Manitoba Newsprint Boom Targets Second Mill Expansion
The article notes a planned second Manitoba newsprint mill with 460 tons daily capacity seeking a berth on the Nelson River, near Lake Winnipeg, supported by a pulpwood option at White Mud Falls. It highlights Manitoba and Prairie timber resources, potential 5.6 million USD mill outlay, 2000 jobs, and regional mining and power synergies.
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Nelson River
Manitoba
Hudsons Bay Railway
Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba Vapor Company
Pine Falls
White Mud Falls
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Wideh Fm
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Mn Adelian
Opening of The Kicking Horse Trail Opens Canadian Rockies Reach
The long closed Canadian Rockies reveal new access as The Kicking Horse Trail links Yoho National Park to the outside world marking a bold engineering milestone. A roadside California cafe offers fish, anglers catch their own trout as cooks prep meals.
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Canadian Rockies
Yoho National Park
Pomona
Calif
Par Roy
Cattle Show Is Different on Isle of Guernsey
An Isle of Guernsey cattle show differs from mainland fairs with simultaneous judging of classes. Cattle are tethered by class around the field, not as a single herd, making viewing easier but management harder. Animals arrive from pasture untrimmed and without showmanship, judged on daily temperament and skin secretions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle of Guernsey
Cate
Winnipeg Pattern Catalog Describes Modish Onepiece Frock
The notice outlines a two tone Dice effect onepiece dress with inverted side plaits, bound neckline, belt and fitted sleeves. Misses sizes 16 18 20 for pattern No 1639 requiring specific yardage and material. Fashion Book offers advance styles for home dressmakers with book price 16 cents and pattern 20 cents.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper
A garbled text item mentions ordering patterns, Winnipeg address, and a pattern number. It includes stray lines about a philosopher and mothers making mistakes, suggesting a stray quote amid catalog-like notes. No clear event or person details emerge.
Former Governor General Donates Cars for Charity
Devon Pray of Vimy, former Governor General of Canada, donated three high priced automobiles used at Ric ean Slall to charity. Mayor Balharrie of Ottawa received advice that the cars are at his disposal for charitable use and will likely be sold with proceeds given to charity.
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Devon Pray
Vimy
Canada
Ricean Slall
Balharrie
Ottawa
Garnet Wheat Ranked Among Good Milling Grains
Dominion cerealist L. H. Newman in a new bulletin on Garnet Wheat says Garnet ranks with Marquis for milling quality. Garnet may be slightly yellower than Marquis but bleaching reduces the color objection. yields and loaf volume are good, with higher ash content and strong baking strength comparable to Early Red Fife and Kitchener.
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L. H. Newman
Dominion
Marquis
Fife
Triumph
Kitchener
Canada seen as ideal emigrant land by Dr. Brown
In Regina Dr. Brown retiring president of the World's Poultry Congress lauds Canada as the finest place for emigrants and surplus British millions. He praises the country as diversified and attractive and would advise immigration to Canada. Saskatchewan is called the ideal place for our surplus millions.
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Regina
Brown
World's Poultry Congress
London
England
Canada
Saskatchewan
Dallas to Host All the Word Turkey Show in January
Dallas was chosen as the best city to host the All the Word Turkey Show January 11 to 16 by the Southwestern Turkey Club meeting at the Adolphus Hotel. Invitations will go to turkey clubs across the United States and abroad for the first national gathering of turkey raisers ever planned. Before widespread bookkeeping, people kept business records in ledgers guarded by chaining them to their lodges.
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Dallas
Southwestern
Turkey Club
Adolphus Hotel
Tex
United States
Great Britain Seeks Canadian Cattle to Replace Imports
Henry Ridpath of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce told Winnipeg officials that Britain, closed to Irish cattle due to hoof and mouth disease, wants Canadian cattle but cannot meet current prices. Britain needs about 2.6 million tons of meat annually, with half imported last year from Argentina, Australia, and New Zealand. live cattle exports from Canada have fallen from 106000 in 1925 to 5000 so far this year. Continent carcasses are banned by strict regulations.
