North Country Americas Writer Sees Manitoba Frontier Progress
Chicago writer W Henderson describes northern Manitoba towns Flin Flon and Sheridan as rising frontier communities north of the 54th parallel. He praises industrial progress and lawful behavior, predicting Flin Flon will rival major continental mines and Sherritt Gordon will become a rich producer. He plans a series of stories on the north country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serpred
Maattohe
Pas
Flin Flos
Sherridan
Tamcotren
W. Heoderon
Chicago
Henderson
Actica
Manitoba
Sherritt | Gordon
Trade and immigration notes across nations
World happenings brief reports on Britain’s rising adverse trade balance for 1990 versus 1929, US immigration policy moves, a Vancouver petition to bar Orientals from Crown land ownership, signals from Canadian trade officials, and plans for a 1982 Regina grain event. Also mentions a fatal RAF bombing, Alberta water division talks, US money circulation, and a March opening of the British Empire Trade Fair in Buenos Aires with a yet-undetermined minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate Immigration Committee
Reed
B.C
White Canada Association of Vancouver
L. M. Cosgrove
Maanghal
J.A. Motherwell
Royal Air Force
Notinghamshire
Lincolnshire
England
United States
Regina
Sask
Henry L. Stinson
Congress
Hoover
Buenos Aitres
R. B. Bennett
A Word To the Farmer Must Produce Quality and Control Volume
The message to eastern farmers from Federal Minister R. Weir calls for more scientific farming, lower production costs, and clear marketing aims. Emphasizing that only quality products should be sent abroad and that sufficient volumes must be produced to hold markets once won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. R. Weir
Canada
Headlight talk hints at new navigation tech by expert
A marine expert, John Rrobins, predicts a new type of headlight with a modified radio beam combining light and sound will aid navigation. The note mentions a captain considering shifting watch to the first mate. Two states have post offices named Snowflake in Virginia and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flest
John Rrobins
States
Snowflake
Virginia
Arizona
All Tingey Pattern Promotes Paris Crepe Fashion
All Tingey models are created and sketched in Paris and the patterns made in New York. This model suits the average full figure woman with wrapped front design needing no trimming. The tunic flounce and skirt offer graceful lines. available in dark green crepy wool and adaptable to canton crepe satin crepe velvet and rayon novel. Pattern sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42. Ready for immediate delivery, hand cut. Send 25 cents to Fashion Bureau with name address and pattern size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Fashion Bureau
Pioneer Captain John Ward Templeman Dies at 87
Pioneer of the Great Lakes, Captain John Ward Templeman, died in Orillia Ontario at age 87. Born in Lincolnshire England he came to Canada in 1806 aboard the brig Seagull and spent years in the Great Lakes timber trade. He initiated navigation on the Magnetewaee at Burrs Fall in 1608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward Templeman
Great Lakes
Orillia
Ont
Lincolmshire
England
Canada
Burr’s Fall
Moose Jaw Grain Elevator Capacity Exceeded
The Dominion Government grain elevator at Moose Jaw has stored more grain than its normal capacity of 3,500,000 bushels on several occasions. On October 30 a total of 3,584,792 bushels were in store, on November 13 there were 3,570,504 bushels, and on November 22 there were 3,555,604 bushels stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tominion Government
Dominion Government
Moose Jaw
All-Canada Telephone System links Halifax to Vancouver
Canada wide telephone project moves toward a coast to coast service linking Halifax and Vancouver over 4319 miles. Long distance calls will avoid foreign routes as copper lines between Toronto and Winnipeg and heavy duty lines in western provinces proceed. Officials expect coast to coast service by spring 1932 with transcontinental calls possible by summer 1931.
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Halifax
Vancouver
Canada
Dominion
Montreal
Chicago
Seattle
Toronto
Date and Nut Roll From Betty Barclay
Recipe reads like a compact instruction for a date and nut roll. Sugar and cream boil to a soft ball then dates are folded in. After cooling the mixture is beaten with nut meats until firm enough to roll wrap chill and slice.
