Annual Meetings Spotlight Breeder Associations Progress
The report notes broad improvements across departments as breeders’ associations meet Canada’s strongest stock raiser is elected president of feeders. A plea for mixed farming accompanies winter fair success with over a thousand visitors and praise for leadership. Premier Roblin and Ontario officials advance agricultural plans, honoring Dr. William Saun and CC James for Ontario’s farming progress.
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Canada
Ottawa
Tara
William Saun- Sere
CCC
James
Toronto
Agrcultere
Ontario
World Peace Pact Viewpoint From Foreign Secretary
London reports Foreign Secretary forecasts a conference with the United States on a world peace pact. Sr Edward Grey comments during a speech, urging policies that avoid entangling alliances and military bondage while seeking prudent, principled approaches.
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Sritiah
United States
London
Edward Grey
Hundreds Perish in Labrador Winter Suffering
Rigorous winter brings extreme suffering to Labrador peninsula residents cut off by ice and storms. Attempts to deliver food and clothing have failed to reach the starving communities across the strait of Belle Isle, as scarce supplies and harsh conditions create a dire humanitarian crisis.
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Labrador
Labrador Peninsula
Bolle
Strait
Belle Isle
la Ruler
Wloandiand
Statement on Navy Balances Imperial Outlook
Right Hon Reginald McKenna voices hope that estimates peak, arguing England can endure doubt for a few years. He asserts Canada will match the mother country in wealth and security, while arbitration with Sir Edward Grey is cited as a path. The speech links naval policy to broader imperial prosperity and peaceful global order.
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Reginald McKenna
McKenna
England
Ford
Canada
Elward Grey
Vscal
Diamonds Found in British Columbia Rock Vein
Fragmentary report notes a rock in British Columbia rich in olivine and chromite yielding diamonds on a river near Olivine. Details are unclear but the discovery seems tied to a Ten river area and a green region.
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Canada
Ten River
Oldest Canadian Man Died in Gore Ontario at 108
Gore Ont March 15 The oldest man in the Dominion George Totten died last night aged 108 He was a native of Ireland but spent most of his life in Howick Township The obituary notes his long life and strong memory of his homeland and era
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Canada
Gore
Dominion
George Totten
Ireland
Howick Xenehip
Weekly Market Report From Leading Centers
Prices of grain dairy produce abroad and at home include flax, flax mining? cash prices. Minneapolis cash bids for various grades of livestock, calves, veal, lamb, and beef. Fresh fish, poultry, and cured hides noted. Flour, oats, rolled oats, and mill feed priced with ton and bushel figures. Includes butcher cattle, sheep, and hogs with quality descriptors and per unit costs.
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Winnipeg
Shorts
Ford
Timothy
Gold Laid Bare Juarte Veins Revealed on Mountain Side
A Tasmanian cloudburst uncovers Juarte gold veins on a Tasmanian mountain slope. A torrent swept a gorge over a mile long, revealing azure prospects and attracting prospectors to the site. One claim reportedly yielded rich lumps, while others nearby await inspection and verification by owners and officials.
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Melbourne
Tasmania
Cloudbert
Lanceston
Axe severed artery claims Josiah Vannard near Treherne
In a tragic daytime accident ten miles north of Treherne two men traveling home from work with axes were involved. The hired man swung at a blow misaimed and struck Josiah Vannard in the leg severing an artery. The wounded man died before aid could arrive. Coroner Dundas of Treherne ruled out an inquest, noting the workers could not be held responsible.
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Josiah Vannard
Treherne
Trehere
Woos
Dundas
Hudson's Bay to Erect One Million Dollar Calgary Store
Hudson's Bay Company to erect a new six story Calgary store at a cost near one million dollars. Work to commence soon with building to include modern facilities and substantial frontage in yearlong project.
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Hudson's Bay Company
Calgary
Calgert
Rite
Balding
Library progress in Brandon from trustee visit
Trustee John McDonald visited Caigsry and other towns with established libraries. He presented the Brandon board with the initiative and urged action, reporting on the project during the recent school board meeting.
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Brandon
Man
John McDonald
Caigsry
McDonhl
Warning from United States amid tensions with Japan
Fragmented OCR text reports a warning stance by the United States toward Japan and mentions Mexico and future actions. The readable parts indicate diplomatic strain and potential alignment shifts affecting international relations. Names, dates, or concrete actions are absent or unclear in the fragment.
