Kinistin encounter and fur trade conflicts in Saskatchewan
A first person recollection describes early December meetings with Kinistin traders near Long Creek and Fort Qu’Appelle, tensions over stolen pelts, hostile displays, and a fragile trade network. The narrative shifts to trading posts, Riel era rumors, and spring travel toward Duck Lake with discussions of Indian bands and a forthcoming continuation.
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Long Creek
Hodno's Bay Company
HBC
Mink
Baldaces
Kinistin
Wid
Gian
Ki Say-Thenish
Vas
Chadas
HB Co
Hadion's Bay
Maurice
Cess
Kinistin's
Riel
Duck Lake
Haverth
Thronghout
Saskatchewan
Apri
Weah-gun
Wavial
Ceport
Madson's Bay
Joe McKay
Biel
First Entry in Cross Atlantic Race Trophy Received
New York reports the first entry to the Atlantic race trophy awarded by King Albert of Belgium. The item was received from Professor Walter F. and measures about forty five feet in length with a water depth of eighteen to sixty five feet.
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New York
King Albert
Belgium
Walter F
Honor For Divine Sarah in Legion of Honor Promotion
The article notes the promotion of Sarah to a leadership role in the Legion of Honor in recognition of her work promoting French art. It highlights her efforts supporting Bernhardt and advancing artistic causes.
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Sarah
Legion of 4
Disapprove Lifting Cattle Embargo Reported
A note from the National Conference in London on Canada’s cattle embargo raises opposition. Authorities debate policy and implications for trade and agricultural interests.
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London
Royal Agncel
Condemns Eggs From China
A brief notice reports condemnation actions against eggs imported from China. The item outlines regulatory concerns and mentions authorities overseeing import safety.
Reported Visit by Princess Mary
Outawa reports a princess Mary visit planned next fall with details Lingering uncertainty and no city confirmation. Local officials mention possible events but no firm schedule or venues released.
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Princess Mary
Outawa
Mary
Express Rates Boosted by Railway Commission
Express rates for Ganalisa lines rise 35 percent on first class 25 percent on second and 20 percent on commodities like cream fruit and ish. The commission notes the increase is to standardize express charges across city town and country removing cartage differentials.
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Aenesby
Ganalisa Express
Crerar Endorsed by Saskatchewan Grain Growers Leader
Crerar receives endorsement from the Saskatchewan Grain Growers. Maharg, president, lauds his leadership and outlines the farmers' association role in politics. He discusses railway issues, immigration policy, and the economic reform needed to sustain Dominion-wide agriculture and a protected wheat market.
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Mage Jin
Sackatchewan
Graie Gores
Cally
Crerar i
Crerar
Hon
JA. Maharg
Action
Farmers’ Association
Bnbute
Les
Ottawa-Grevereman to End Overlap in Agriculture Departments
The federal and provincial departments of agriculture plan to remove overlaps and create closer cooperation through an agreement. Three separate provincial divisions will be traded and expert groups will be called upon by the federal department, except when arrangements are constrained.
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Ottawa
Grevereman
Unclear German Peace Protests Mentioned in Report
The article notes German protests over reparations at the peace conference. It suggests expectations were lower given recent German actions and the perceived progress of the conference.
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Germany
Manitoba Declares Butter Champions at Western Dairy Convention
Manitoba takes butter title amid dairy show events at the Western Dairy convention. Manitoba delegate Manitoba and Saskatchewan compete with entries from Alberta and Nova Scotia as proceedings note senate vacancies and a death of a senator.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Western Dairy
Alberta
Sassy Karchewan
Scotia
Liquor Act Prosecutions Highlight Chief Ritchie Remarks
Chief of Police Ritchie comments on the liquor act as prosecutions proceed under the act during 1970. The report notes enforcement steps and the tone of official remarks amid ongoing cases.
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Ritchie
Washington President and Mrs Wilson Attend Theatre Trip
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson were seen at a theatre outing recently, marking a rare public appearance as he has been ill for over a year. The event underscores ongoing efforts to maintain public duties during recovery.
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Washington
Wilson
Duke Sacred Natives Boycott Against System Caleaits Gandhi
In a terse report the boycott is framed as resistance against the system. It mentions MK Gandhi and India in the context of ongoing political action.
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India
Caleaits
MK Gandhi
Turkish Demands and Military Clause Revisions
A readable fragment notes Turkish demands in treaty talks. It calls for safeguarding Turkish sovereignty, defense autonomy, and a modified military clause allowing Turkey to retain a defensive army. The context suggests ongoing negotiations on rights and dependence postwar arrangements.
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Turkey
National Grain Marketing System Entitled as Hope
National system of grain marketing is cited as the sole hope. Training allowances for soldiers in progress are being cut as of March 31. Only applicants recommended before that date and who begin training by May 15 will receive allowances, otherwise suspensions follow.
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Canane Board
Alleged Boycott Campaign at Saskatchewan Growers Convention
The Grain Growers' convention debates Resolution No 15 about advertisers withdrawing support from papers backing the New National Policy. G F Chinan, editor, claims advertisers seek to control Canadian press and challenge democratic institutions. The text signals tension between press freedom and political influence.
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Moose Jaw
Theskatchewan Growers
G. F Chinan
Guide
Press of Canada
Tal Democratic Institut
Chigman
Wilson calls Senate special session amid Harding request
Acting on President elect Harding's appeal, Wilson convenes a Senate session for March 4 to address cabinet plans and other matters. Delegates at the convention in Langley discuss farm concerns, wheat prices, and the need for unity among farmers to stabilize markets and counteract wheat board criticism.
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Washington
Wilson
Harding
Senate
Langley
Sasha
JW. Wong
U d
Mthcta
Chaima
Sentanent
Wheat Board
Lins
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ontario
Germany Faces Burden of Allied Occupation Costs
A Brussels report outlines Germany’s finances under the peace treaty with estimates showing expenses multiplied since 1919. It notes taxes aimed at covering obligations and warns of rising debt and currency issues as the 1919 and 1920 budgets included large credits for occupation expenses and treaty execution.
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Germany
Brussels
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