Apple and Orange Salad Assembly Card
Peel and slice oranges removing white membrane. Cut wedge shaped slices from red apples without peeling. Arrange on lettuce covered salad plates using alternate slices of orange and apple.
Grapefruit and Orange Segment Salad Assembly
Peel oranges and grapefruit and divide into segments rejecting all white skin. Arrange a circle of orange segments on a lettuce covered plate and fill the center with grapefruit segments.
Hog Production May Double in Western Canada
At a meeting of the Alberta Swine Breeders Association S G Carlyle livestock commissioner stated conditions in Western Canada point to hog production doubling next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alberta ‘Swine Breeders’ Association
S. G. Carlyle
Canada
World-Wide United States Shipping Service Created
Announcement in New York reveals a merger to form a world wide shipping service under the US flag by consolidating the International Mercantile Marine Company and the Roosevelt Steamship Company. Roosevelt will keep its corporate identity as Canada may gain a temporary “big brother” role to the British West Indies per the Empire Club Ottawa report urging greater West Indies trade and investment.
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United States Shipping ‘Service
United States
International Mercantile Marine Company
Roosevelt Steamship Company
New York
P. A. S. Franklin
International Mercantle Marine
Roosevelt Company
Canada
British West Indies
Empire Club of
Ottawa
Cans Giana
West Indies
London labor hearing notes tips paid for work rights
A witness testified at a recent London labor commission hearing that in some areas tips are so abundant employees pay employers for the right to work, highlighting a controversial practice during wage and employment discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Labor Commission
London
Temptations of Jesus in the Wilderness Narrated
The excerpt recounts Mark and the synoptic account of Jesus facing temptations after fasting. It covers the temptations to self reliance, to establish an earthly kingdom, and to prove divine protection, with cited interpretations by Marcus Dods and Phillips Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canst
Mark
Tecus
Matthew
Luke
Jesus
God
Rome
David
Calvary
Torus
Marcus Dods
Jim
Phillips Brooks
Exponent Of Perpetual Motion At Prince George
The Vancouver Sun reports Nicola Schmidt, a local refineer in Prince George B C, as inventor of a water and air engine described as perpetual motion with no oil use. Schmidt claims it will reduce space by about one third and weight by about half compared with top power plants, and that installation promises no ongoing costs. His secrecy about operation contrasts with manager H A Hurtubise asserting the engine will transform industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Sun
Prince George
B.C
Nicola Schmidt
Schmidt
Schmdt
H.A. Hurtubise
Resources Office Opened in Hudson Bay Junction
One of Northern Saskatchewan's three natural resources offices is now in Hudson Bay Junction. B. J. Marshall, long in charge of Porcupine reserve, becomes district superintendent with a district spanning from the Manitoba boundary to range 12 and from township 35 south to the Churchill River. Forests lands ines and fisheries in this area will be administered from the new local office. Also noted is a six cylinder car with moving parts in Paris, and sweet apple cider found to match apples in food value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Resources Office For
North
Ern
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay Junction
Haseen
B. J. Marshall
Porcupine Reserve
Manitoba
Churchill River
Long distant hiker marks 38th year at St Albans
Fred A. Dullahan a Central Vermont railway messenger at St Albans reaches his 38th year of hiking. He has averaged 10 miles daily for 300 days each year over 35 years totaling about 105000 miles. Three pennies of Edward the Elder 901 825 recently sold in London for 755 dollars.
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Wang
Cwmance
Fred A. Dullahan
Central Vermont Railway
St. Albans
Edward the Elder
London
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Britain
Board of Trade
Mary
Alberta
International Joint ‘Commission
United Seates
Pes Newspaper
Ums
Eva A. Tingey
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Frank Kellogg
Oslo
Norway
Betty Barclay
Marine Merger
Januart
Busery
Pacific Coast
Saskatchewan Resources
MNAL
Corrows
Enstalling
John A. Chantler & Co., Ltd
Wellington St. W
Toronto, Ont
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