World Happenings Briefly Told From Various Regions
RCMP campaign to remove firearms in Saskatchewan continues. International Peace Congress closed with Kellogg proposal support. Manitoba mining payments hit record monthly level per federal report. King George plans to relinquish Abergeldie Castle after long lease. Dr Ho Gee named assistant professor at Yale after Toronto PhD. Amalgamation talks of Marconi and Eastern Telegraphs near. Imperial Radio involvement noted. Dr Duncan Campbell Scott appointed Northwest Territories commissioner replacing late Greenway. Montreal bylaw from 1870 against unnecessary noise invoked in court. local music firm fined for gramophone disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
King George
Abergeldie Castle
King Faward
Queen Victoria
Ho Gee
Toronto
Yale Universities
University of California
Gee
Marconi
Eastern
Imperial Radio
Duncan Campbell Scott
Indian Affairs
Northwest Territories
John W. Greenway
Dominion Lands
Montreality Council
Alberta Wool Market Eyes Japan Trade Ties
Alberta agri department reports Japanese interest in wool samples from Alberta with expected imports and possible private orders. Delegations from Kobe Japan and Manchurian railway officials visit to explore trans Pacific trade. Hungary Farmers Association of Saskatchewan forms to aid 40000 Hungarians in the province. A poem fragment notes rain after a red sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Alberta
Agricultural Department
Edmonton
K. Miyanishi
Kobe
Miyanishi
X. Kanda
Capt. T. Kawakami
Hungarian Farmers’ Association of
Saskatchewan
Tritz Leisebaker
Horizon
Regina
How to Fight the Increasing Cost of Living
A brief note from Pele Mele in Paris mentions a price increase for the book How to Fight the Increasing Cost of Liv ing and asks if readers have ordered it. The exchange confirms rising costs affecting publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Farmers Marketing Tour to Great Britain and Denmark 1928
The group visits Dent and the Cenotaph in Whitehall and views Westminster Abbey and Parliament. They tour Harwich, board the Jylland for Denmark, and meet Danish officials in Copenhagen. The journey highlights the Abbey’s tombs and Tudor Gothic chapels, alongside talks on Danish agriculture and export competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Denmark
Dent
Whitehall
Hiorseguarde Avenue
Taph
Feery
Ste .Wiliam Guild
Kenrny
Manitoba
EF Augustine
Alc
Winston
Ontario
Fort Sone
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Churchill
Rama
Lloyd George
Westminster Hall
William Rufus
William Wallace
Charles 1
Warren Hastings
Howard VII Jadstone
Willam Ewart
Westminster Abbey
Harold
Goll
Henry VIII
Edward the Confessor
Scone
Seo
Edward
Henry III
Elizabeth
Mary
Henry Vit
Scotland
Harwich
Jylland
Hotel Cosmopolite
Canada
Hogsbro Holm
General Agricultural Counci
Council
Canadians Meet Danish Officials During Copenhagen Visit
The report highlights a cordial welcome to Canadians and a first class competitor, a Danish co operation history, and questions answered by Denmark’s leading agricultural professors. Christensen, the sole Canadian in the party, received a vote of thanks. The group toured Amalienborg Palace and Christianborg Castle, then inspected the Milk Distributing Depot in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eruggie
Denmark
Christensen
Onl
Amalienborg Palac
Western Farmers Are Skilled Operators
A review of Western Canadian agriculture portrays the modern farmer as a skilled operator and executive, relying on mechanical devices to perform hard work. The observer notes Western Canada as the most progressive agricultural region, with constant change driven by new machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinery
Lauper
Canada
Agricultural and Industrial Progress In
Ito
Western
Canadian Mounted Police To Patrol Far North By St Roch
A ten man Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment with a wireless operator will patrol the Mackenzie River and western Arctic. They will operate from a 150 horsepower luxury schooner named St Roch, cruising eight knots, provisioning Herschel Island, headquarters in the western Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Mackenzie River
Arctic
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Patol
St. Roch
Vancouver
Herschel Island
The
Mounted Police
Lower Railway Fares Urged to Aid Harvest Labor in West
A Winnipeg conference urged special inter provincial railway rates to aid harvest labor. The proposal would allow workers to travel to Manitoba then stop in Manitoba, Alberta, and Saskatchewan to reach harvest areas. Government and business groups backed using reduced rate tickets to smooth labor supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Winnipeg
Ginited Parmera
Manitoba
Federal Government Employment Service
Boardh of Trade
Manito
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Standard Grades For Honey Set By Canadian Government
The Canadian government plans to establish standard grades for honey as exports rise. Exports have grown 20 percent in four years, totaling over one and a half million pounds annually.
