Grain Growers Press For Railway Grain Help
Grain Growers push for H B Railway support amid provincial and federal efforts. Central board and representatives from elevator and grain buyers associations seek cooperation on canal construction and wheat policy. Government responses cited amid debates on trade provisions and subsidies.
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Ronceres
Hadson
Honspe Hanelos
Anne Jon Debe
Rene Walt
Langley
Enna
von Theta
St Lawrence Waterway Route Aims At Savings And Growth
A 1840s discussion outlines a deep waterways project under DW McLaulan of the Department of Hallways and Canals, citing potential transport savings and a 2250 a ton rate for freight. The plan, linked with the Quatic on ag Pan Europe context, references the steamer Norman P. Clement, a British vessel launched by Samuel Whi nd Company Rose, weighing about 2 tons deadweight.
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Ottawa
Lawrence Deep Waterways Project
McLaulan
Department of Hallways and Canals
Hngmnewring Institute of Canada
Lowel Grerntie
Quitic
Ahi
Oman
Tulee
Capadion
East Canes
Boe
Norman P. Clement
Pension Board Change Demands stirred by Dominion Veterans
A fragmented report shows Dominion Veterans demanding changes to the Pension Board and alleging neglect and injustice. Officials in the department face pressure as they respond to petitions and ridicule, while criticism grows over proposed reform and parliamentary procedures.
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Iain
Pudera
Altianor
Taxation debate at Western Canada Manufacturers' meeting
Delegates at a special general meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association from Western Canada discussed high taxation and tariffs as causes and effects. Mr. Smith urged changes to taxation, warning that population growth outpaced infrastructure and that current levies burden industry and workers. The report notes broader economic concerns, including labor disputes, clothing industry lockouts, and immigration issues affecting the Canada plan.
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Iistead
Canadian grain output pledge sparks trade debate
The Grain Commission chair, Mr. Les, returning from Chicago, said Canada can produce grain cheaper and with quality comparable to the United States. He noted Canada’s land and records support lower costs, boosting confidence in domestic production.
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Toms
Isakig
Weir
Canada
Corr
Greim
Les
Chicago
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Weigh Provincial Action
A report from the Saskatchewan Grain Growers convention discusses the impracticality of provincial action at present. It notes the association’s growth, director insights, and debates over using the machinery of the union in social and economic efforts, with concerns about constitutional implications. The text reflects tensions among members regarding the organization’s future direction and potential provincial cooperation.
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Saskatchewan
Watch Possible Encroachments From Canada on U S
The article discusses Canada claiming vast northern areas and the United States potential annexation plans. It notes criticism from Washington and mentions Shenandoah and border concerns as context for possible encroachments and territorial shifts.
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Canada
U.S
Washington
Sally
United States
Shenandoah
Labor Party To Lend Aid To Agriculture In London
London reports indicate the Labour Party plans early actions to support agriculture under Prime Minister J. Ratsay MacDonald. The new ministry faces a cautious reception with inquiries into agricultural policy and housing proposals anticipated as the government steadies its leadership. The Clyde and other regions are mentioned in context, with Smillie and key figures shaping the party’s first measures and defense concerns cited as a broader backdrop.
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London
J. Ratsay MacDonald
Labay
Siiper
Haldine
Chancelior
Optimism Is Abroad at Rotary Luncheon in Winnipex
Col Mullins addressed the Rotary Club luncheon in Winnipex praising optimism and community strength. He spoke on breeding, feeding, and finishing cattle, urging readers to see Canadian farms as a model for renewed confidence and economic vigor.
Employment Decline Reported in Early January
A garbled OCR note discusses employment declines. It references January figures and hints at past comparisons with the previous year. The legible elements point to economic conditions and job losses around the start of the year.
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Orena
Leena
Women In All Parts Of Canada Notice Row
Mrs CM Latlamme touted various pills to help ailments claiming success with kidney and wealth benefits. The Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers Limited and officials discuss trust status while no action has been taken yet.
