Prairie forest protection under Dominion department plan
Ottawa reports extended forestry work across three prairie provinces and the railway belt. A 540 thousand dollar appropriation aims to preserve timber wealth with towers, telephones, and patrols, while new rangers and rounds guard government lands and rails to prevent fires.
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Ottawa
Colombia
Otter
Robert J. Campbell
Te Forestry
Bra Bay
Prairie
Riding Mountain
Manitoba
Prince AF
Battleford
Edmorton
Railway Commission
T Lake
Prairie Provinces
Labor conditions improve amid mixed price signals in India
September records show fewer strikes and labor unrest, with 73000 working days lost to strikes, coal miners in Vancouver area largely quiet, and prices slipping for some foods while others rise. Indian famine risks loom as relief measures strain London finance and government response.
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Department of For
Vancouver
Ilaca
Atriken
Badine
India
Alte
London
Pat Krew
Record Flight Breaks World Distance Mark in Germany
Johanesattal, Germany saw Victor Roeder set a new distance record in aviation beating world marks. He flew a long endurance flight near Mulhouse and reached a peak distance around 1376 kilometers. The event was part of a competition for the Wehr prize from the national aviation federation.
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Johanesattal
Germany
Victor Roeder
Rocors
Jonannistral Aviation
Ater Midaiset
Wiet Prize
National Aviation Fedecrition
Mulhausee
Runere ane Wireless a etcerive tendon debate
Fragmentary OCR describes a meeting of emergency services debating readiness to reuse after a prior event. Members of a committee discuss edge cases and equipment status, with references to fire brigades and other forces. The text is garbled but centers on preparedness and mutual aid.
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Tendon
Wu Cyswell
Balkre
Prima
de Pane & Salet
Drestir
Pireleas
Edmonton Faces Pay Battle Over New Bridge Use
Edmonton government cannot open the new bridge due to financial disputes. The CP Bath Company blocks the lower deck while the city and provincial authorities clash over balance payments. City paid $160 for a south side telephone item. trains and streetcars await resolution before pedestrian and vehicle traffic can move.
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Eamonton
Canadian Pacific Bath ‘Company
Indebtranens
Iver
Connec
Meattine
Pamonton
Snake in a Street Car in Des Moines
Edcard Harlan curator of the state historical department captures a nearly six foot bullsnake found hiding among pipes in Bailey's park near Des Moines. Passengers react with humor as the snake is escorted from the Perry interurban car and secured without incident.
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Des Moines
Perry
Edcard Harlan
State Historical Department
Ir Hachighta
Aia
Thay
Jake
Harlan
Mr. Harlan
Bailey's Park
Air travel debated for polar exploration and railway delays
Discussion on using an aeroplane for a polar expedition involves Captain Roald Amundsen, Shackleton, and Scott with Grahame White advocating air support and temperature controls. Separately, Canada’s Board of Railway Commissioners face delays resuming freight rate hearings as Exhibit No. 6 from an American expert is awaited and schedules slip into November.
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London
Roald Amundsen
Pole
Grahame White
Shackleton
Scott
Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners
Toronto
Hamplton
Drayton
Fort Muller
Department ‘Re
Commission
Ely
Busineas
Winnipeg show awards announced for natural resources and grains
The Canada Land and Apple show announced awards with British Columbia winning gold for the exhibit of red apples, Ontario receiving a diploma for best fruit, CPR awarded gold for grains and grasses, and Prince Albert Board of Trade taking the district diploma for best grain display.
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Winnipeg
British Columbia
Ontario
CPR
Prince Albert
Builders Must Rectify Hamburg Sine Adante In Spite Of Denials
The Hamburg American line admits delays with the Imperator repair. Builders must compensate the company for retirement of the vessel and will pay about 1500 for each unit affected, after earlier denials of unsatisfactory work.
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Hamburg
Bravery of Officers On The Fated Volturno Rescue
Second Officer Lloyd and crew of the Volturno boarded a damaged lifeboat after darkness fell and rescued four men. Von Carlsberg of the Grosser Kurfuerst praised Lloyd and his men for setting an example as ships raced to help the burning liner.
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Lloyd
New York
Lloyd White
von Carlsberg
Grosser Kurfurst
Fiest
Volturno
Lloyd's
Volturi
Oiver von
Heroic acts at Volturno and near the Kurfherst courage on duty
The account recounts rescue efforts at the Volturno where 21 men were saved then more were pulled to safety after dawn. Alfred Pinsch stayed to protect engineers and later jumped overboard with orders from Captain Inch to abandon the flame threatened room. Calendars with white figures on dark backgrounds read better in dim light.
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Dan
Volturno
Mr. Lloyd
Kurfherst
Alfred Pinsch
Inch
Pinsch
Mariner
Monument for Braddock Memorial Unveiled Near Uniontown Pa
A Braddock Memorial ceremony in Brad dock Park near Uniontown honors General Braddock. General Codrington and General Sir Alfred Godzington spoke as Frances Howell of the Colonial Dames unveiled the 25 ton stone and marble monument built by the Braddock Memorial Association. The event included representatives from the United States and England and recognized Braddock's 1756 campaigns with the Coldstream Guards noted.
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Braddock
Uniontown
Caiontown
United States
England
Erwan
W Braddock
Kled
Braddock Menctia Association
Codrington
Coldstream Guards
General Braddock
Wheat market quiets as world supplies rise and prices fall
Winnipeg market reports lighter weekly trading in both American and Winnipeg exchanges with Canadian activity remaining strong yet prices slipping. Analysts cite ample world wheat supplies, improving stocks, and uncertain demand as factors dampening near term price gains while noting continued large movement from Duluth, Chicago, and Canada toward seaboard shipments.
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Thompeor
Bone & Co
Winnipeg
Tiger
Danube
United States
United
Ben
Tian
Port Arthur
Duluth
Chicago
Fort Willa
Seaboard
India
Alberta
C.W
Fort William
Moses and the Wilderness Journey Lesson Reflections
Rev D M Stearne analyzes Numbers forty year wilderness events from Miriam and Aaron’s deaths to Moses' failure at the rock. He links Christ figures in the law, notes Moses’ anger and rock strike, warns against self trust, and urges humility and prayer before God.
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D. M. Stearne
Hyssop
Mike
Moses
Jesus Christ
M Mirian
Aaron
Miriam
Moar
Aron
Nesr
Iarael
Church of Rome
Blessing in Disguise for Nome Miners and War Efforts
Nome Alaska miners work the beach after a storm that wrecked a ship with gold bearing sand, hoping the treasure will cover losses. In Ottawa a directive limits Allied equipment inspection and mandates smaller units for formations, issued by Col. Winane.
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Nome
Alaska
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Oreetry Branch
Department of the Interior
Three Prairie Pro
Ranere
Wireless
Edmonton
Barr
Carmania
Monument For
Britain
TRE Market Report
Great Northern
Moos Jaw
M. E. Harker
Cardston Board of Trade Ays
Louis Hill
Coutts
Algerta
Cardston
the Sunday School
Cunard
Liverpool
Gocerah
WiNane
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