British stock barred from Canada amid disease scare
The British industry faces an embargo on importing live cattle into Canada except horses, with swine also restricted, as disease outbreaks prompt Ottawa to tighten borders and protect domestic herds. The move aims to prevent new infections and safeguard Canadian cattle health.
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Canada
Raison Performs Remarkable Flight with Passengers
An early aviation report praises M. Raison for carrying four passengers from Betheny France. He traveled 1218 yards in 27 minutes aboard a three passenger machine covering 31 miles in HM minutes. The account extols the feat as one of the era’s marvels by aviation pioneers.
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Betheny
France
M. Raison
Aneane
Tay
Canadian Talent Wins Honor at Imperial Festival
Miss Edith Miller is chosen to represent Canada at the Imperial Festival amid high praise for Canadian performers. The event features notable artists including Albani, Ed Miller, Portag, and contributions from Sir Henry Wheat, Dr. Te Teberta, and Montreal pianist Bae Jettmede in London and Paris concerts as Canada’s first prominent pianist to captivate the British public.
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Edith Miller
Canada
Malame Albani
Ed Miller
Tom Portag
Cryetel Police
He Ty Weol
London
Tova F
Te Teberta
Montreal
Bae Jettmede
Paris
Big Price for London House and Mobbed Scene
A wealthy American bid high for a furnished London house amid a sensational sequence in Coronati. A Liberal peer faced a fuel grant dispute while another offer of two hundred fifty thousand dollars was rejected for a different property.
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London
Amer
West
Coronati
Vhn Hoses Henman
Disqualified aviators clash over election results
Count de Lerseps seeks victory at the avirtio in New York amid clashes with Lord Strathcona and Claude Grahame-White as aviation candidates contend the presidency of the Avro Club of America. The dispute follows a validated win by Lord Strathcona and links to the Tat sward electoral contest.
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Bao
Tobe Danas Entea
Tat Sward
Ticnel Commercial Association
Russia Issues Ultimatum and Frontiersmen Advance
Russia declares ultimatum to China and signals military moves toward the frontier. Reports say the czarist army nears the border and may reoccupy key posts as tension rises over China’s handling of regional issues. Officials in Novosibirsk warn of government splits and discuss measures to restore order amid food shortages and unrest.
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St. Peterstiers
China
Treo Brie
Russia
Novos Viemya
Weaures
Peace terms of insurgents reel off Mexico crisis
Insurgent provisional secretary Gonzales says terms require President Diaz to declare last election invalid and consent to another vote, plus reforms demanded by insurgents. Garza notes pressure from New York over Limantour moves to settle the revolution, insisting only recognition of Madero as president. Mediation by the United States or other foreign powers would not be acceptable to insurgents.
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Diz
Chihuahua
Dalhousie and The Kehinzor Jewel Conflict
A garbled account describes political figures Dalhousie Curzon and the Marquis of la Iris amid a disputed jewel affair. The piece references the Government, safekeeping failures, and a chained armlet as part of a troubled tale tied to an India context and high officials.
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Dalhousie
Curzon
Pradece
Iris ‘Kurjee
India Kusher
Brandon may secure Carnegie library site trustees named
Fragmented text suggests Brandon seeks Carnegie library involvement with trustees and site matters. Names appear as McDonsll and Me Don, with unclear references to proceedings and a Branylon man. Overall details are garbled and uncertain.
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Andon
Carnegie Library
Brandon
Cerne
John McDonsll
Phenomenal Rush to Canada Causes Extended Week
London reports a dramatic surge as people head to Canada creating an unprecedented travel rush. Officials note the demand extends business and transport services, with authorities preparing for continued congestion and capacity strain through the week.
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Canada
London
Sunday School Lesson Commentary on Kings Elijah and Elijah
Compiled text from a Sunday school lesson set, covering 1 Kings chapters and associated golden texts from Psalms and Kings. The piece discusses righteousness, divine power, prophetic conflict with Ahab, and Elijah’s ministry with emphasis on faith, obedience, and devotion. It references Ps 144 and 1 Kings 12 through 19, highlighting key figures like Elijah and Elisha and moral lessons for readers.
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Judah
Israel
Josh
Goa
Elijah
Neheti's Vineyard
Gollen
Elisha
Eljch
Tso
Devil
Plan to Restore King Manuel Closer to Legitimacy
A fragmented report notes a plan involving a group led by Richmond aiming to restore King Manuel's status in a distant colony and to observe movements around London. Unclear details and dates blur the objective as efforts are described to quietly influence perception and authority.
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Manuel
Richmond
London
Todey
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