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Great Britain
Catte
Ireland
Canada
Henry Ridpath
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
London
Pat Burns Co
Calgary
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Winnipeg
Burns
Australia
New Zealand
Nidpath
United States
Ridpath
No Market For Poor Hay Warnings From Canada To U S Exporters
The Department of Agriculture warns Canadian hay shippers to avoid sending poor quality hay to U S markets. A record U S hay crop is forecast at about 162,006,000 tons, with 4,500,000 tons more than 1924, suggesting ample good hay and limited demand for subpar bales.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Canada
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
Agricultural Prospects Along Hudson Bay Railway Belt
The federal agriculture service studies the Hudson Bay Railway Belt’s farming potential. Despite rapid motor progress, Canada’s horse population fluctuates around earlier levels while milk cows rise in 1926. The belt offers 50 to 75 percent arable soil over about 1,000 square miles between Churchill and Nelson rivers, with favorable rainfall and temperatures, though drainage and soil depth pose challenges.
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Pesproet
Hudson Hay
Federal Department of Agriculture
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Pasa
Norway House
Split Lake
Riding Mountains
Pas
Nelson
Churchill
North
Alberta coal wealth greater than rest of empire
Alberta’s potential coal wealth surpasses all known deposits in the rest of the British Empire combined. Sir Thomas Holland warned that successful fluid fuel tech could dethrone US oil dominance and place Canada as the world’s liquid fuel supplier. The Marine and Fisheries department reports 72,000,000 white fish fry distributed in Manitoba. Ontario to raise gasoline tax and lower motor license tax. A lawyer’s quip ends with Florian seeking release over exoneration.
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British Empire
Alberta
Thomas Holland
Empire Mining and Metallurgical Council
Montreal
United States
Canada
Sir Thomas
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Winnipegosis
Manitoba
Whiskeyjack Island
Lake
Clockmaker Bill Jenney Claims Time by Ear in London
Bill Jenney, a 62 year old clockmaker at the Savoy Hotel in London, says he can tell the time within half a minute at any hour. The British Medical Society tests his claimed precision amid skepticism and calls his skill acute peyehoustral poise.
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Bill Jenney
Savoy Hotel
London
British Medical Society
City Beautiful in the West Transforms Prairie Beauty
The piece notes how prairie cities like Medicine Hat have been redesigned with parks and shade to bring beauty to lands once bare of trees. It praises settler influence in creating light and shade contrasts, turning vast flat expanses into livable urban spaces.
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Britten Columbia
Prairie Provinces
Medicine Nat
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Canadian West
Copper Deposits In Canada Unearthed Across Provinces
Copper ores occur in several Canadian regions led by British Columbia Ontario and Quebec with deposits also in Manitoba Yukon and the Maritimes. Arctic sites are described as inaccessible but potentially a major future reserve.
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Canada
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Yukon
Maritime
Arctic
Mount Duff Named After Justice Lyman Ley At Boundary
Mount Duff lies on the inter provincial boundary between British Columbia and Alberta at latitude sixty degrees and longitude one thirty nine degrees. The eighteenth report of the Geographic Board notes it is named for Rt. Won Mr. Justice Lyman Ley who served as counsel before the Alaskan Boundary Tribunal.
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Mount Duff
British Columbia
Alberta
The
Geographic Board
Rt. Won
Lyman Ley
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Iste
Guernsey
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Iol
Lis MecDermot
Wnnipeg
Patttern
Auios
New Bulletin
Dr. Brown
Turkey
Hudson Bay
Sit
Experimental Farm System of Canada
Lake Elay
G. Howard Fergnson
Florian
Dominion of Canada
Prairies
Central Park
Riverside Park
Cpr
Carden
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