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Maine Mayer
Lambare Neon Wheatnation
Pala Accope
Canada
Bayer Minufateur
Try
Bayer Manufactasn
Agames Isnltations. Ie
Payer Company
Bayer Crows
CM. Latlamme
Dad Redney
Fannie
Thi
Ples
Pauenyy
Mino
Alberta Cooperative Wheat Producers
Gor Jom
Pook
Conallian Press
Trusten
Sanford Evans Seeks Select Committee on Farm Marketing
W. Sanford, Manitoba legislature member, moves a notice of motion urging the appointment of a select committee to examine farm marketing. The proposal calls for empowered inquiry, reporting opinions and recommendations on marketing bodies, payers, and related matters.
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Sanford Evans
Manitoba
House
Yin Uw
W. Sanford Oan
Federal field remains focus of grain route plan speech
A muddled OCR note cites Hon. J. A. Max addressing Saskatchewan grain growers at their annual convention. The text references federal politics, the Pact coast grain route development, and Saskatchewan’s role, but details are fragmented and unclear.
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Hudson's Bay
J. A. Max
Saskatchewan
Story of Canada Will Be Told at Exhibition
A Canadian narrative will be presented at the Beit Pamave Exhibition. Officials promise a thorough account of Dominion history from early settlement to modern life.
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Canada
Cata
Onkdine
Petition From Depositors Seeks Government Help for Bank Losses
The Home Back depositors present a petition to government arguing the loss from a collapse should be borne by the country. Home Bank of Cynada is cited as national responsibility. Depositors and shareholders furnish written verification of losses. Government promised sympathetic hearing and possible relief measures.
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Cynada
Priiatnent
Up To Labor Party Now Have a Chance to Show What They Can Do London
The Daily Merial labor organ argues the British Labor Party must prove its capacity after years of Liberal governance. It contends the party now faces scrutiny to outline plans and justify public trust as support grows.
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London
Merial
City
Acquired Draft Plan Aims to Aid Farmers at Vancouver Harbor
A fragmented report outlines a strategy to aid farmers in Vancouver by reserving bins in elevators and securing harbor facilities. It mentions funding or bonds and delays until farmers can meet rent obligations, with references to local entities and tentative timelines. The text is unclear but centers on support measures for agricultural logistics.
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Harbor Board
Vancouver
Annie
New Dominion Fuel Supply Sought Amid Connecticut
Dr Carmell warns a new fuel source is essential for Dominion as Pennsylvania anthracite may run out. Deputy minister cites Canada’s coal regions Alberta Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia as potential supply fixes and calls for long term planning to stabilize year round production.
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Santa Tarelaced
Chi
Carmsell
Canada
Oainty
Vane i
California
Mexico
Peru
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Nova Scotia
Seppii's
United States
Canada May Resume Trade With Soviets
Government reports indicate Canada weighing steps to restore trade with the Soviet Union. Ottawa observers note limited contacts and talks on broader commerce, with no Canadian trade commissioner stationed in Soviet territory and past trade missions having stalled.
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Canada
Soviets
Russia
Russie
Ruste
Isola
Lol
Witenes
Janburg
Weis
Slonées
Whckel
Saint Wald
Trade Commission
Landon
Indian War Veterans and Returned Soldiers Aimed at Detachment
An obscure report describes Indian War veterans and returned soldiers unlikely to revert to primitive life. It notes omens, the Indian Department administered programs, and mentions a prisoner named McMurray under corporal punishment. Walter J. Francis, Montreal, newly elected president of the Engineering Institute of Canada, discusses engineers and a banquet. The death of Hon. Geo. R. Caldwell, minister of education in Wyoming, is reported. born 1838 in Lyani, Ohio.
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New
POE
Indian Department
Specks
Walter J. Francis
Montreal
Engineering Institute of Canada
Geo. R. Caldwell Beandones
Tobeus Caldwell
Hobs
Wy. Roblin
Lyani
Oat
This Article Will Interest Every Mother
This item presents a brief, unreadable fragment likely targeted to mothers. The readable words hint at a promotional or advisory piece with unclear context and no identifiable persons or organizations.
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