Farmers Decide Export Meat Won't Be Profitable
The United Farmers of Alberta debate a cooperative chilled beef export plan. Saskatchewan Grain Growers warn of farming hardship before price parity, while officials doubt Alberta beef shipments to Britain will be profitable. George Hoadres notes government stance. WR Allan named Bank of Canada president.
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Calgary
B. Munseltuam
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association
United Farmers of Alberts
United Farmers of Alberta
Line Reper
Algeria
George Hoadres
Alberta
Earth Shocks Felt In Los Angeles
Severe earth shocks were felt in Los Angeles on January 17, shaking windows and buildings across many districts. Nine distinct tremors occurred between 7 and 8:30 o clock, causing widespread alarm among residents who speculated on earthquakes or naval artillery from nearby fleet guns.
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Los Angeles
United States Pacite
Bulgarian ruler seeks sale of elephants and buffalos
King Boris of Bulgaria aims to privatize part of the royal menagerie. He plans to dispose of two elephants and several fine buffalos housed near the summer palace outside Sofia.
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Boris
Bulgaria
Summer Palace
Sofia
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement claims the Golden Medical Discovery cured rheumatism after years of failure with other medicines. It mentions Dr Anurte and Dr Golden and asserts rapid improvement and complete relief, urging readers with coughs or chronic ailments to try the product.
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Anurte
Golden
Aiden
Union Bank of Canada Aids Agriculture in 1921–22 Report
The Union Bank of Canada’s annual report highlights strong cash position with assets exceeding 152 million and outstanding loans to Canadian farmers over 62 million. It notes deposits near 39.41 million, a high quick-asset ratio at 8 percent, and a cautious liberal policy attracting savings. The report frames bank support as stabilizing for agriculture amid challenging conditions.
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Union Bank of
Union Bank
Trong
Inc
Otter
Canada
Union
de Osttn
Ublic
Honor for Italian Unknown Soldier Ceremony In Rome
United States soldiers formed a composite battalion and took part in a ceremony in Rome honoring the Italian unknown soldier buried at the national shrine. The event marked the bestowal of the Congressional Medal of Honor on an American officer near the tomb.
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U.S
Rome
United States
Agen
Richard W. C
Italy
Ontario Dairy School Destroyed By Fire
Fire destroyed the Eastern Ontario Dairy School in Kingston, property of the Ontario Government. Estimated loss around 40000 dollars. The school produced about 150000 pounds of butter annually and about 150 farmers relying on the home industry will be affected.
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Kingston
Influenza closes schools and halts naval exercise
The influenza outbreak remains widespread. Naval crews cannot sail for their annual Atlantic Fleet exercise. Dover bans children from moving picture theatres and public schools close. Northampton reports widespread illness among teachers. Cold weather may slow the disease.
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London
Dover
Northampton
Down
France Seeks Understanding Amid European Peace Talks
The article reports ongoing efforts by France to understand and maintain peace in Europe. It covers diplomatic exchanges with other nations, promises of reparations, and the goal of a lasting framework for European cooperation. Leaders emphasize unity and a shared pursuit of stability.
Menkins Company to Erect South African Grain Elevators
Officials of the Menkins Company prepare the staff for a South African project leaving on January 20, with 26 Canadians among a multinational team. Mr Menkins notes the firm is Canadian and that most materials will come from Britain or South Africa, with an outlay of £1,250,000 and less than £30,000 spent abroad for special needs.
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London
Menkins Company
South Africa
Menkins
Resolution seeks profit division and grain rules in Manitoba
A Manitoba legislature resolution by J. Bert of St Boniface urges the federal government to require profits be shared between grain companies and producers via participation certificates. It also calls penalizing mixing grain with Canadian standard wheat and full annual government disclosure of grain land, cost, dockage, and screening reports.
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St. Boniface
Manitoba
Winnipeg
J. Bert
St Boniface
Belgian Charged With Obtaining Money Under False Pretences
Vancouver reports George Darrison a Belgian is in hospital with bullet wounds after resisting arrest on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences. He advertised for workers for a paper mill to be started at Coquitlam BC with Belgian capital and reportedly collected deposits for board and lodging for prospective employees.
