Dominion Forestry Convention Promotes Timber Protection
Winnipeg delegates at the Dominion Forestry Convention heard urging for forest protection as crucial to railway needs and water flow. CPR official Detain highlighted five billion feet of timber in equipment and others promoted reserves and public recreation to secure future forest resources.
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Winnipeg
Youmpex
Dominion Forestry Convention
CPR
Dutton
General Western Lumber Company
R. J. Taley Wooks
Alberta
Malcolm Ross
Saskntchewan
Parker
College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Coal for German Fleet Found in Western Canada
Dr. Reinhart Hoppe of Oakland California located a major coal area on the Smoky River in northern Alberta near Edmonton. The 32,000 acre field is near the Grand Trunk Pacific main line and is said to contain anthracite grade coal like Pennsylvania hard coal. Parliament previously secured a charter for rail lines to develop coal fields and the German Government seeks coal for stations on the Pacific. with the Panama Canal opening, routes via Vancouver are expected to bring large shipments to Germany and other countries.
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Reinhart Hoppe
Okland
Cal
Canada
Smoky River
Nor ‘Alberta
pEdmonton
Grand Trunk Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Panama
Vancouver
Ve Canal
Hodgetts Heads to England for Conservation Study
Dr. C. A. Hodgetts of the commission of conservation travels to England to study city sewage pollution control and waterway administration. He will attend the English speaking meeting in London and represent Canada at the international medical congress next month. He expects to be away about two months.
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England
Ottawa
C. A. Hodgetts
Commission of Conservation
Zeppelin Flight Firm Reports Yearly Losses Amid Subsidies
Zeppelin's Don't Pay air ships firm reports its fiscal year results show a loss of 150,000 despite substantial German government subsidies. The article notes the doubling of airship prices from 12,000 to 250,000 and attributes the loss to a string of airship disasters and costly accidents. Toronto officials report northern Ontario timber losses were minimal, with fires mainly destroying barren land.
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Los
Zeppelin
Toronto
Ontario Department of Land, Forests and Mines
Ontario
Wonderful Raised Picture of Irrigation Model Shown at Lethbridge
A large scale bird’s eye view model of the Ca Jan Pacific Railway irrigated farms in Southern Alberta is shown in Lethbridge. The 920 foot long display includes ditches trees houses telephone lines and railways with exact miniature operations. The model was created with great expense and insured for 4000 dollars and will be showcased during the Western Canada Irrigation Association convention over three days next month.
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Worming
Bassane
Lethbridge Ridge
Hamano
Ca Jan Pacifc
Western
Canada
Lethbridge
Ards
Europaper
Tecoma
Alberta
Emigration Shift Buoys Australia Amid Decline
Emigration from Britain to Australia remains buoyant in earlier reports, but a drop in Australian arrivals is noted as steamship firms warn of a lighter trade. Canada still sends many emigrants from England and Scotland, while South Seas services feel the impact of reduced passenger demand and lighter shiploads.
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London
Great Britain
England
Canada
Scotland
South Seas
Australia
New Zealand
Uncalled For Attack on Canadian Credit Sparks Discussion
London voice labels Payne remarks mischievous and harmful to Canadian municipal credit. A high financial author with Canada ties says the attack worsens the situation and calls for meetings in central Canadian provinces to discuss measures to protect themselves against possible retaliation.
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Friends of Canada
London
Canada
Railway Strike Affects 100000 Eastern New York Workers
Railway men across 45 Eastern lines vote 94 percent for a strike over higher wages. The action awaits final approval by a 1000 member general committee after a conference with railroad managers. A Saturday meeting could ratify unless firms raise offers or accept arbitration.
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New York
Eastern Railways
Brotherhood of Railway
Militancy Suppressed Says Report on Suffragists
A government report claims militancy by suffragettes has dwindled from 204 sentenced for militant outrages to 21, with 12 temporarily released. Nine in prison are on food regulation, police note militancy as an organized movement nearly ceased. A meeting at Queen Hall urged repeal, and the King sent sympathy to William Lever after a country residence near Norwich was burned.
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Lonao
Queen Hall
William Lever
Norwich
Vesuvius Activity and Eruption Warnings
Naples reports that Vesuvius remains active with no long quiet period since 1790. Scientists note seven-year proximities and the 1906 eruption as a reference point. Crater vapor includes chlorine compounds, but this does not guarantee an imminent violent eruption.
