year rotation including oats, sweet clover, summer fallow and wheat advances mixed farming in the province's dry area.
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James Hazlett
Balmoral
Red Deer
Alberta
Red
Youngstown
J. F. Andrew
Meat Packing Among Dominions Leading Industries
The article notes meat packing as a top Canadian manufacturing sector ranked by production value and plant count. It cites 76 plants in 1930, total production valued at $164 million, and 3.99 million animals slaughtered, with Ontario hosting the largest facilities and per capita beef and pork consumption dipping slightly from 1929 to 1930.
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Canada
cA&sh
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
Dominion
Flexible European glass sheet can roll like paper
A new flexible glass developed in Europe is largely vegetable based and resembles true glass. It can be rolled, bent, or dropped without damage and looks unlike celluloid. A quip about a bachelor leaving his fortune to a woman who refused him appears in the same piece.
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Europe
Will Film the Aurora Borealis
Three US government explorers arrive at Churchill to film the aurora borealis with high speed motion picture cameras. Captain Flavel M. Williams leads the party with A. Louie and Robert Marshall as crew. They will document Arctic atmosphere research next year amid new grain cargo activity at Manitoba's ocean port.
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Canadian National Railways
United States
Churchill
Flavel M. Williams
A. Louie
Robert Marshall
Manitoba
Calgary Plans Domestic Training School For Unemployed Girls
The unemployed girls' committee proposes a domestic training school to prepare women for home service. Supported by government authorities, it expects relief funds from provincial and federal sources. The aim is to raise earning capacity and provide skilled workers for households as more women seek employment.
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Calgary
New Opaque Glass Demonstrated On Automobile Windows
A new glass type appears opaque from the outside while allowing inside occupants to see clearly. The windshield and windows reflect like a mirror externally, with only a slight bluish tint visible from inside the vehicle.
Where the Money Is Post Office Savings Bank deposits near withdrawals
At June end more than 24.2 million dollars were on deposit for Post Office Savings Bank depositors, with withdrawals nearly matched by deposits. Similar figures appear for other savings institutions.
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Post Office Savings Bank
Butter Hunt in Trinidad Reveals Local Oil Bird Trade
In Trinidad locals hunt for butter by catching fat young oil birds and melting their fat to supply butter, an ordinary daily practice observed among the natives.
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Trinidad
Silo Advances Storage for Immature and Surplus Crops
A silo on a livestock farm aids storage of immature crops in poor seasons and surplus crops in good years, says J B Fitch of Kansas State College. Dried immature crops lose moisture and cannot be saved. silage can preserve them. In years with surplus roughage, a silo justifies storing silage for lean years.
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J. B. Fitch
Kansas State College
Frozen fish shipments move across Canada by rail
The first regular shipments followed an experimental run with seven cars from Prince Rupert. The freight traversed through Winnipeg via the Canadian National Railways en route to the east for sale and consumption in the United States and eastern Canada.
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Canada
Prince Rupert
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways
United States
What fire arms am I Carrying
The fragment presents a quoted exchange with a character asking about weapons and another replying with a cigar as a humorous or metaphorical response, attributed to Hummel in Hamburg. The OCR text lacks clear event context, dates, or identifiable entities beyond these quotations.
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Hamburg
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