Farm Party Assured for Saskatchewan Agrarian Shift
Saskatchewan moves toward a new farm party as UFC factions plan a provincial structure with two constituency committee members per lodge and a convention inaugurated within two months. The platform mirrors UFC policy, seeking 100 percent grain pooling, price controls, currency nationalisation, and crop insurance, plus port development at Churchill and debt adjustments, aiming to unite farm interests across provinces alongside Alberta's United Farmers in a larger politico economic shift.
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UFC
Fettle
Saskatch
Ewan
Dominion
Alberta
Sasketchewan
United Farmers of Alberta
Manitoba
Churchill
U.F.C
Milton Campbell
Mackenzie
A. M. Carmichael
Kindersley
George H. Williams
Farm Party
Fiete
A. J. MacAulay
Williams
MacAulay
Offce
Mac
J. ¥. Herman
Rocanville
Motor vehicle ownership rising in Canada since 1929
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report notes 1990 had one car per eight people versus one per 11 in 1929, with 1,239,589 vehicles then, up 44,299 from the prior year. Ottawa workers aided 21 Atlantic Saskatchewan families with warm clothing, distributing 385 articles from a recent department of labor drive.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ont
Atlanac
Sask
Department of Labor
Hudson Bay route draw sparks shipper interest and plans
Over the past three weeks Canadian, British and foreign shipping firms show sudden interest in the Hudson Bay route. Fort Churchill aims to open a lucrative trade path with inter provincial and international cargo, with insurers lowering rates. Minister Manion plans a detailed parliamentary statement as commitments crystallize.
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Mateen Bay
Ottawa
Cans- Gian
Hudson Bay
RJ. Manion
Fort ‘Church
Maritime Provinces
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Churchill
Vancouver
Livy@'s
London
England
Important Ruling By Alberta Supreme Court
Calgary case outlines a ruling on a provincial government fee collected via the Lieutenant-Governor in Council under the Alberta Companies Act. The decision touches on the authority and scope of the levy imposed by the province and its relation to corporate regulation.
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Alberta Supreme Court
Calgary
Revolt in Peru Held Off Until Prince of Wales Departure
Reliable sources in Peru report a planned uprising ready to start during the Prince of Wales visit. Peruvian informants say officers warned the prince, who continued his tour through Peru and Bolivia, that the revolt would be postponed until his party left.
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Peru
Vina del Mar
Chile
Prince of Wales
Bolivia
Wellknown Geologist Dr Stewart Dies After Arctic Career
Dr Stewart, a renowned geologist tied to the Bay Company and Ontario Bureau of Mines, had a stirring career marked by two shipwrecks in Hudson Bay and one in Ungava. Born in Lucknow Ontario, he last traveled north in 1928 following expeditions in 1925 and 1927.
Unemployed Men Cause Trouble Injuring Two Policemen
Unemployed individuals reportedly caused trouble, resulting in injuries to two policemen. Details on location, individuals involved, and outcomes were not specified in the provided text.
Royal brothers at golf amid Toronto protest disruption
In Toronto two policemen a ten year old girl and a woman were injured as at least two thousand unemployed demonstrated at Spadina and Dunس Street downtown. Stones missiles and other projectiles were directed at the royal party including the Prince of Wales and Prince George during a brief stay at golf links en route to the Argentine exposition.
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Toronto
Cailous
Posice
Trade coal for farm machinery plan with Russia
Lieutenant Colonel Herbert J. Mackie claims Ottawa discussed a barter scheme where Canada would accept 13.35 million dollars of Russian coal to pay for 10 million dollars of Soviet agricultural machinery with the balance settled in gold. He urged a Canada Russia conference in London and warned against American coal competition. He cites support from Argentina, Australia, and U.S. Farm Board chief Legge for a broader dialogue to prevent Russia from using wheat and coal to wage economic pressure.
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Montreal
Canada
Russia
Herbert J.mackie
Ottawa
Tod
Canida
Col Mackie Tome
Col. Mackie
Nova Scotia
Mackie
London
England
Saul Bron
British Empire
Bron
Argentina
Legge
U.S. Farm Board
Notable Statesman and Lawyer Remembered by Canadians
A renowned Conservative figure, noted as a London solicitor for the English courts. He helped realize assets of the British America Company the London Globe and Whittaker Wright concerns after the major financial collapse in 1901.