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Vesuvius
Naples
Cere An
Mercalli
Premier of Ireland Home Rule Bill Passes Third Reading
The Home Rule Bill has passed its third reading and will be sent to the King and Queen to open the first Irish Parliament in Dublin. Redmond and Dillon are to receive Irish Privy council roles, with Redmond possibly retiring from active leadership and a working majority expected in the House of Commons. Ulster plans remain unclear amid cautious nationalist optimism and potential royal residence discussions.
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Ulster
London
Dublin
Reduad
Ireland
Bank of England
Parliament
College Green
Duke of Connaught
Redmond
Premier plans poet laureate appointment after death
In the House of Commons the premier stated plans to fill the vacant poet laureateship created by Alfred Austin's death. He indicated intent to appoint, but warned he might not accept expanding the office to include broader duties or a title of literature.
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Alfred Austin
House of Commons
Crop prospects praised by William McKenzie in Toronto interview
William McKenzie president of the CNK returned from the west and forecast a bumper wheat crop in Canada. He cited improved rolling stock and terminal facilities and noted potential grain movement to Montreal via Fort William and Duluth as lines near completion. He downplayed banking stringency and cited prior prosperity driving capital demand.
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Willam Mackenziliver
Iterview
Toronto
Canada
William McKenzie
C.N K
West
Fort Wiliam
Duluth
Monreal
Anadian
Eiger
Enurry
Nes
Market Report on Western Canadian and U S Grain Prospects
The weekly grain letter from Thomped Lone & Co Winnipeg notes varied rainfalls and seasonable temperatures. Western Canada sees favorable conditions with heavy rains and steady growth, while drought pressures lessen in Manitoba and Minnesota. The report predicts U S and Canadian wheat output near last year’s total depending on upcoming weather, with winter and spring crops supporting overall volumes.
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Canada
Mantoba
Wesink
Manly
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Dakotas
United States
Bridge Construction Aims to Link Moose Jaw and Minneapolis
The article notes a railroad bridge 147 feet above water with a 20 by 20 foot base, built by the Canadian Pacific Railway on western lines. It places the structure among major projects at Lethbridge and a location under construction, linking Moose Jaw to Edmonton and a direct line from Minneapolis.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Moose Jaw
Eamon
Ton
Minneapolis
1. Paul
South Saskatchewan River
Outlook
Sask
Wheat market outlook and border trade notes in Western Canada
Reports from Western Canada describe improved winter wheat prospects, with prices steady as supply prospects remain favorable. Traders note banks cautious on real estate but grain financing remains strong due to quick turnover and storability. Western markets show active option trading but dull cash wheat due to lack of export demand. European harvests trend positive. Argentine crop progress favorable, Australia drier, futures for flax and barley move modestly.
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Canada
Balkan Penins
Australia
Winnipeg
Albert
West Me
Barty
Barle
Fort William
Port Artur
Losige
Port Arthur
Alberta Agriculture Minister heads east to select college staff
Hon Duncan Marshall Alberta minister of agriculture travels to the eastern states to visit agricultural colleges in Wisconsin and HinbLa and other sites. He plans to form staff for three agriculture schools with demonstration farms at Vermilion and Claresholm. Principals for these schools are already appointed.
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Edmonton
Duncan Marshall
Alberta
East
Wisconsin
Hin Bla
Vermilion
Claresholm
Compliment Paid to Canada Barred Exhibits from North Dakota
North Dakota exhibitors at the wins contest faced barriers as Canadian entries drew praise. The secretary of the North Dakota Fair association noted that the strong Canadian display could discourage local exhibitors.
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North Dakota
Bruce
Winnipeg
Thas Neal
Moses and the burning bush in a Sunday lesson
The article reflects on Moses at the burning bush, noting his initial reluctance and God’s patient guidance. It cites scriptural links from Exodus and Luke, highlighting God’s names and mission to deliver Israel, with lessons on faith, obedience, and God’s steadiness. It also briefly mentions harbor police developments under new leadership and staffing.
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Cimmemary
Moses
Ming
Go Ofen
Stephen
Abraham
Jacob
Jesus
Joshua
Abe
la Good Shepherd
Tam
Lord
Israel
Pharaoh
Aaron
Chris
Cal
Lecael
Egypt
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Smoky River District
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Erin
the Market Report
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Faduet
Farquivan Robertaon
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