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Vancouver
George Darrison
South Vancouver
Darrison
Coquitlam
Salmon Shipment Figures From British Columbia Trade
In 1921 British Columbia packed 2 548 salmon cases and realized 6 000 000. About 129 000 pinks remained to be sold. France absorbed a large share of pinks while Great Britain took over half of the sockeye pack of 162 914 cases, leaving about 75 000 cases for Canadian consumption.
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Sritaif
France
B.C
Victoria
British Columbia
Great Britain
States Accept Invitation to Study Ancona Treaty
A Chilean representative will study the execution form of the Treaty of Ancona in Washington to address the Tacna Arica dispute with Peru. Peru may receive a similar invitation from the United States as part of upcoming diplomacy. Belfast reports Irish Nationalists will soon take seats in the Northern Parliament after boycotts. The Prince of Wales begins a journey from Madras to Bangalore marking a long Central Indian tour.
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Chile
Treaty of Ancona
Santiago
United States
Washington
Tacna-Arica
Peru
Belfast
Irish Free State
Belfast Telegraph
Madras
British India
Prince of Wales
Bangalore
Central India
Kashrakr
Milburn Heart and Nerve Pills Praised in Woman's Letter
A Toronto reader reports relief from severe heart and nerve symptoms after using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. She describes insomnia dizziness and inability to perform housework improving after six bottles. The endorsement credits doctors trial and eventual recovery with the remedy.
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Veranson
Loganville
Milburn
Pric
Dine T. Milburn Co. Limited
Toronto
U F A Urges Reinstatement of Canada Wheat Board
UFA delegates in Calgary press for reinstating the Canada Wheat Board under James Stewart to manage the 1922 wheat crop. They cite world shortages and demand from Britain, France, and other nations, while Premier Wood seeks guidance on whether a voluntary pool or a centralized board best serves farmers.
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Calgary
Canada Wheat Control Board
James Stewart
U Farmers of Alberta
United Farmers of Manitoba
Saskatchewan Growers’ Association
T Fares
Jan
H. Wood
Snc
Wood
Woo
Jim Tewart
Judge Mabee
la Head
Fente Country
Jim Stewart
Genoa Conference Programme Outlined
The Genoa Conference programme has been officially made public. It lists four main topics: translating the Cannes resolution of January 6, 1922 into action, establishing peace on a solid basis, restoring economic confidence without altering existing treaties, and addressing financial questions including currency and banking systems.
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Farrs
Genoa
Cannes
Experimental Frozen Fish Shipment Aims Atlantic Route
An experimental 260 ton consignment of frozen fish leaves British Columbia bound for New York via the Panama Canal. If undamaged, this voyage could shift much freight from Prince Columbia to the east. Washington lawmakers push a bill to authorize President Harding to turn over surplus army medical supplies up to 1 million dollars to relief groups for famine districts in Russia. The measure advances to the president.
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Fort Atlantic Coast
Vancouver
British Columbia
Atlantic Coast
New York
Panama Canal
Prin Columbia
Russia
Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Germany Makes First Reparations Payment to Paris
Germany has paid 31,000,000 gold marks to Paris under a recent decision. One commissioner in Cannes will oversee payments every ten days while awaiting a broader reparations scheme decision.
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Germany
Paris
Cannes
Working Full Time at Massey Hare Company
The Massey Hare Company announced that 600 employees on the payroll would be placed on full time. The firm expressed hope this longer time would prevail for some weeks.
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Safford
Massey Hare
Genoa Conference Seen Hinge on U S Action
Soviet minister of war Leon Trotsky warned a Genoa meeting would fail without strong U S participation. He said Russia would attend even if France stays away, and supported a general disarmament plan though wary of France. A separate item notes a Penny Bank clerk being robbed by a bank messenger.
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Leon Tretzky
Moscow
United States
Trotzky
Russia
Genoa
Trotsky
France
Cabinet tensions cloud British premier as Parliament delay looms
The London Times reports a possible move by Lloyd George to resign in favor of Austen Chamberlain, creating a working Unionist majority, while Sinn Fein exits remain. The Evening Standard cites postponement of Parliament to February 7 for financial preparations and a pending economy committee report by Chamberlain and Geddes.
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Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
United Unionist Party
House of Commons
Sinn Fein
Times
Genoa
Austin Chamberlain
Erle Geddes
Evening Standard
Neation
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US Department of Agriculture
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