Argentina Signs Wheat Pact In World Prosperity Effort
London reports Argentina signed the international wheat agreement giving the pact momentum. It aims to rehabilitate the wheat industry, stabilize prices, and promote consumption in importing countries. Argentina is the 22nd signatory, with export limits and a 15 percent reduction by the Big Four in 1934 35.
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Harvest Progress Report Across Prairie Provinces
A Dominion crop report says rain delayed harvests but progress is underway in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Threshing 90 percent in early Manitoba districts with delays from rain. cutting near completion in southern Saskatchewan and central Alberta. standing grain remains in east central areas. potato crop light with some improved root crops.
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Seaport Tourists Reach Churchill by First Train
The first tourist excursion train into Churchill, Manitoba, carried Manitoba and Saskatchewan holidaymakers and visited The Pas and other northern points. Passengers viewed the port’s freighters, elevator, and ships. cargo from Antwerp to Glasgow and Newcastle included spirits and varied goods for Saskatoon Regina Winnipeg and other centers. The Pennyworth led the season into port with over a thousand tons of cargo and CN Rail oversaw transfer to destinies in the Prairie Provinces.
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University of Saskatchewan
Towns Trade Territory Depends On Local Enterprise
The trade territory of a town is shaped by its business people and residents, not by distance to neighbors. Advertising, consistent effort, and reliable promises bring in trade from a widening radius, building a town’s reputation as proactive and engaged.
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