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London
British ‘America Company
Lonon Globe
Whittaker Wright
Nations sign disposal act for European wheat stocks
At the French Foreign Office in Paris, 16 European nations signed the final act for disposing of central and European wheat stocks. Russia was not invited, so Russian wheat is not included. Signatories include Germany Austria Bulgaria Estonia Finland France Greece Hungary Italy Latvia Poland Lithuania Romania Switzerland Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. Seven states did not sign: Britain the Irish Free State Denmark Spain the Netherlands and Sweden.
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Paris
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Esthenia
Finland
Greece
Hungary
Italy
Latvia
Poland
Lithuania
Rumania
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Irish Free State
Begum
Denmark
Spain
Netherlands
Sweden
Alberta farmer taps well with ready boiled water
Leo Chaput of Vimy Alberta reports a locally tapped well that provides constantly ready boiled water for tea shaving and other uses. He has sent a bottle of water to the University of Alberta for analysis seeking scientific confirmation of the remarkable supply.
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Vimy
Alberta
Leo Chaput
Chaput
University of Alberta
Canada to Apply 48 Percent Discount on US Books
The Department of National Revenue stated that a fixed 48 percent discount will be applied to books imported from the United States for sale in Canada, effective April 1, with the measure placed on duty purposes to reflect this discount.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Departme Ot National Revenue
Women Mushers Prepare for 200 Mile Race Championship
A Northern Manitoba duel for the women mushing title heats up with Thula Geelan challenging Mrs. E P Ricker for a 25 mile race and $1000 side bet. The Pas hosts the 200 mile event from March 20 with Ida Carriere also training. St Godard Brydges and Shorty Russick head north to ready their teams for the gruelling trek from The Pas to Flin Flon and back.
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Derry
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pas
A. E .Warren
Canadian National Railways
Thula Geelan
McCall
Idaho
E. P. Ricker
Poland Springs
Maine
Recovery Seen in Employment in Canada Report
The February 1 payrolls from 7 181 firms total 904 315 workers, down from January but higher than any year since 1921. Manufacturing, textiles, iron and steel show recovery. railway construction and shipping improve, while highway and building construction, trade, mining and logging decline. Regional trends vary with uptrends in Montreal Ottawa Hamilton Windsor Vancouver and declines in others. British Columbia shows modest contraction mainly in highway construction and service sectors.
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Ottawa
Montreal
Hamilton
Windsor
Vancouver
Quebec City
Toronto
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
British Columbia
Sea Harbor for Prairies to Open Soon
Winnipeg reports a new Churchill Grain Elevator project nearing completion to serve the Prairies. The 2.5 million bushel facility along Hudson Bay will include a large warehouse and shipping galleries. Construction advances toward September readiness, with 750,000 bushels expected overseas this fall and Canada watching its harbor experiment.
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Winnipeg
Man
Churchill
Rock-Girt Harbor
Hudson Bay
Great Pool
Port Arthur
Dominion
West
Fort Prince of Wales
Pas
Manitoba
Canada
Jans Munck
Churchill River
Prairies
May Amend Mining Act Ontario Introductory Bill
Ontario legislation introduces an amendment to the Mining Act requiring claims to be developed as mines rather than real estate speculations. The bill, introduced by Hon. Charles McCrae, targets speculators who would turn mining areas into townsites or commerce before actual mining.
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Ontario
Toronto
Charles McCrae
Cavalry Cup Award Won by Manitoba Mounted Rifles
Manitoba Mounted Rifles at Portage la Prairie won the Canadian Cavalry Association six taller ch allenge cup with a score of 5536 points out of 5713. Eighth Princess Louise Hussars of New Brunswick place second with 4246 points. Oxford Rifles of Woodstock, Ontario won the Infantry Signallers competition with 5656 points.
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Manitoba Mounted Rifles
Portage Ta ‘Prairie
Ottawa
Portage 1A Prairie
Canadian Cavalry Association
Princess Louise Hussars
New Brunswick
Oxford Rifles
Woodstock
Ontario
Infantry Signallers
Manitoba Legislature Drives Pension Plan for Blind Persons
The Manitoba Legislature adopted a resolution sponsored by Labor member William Ivens of Winnipeg calling for a pension scheme for blind residents. The plan would be financed in part by the federal government to support qualified blind individuals.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
William Ivens
Labor
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Neway
V. Te
Maras Trade Revie
Tegal
Iit
Royal Brothers
Mining
Cavalry Cup
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