Report aims for engineers survey on Winnipeg to Hudson Bay line
Crerar expects the National Railway engineers' report on the Winnipeg to Hudson Bay short line ready when Parliament meets. Immigration prospects include Doukhobors to Alberta from Russia and the colonies in British Columbia. Manitoba Veterinary Association forms a dominion wide veterinary association with H H Ross elected president. Daylight saving time set to start in Montreal April 27 at 1:00 am and end September 28. Windsor Hotel lands deal valued at fifteen to twenty million dollars to make it one of the continent’s largest. British Columbia public debt rises to 9,084,672 on Jan 1 1930 from 82,987,338 on Aug 20 1928. Saskatoon Common Feed Branch staff increase as seed analysts added to grain work. Ukrainians in Winnipeg call for united action against Soviet rule describing it as a reign of terror.
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T. A. Crerar
National Railway
Winnipeg
Manitoba Veterinary Association
H. H. Ross
Brandon
Montreal
Windsor Hotel
la Presse
British Columbia
W. C. Shelly
Saskatoon
Nelson
Young
Veerane
Turkey Has Queer Problem Drives Odd Trade Talk
A Turkish government inquiry to the New York Merchants' Association seeks a contact to hire an outside group to kill Turkey's wild dogs. A concession for killing and exporting hogs is discussed. Turkish officials note local religion forbids swine mating. Wild hogs now roam freely, becoming a nuisance.
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Merchants’ Association
New York
Turkey
Canetan Deal to spark Briquetting Plant in Bienfait
Hon. WH Stevens MP Vancouver says first unit of the Canetan Deal Power and Briquetting Company will be built this year at its Souris field mine five miles south of Bienfait. Equipment costs about 150,000 with total holdings exceeding 500,000. The plant aims to manufacture briquettes dry coal and power, with a stub line planned to CPR Soo line. E V Campion of Weyburn led efforts to secure Canadian financiers. The venture hinges on provincial support and field potential.
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Fim Ustt
Pst
Diente ‘Sask
Bienfait
WH Stevens
Vancouver
Itme
Souris
CPR
E. V. Campion
Weyburn
Saskatchewan
Stevens
H. N. Freeman
Freeman
Hon. M. Stevens
Regina
Elegant black silk crepe dress with self fabric bow
A fashion note describes a black silk crepe gown with a circular flare skirt, molded bodice, and large self fabric bow at the hip. It highlights feminine curves, Parisian style cues, and a low expenditure option with Style No. 273 in multiple sizes.
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Elizabeth
Havana
Cunard Line Milestones Highlight Atlantic Service Heritage
A historical note traces Cunard Line founder Samuel Cunard and the early fleet, from Halifax beginnings to the Britannia and the Erie to inaugurate mail service. It recalls 1840 Halifax Boston voyage and the rise of Cunard's steam packet era, noting ships like Britannia and the Mauretania and the line's ongoing progress.
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Meuretan Osage
Cunard Line
Nniversay
Canada
United States
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Royal Willian
Atlantic
Samuel Cunard
Mine 'Avant
Maritimes
England
Admiralty
North American
Fenlowink
Cunard
Sha
Edward
Cun Tine
Aquitania
Mauretania
Greyhound
Great Britain
Europe
Ita
Petroleum output in Canada up 88 percent in 1929
Estimates show Canada produced 1,132,800 barrels of petroleum in 1929 valued at 3,942,000 dollars, up from 624,184 barrels worth 2,035,300 dollars in 1928, an 88 percent rise. Also notes whale blubber thickness ranges from one inch to 10 or 12 inches depending on size, and a passerby questions an orphan in a brief street exchange.
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Canada
Sunday School Lesson On The Twelve Apostles And Mission
A historical Sunday school text outlines February 23 devotion with Golden Text from Matthew 9 37 38. It discusses Jesus sending the twelve apostles in pairs for training, their authority over unclean spirits and sickness, and lists the names and backgrounds of the apostles from Matthew Mark Luke and Acts with notes on Peter Andrew James John Philip Bartholomew Thomas Levi and others. includes biographical identifications and roles within the groups.
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Jesus
Mark
Acts
Peter
Philip
James
Alphaeus
Judas Iscariot
Simon
Rock
Andrew
Zebedee
John
Beth
Saida
Polycrates
Bihop
Ephesus
Asia
Bartholomew
Nathanael
Thomas
Matthew
Levi
Thaddeus
Judas
R.V
Luke
Iscariot
Lebbaeus
Simon the
Cananacan
Simon Zalotes
Cana
Night Winds In the Rockies Phenomenon Found in Western Range
A meteorological effect in Waterton Lakes National Park Alberta involves warm daytime air rising in valleys and a cooling downslope wind from peaks. The downslope current brings pine and larch scents and may reach alpine meadows two thousand feet up, noticeable at Cameron Falls and Sofa Mountain.
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Waterton Lakes National Park
Alberta
Cameron Falls
Sofa Mountai
Wealthy Americans face record millionaires tax data
Treasury figures show about 40 000 millionaires in the United States in 1923 income data, with 496 paying taxes on more than 1 million dollars in 1928, the largest such group yet. In 1927 roughly 290 paid taxes on incomes over 1 million dollars. A scientist predicts the next war may be wireless, a notion that sometimes seems imminent.
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United States
Treasury Department
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King
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Rall
Siiqueting
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Woupeg
Zambuk Bhin
Eczema & Rash
Unday
Entu
Rockies
Halloran
Dental
Baltimore
Waspirin
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
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