Early Wheat Experiments At Ottawa Farm To Shorten Maturity
Ottawa experimental farm official George Saunders announced plans to breed wheat varieties that mature in about 79 days, aiming to rival Manitoba wheats with better quality and a shorter growing period to avoid early frost losses. He described methods, origins from India, and the goal of higher market value while notes on global practices and rail freight considerations were included.
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Solomon's Temple Dedication and Biblical Reflections
Commentary on 1 Kings construction and dedication of Solomon's temple notes the ark, groveed cherubim, and divine presence filling the house. The piece links temple imagery to Christ as believers’ bodies, cites prophecies of the new Jerusalem, and stresses God’s faithfulness and the foundations of atonement through Christ’s blood. It closes with brief notes on Temperance and a quip about waves and fish.
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Recut
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Christ
Jachin
Boaz
Solomon Bean
Rail matters stall as arbitration draws delay
The Chartman Mabee presides over a hearing on the Vancouver, Victoria and Eastern Railway Company diversion for Delta, delaying land value disputes. The Western board also reviews a Guernsey Saskatchewan complaint about CPR grain rates to Fort William and eastern points, noting a shorter line may improve rate outcomes. The piece also contrasts Republican and Socialist critiques, warning of growing discontent if injustices persist.
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Victoria
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Saskatchewan
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Stade
Canada and Britain tariff clash shapes postwar trade talks
London reports suggest the Berl association will publish a memorial on readjusting mint Canadian commercial relations. The note says many manufacturers have long kept Canada business relations without profits, hoping the tariff dispute ends. It argues removal of surtax could spur Canadian development and hints at a Germany Canada tariff agreement in exchange for surtax removal, with a conventional tariff and preserving Britain’s existing preference.
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London
Eng
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Germany
Great Britain
LiveStock Branch Directory for Canada Breeders Issued
The LiveStock Branch lists breeders of pure bred stock in the Dominion and notes the directory groups over one hundred pages. It aims to help farmers locate purebred males and arrange purchases or carload shipments to distribute desirable animals where needed.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Canada
Geonaiste
Othe
Nati ental Railway signs Moncton to Winnipeg project
The National Railway Company signed the final contract to build the entire line from Moncton to Winnipeg. A 204 mile stretch through Ontario’s clay belt from Lake Abitibi toward Lake Nepigon was awarded to the lowest tenderers MP and W H Davis Great Lumber Move dominates Northwest and British Columbia markets as demand soars. Lumber buyers report figures from 25 to 50 million feet with vast inquiries and quiet placement of orders.
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Natiental Railway Co
Moncton
Winnipeg
New Ontario
App Lake Abitibi
Lake Nepigon
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W. H. Davis
Vancouver
B.C
Tvere
Northwest States
British Columbia
Aeroplane Peril and British Air Power Debate in London
The article surveys a British debate on aerial warfare and continental threat. It cites remarks by Sir Hiram and others about flying machines’s potential to bomb English towns, a claimed Aeroplane patent, and calls for modernized engines. It notes editorial reactions in The Morning Post and Toronto Globe on empire unity and economic unity proposals.
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England
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Wrights
Eng
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Post
Eift
Viscount Milner
Rodolphe Lemieux
Canada Clib
Exonerates Oil Company in fatal distillation case
After five sittings exhaustive evidence was kept in the distillation of defective coal oil the coroner’s jury absolved the Winnipeg Oil Company of blame in Mrs Holmes’s death. The verdict held the cause was due to diluted gasoline and not the company’s shipment for retail.
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