Conversion of Saul in an Acts themed Sunday lesson
The lesson traces Saul’s opposition to early Christians, his Damascus mission with letters from the high priest, and Luke’s vivid transformation from persecutor to believer. It contrasts Saul’s zeal with Philip’s and notes parallels to Soviet terror figure Dzerzhinsky, underscoring how fanaticism mocks peaceful faith.
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Jas
Philip
Luke
Saul
Damascus
Jerusate
Jerusalem
Paul
Fe Deerzhinsky
Russia
Dzerzhinsky
Eskimo Mother Sacrifices Life Saving Children At Sea
Captain Burgess of the Amer Ungava reports a tragedy near Rigolet in which an Eskimo mother dies trying to rescue three children from freezing waters. A floe broke away, the mother launched a small craft to fetch them, but the tub and craft failed, and all four perished.
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Arctic
Burgess
Amer Ungava
Labrador
Rigoet
Erecting Country Elevators A Busy Alberta Season
Plans to build six new grain elevators in Alberta with 40 000 bushel capacity each. John Gillespie, president, says the Gillespie Grain Co will join the construction program to handle larger harvests this summer. The grain sector anticipates a busy season for country points and major companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Wheat Fool
Gillespie Grain Cam
John Gillespie
Paving Sands of Northern Alberta Prove Superior
Tests show diutinuous sands from Northern Alberta can be fully used for paving. Supply is practically unlimited, promising a permanent solution for road construction in western provinces.
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Alberta
Churchill River Power Project Promises 29000 HP Start
Churchill River Power Co Ltd announced initial development of 29000 horsepower at Island Falls on the Churchill River to supply power to southern Saskatchewan. The plan reserves one sixth of total output for public use at low cost, with protests to be filed by July 16 noon from the Regina office.
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Churchill River
Island Falls
Churchill River Power Co. Ltd
Aiie
Whitney
Katchewan
Regina
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Orth Battleford
Prince Albert
Saskatoon
Churchill River Power Company
Wan
Fashion pattern book listing for home dress makers
The notice advertises sewing patterns with sizes 16 to 44 and busts up to 44 inches, detailing yardage for 40 and 54 inch fabrics and lining. It promotes Out Fashion Book from Rewest, priced at 25 cents for the pattern and 10 for the book, noting practical styles for home dress makers.
How To Order Pattern A Address Pattern No ss0005 Winnipeg
Pattern order notice from Winnipeg newspaper lists union address at 175 McDermot Ave for Pattern A. Includes pattern number ss0005 and size details.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Spectacle request reflects aging eyes and lighting woes
A man asks for spectacles for his oculist and remarks his sight remains strong at 55, but notes lighting has changed, affecting his vision. The exchange hints at aging and the coping difficulties with dim or altered light.
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Saksatchewan
International Peace Congress
Mt Warsay
Kellogg
Iater
Princess Elizabeth
Britain
Duke and Duchess of York
Northern Patrol
Andard
Europe
St. Lawrence
Rotary International
Minneapolis
E. F. Summers
Albertic
Czecho-Slovakia
Christ Jesus
Rvon
Fay
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