Austin News Briefs Cover Births Church Events And Local Notices
Local notices record births in Austin with two new sons born to families Duncan and Noble. Upcoming church events include United Church dinners and baptisms on September 12. A flood of general prairie economic data appears, noting stable production, rising motor vehicles, and Canadian market trends alongside wolf bounty fraud concerns and local social visits.
Returning Prosperity In Canada Business Summary
The August issue from the Bank of Montreal reports improved industrial and commercial conditions across Canada based on branch input and abroad offices. Crop prospects are favorable overall, though July heat dampened yields in the Prairie Provinces. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics lists the wheat crop at 411,376,000 bushels, down from last year, with expectations of a favorable revision as climate conditions improved. Harvest is underway.
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P Burns leases Echo Flour Mills warehouse for creamery
The P Burns company leased the warehouse portion of Echo Flour Mills at Gladstone for five years and plans to open a creamery there in the near future.
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Live Poultry Wanted by J Lambert Austin Ad
Live poultry wanted to sell or advertise your flock call 30 ring 2 J Lambert Austin The Man You Know.
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Austin
Canadian Farmers Demand Fair Trade and Home Market
A historical plea argues that Canadian egg butter flour and cheese imports harm local farmers. It condemns American duties while noting China Australia and other imports. The text advocates a fair trade policy protecting the Canadian home market and criticizes the Conservative Party and Fusion candidate for allowing unfair competition.
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Murphy’s role in Hudson Bay Railway debate
Mr Murphy of Neepawe argued the Hudson Bay Railway was vital to the West and criticized Ottawa Journal editorials. His remarks highlighted government funding and 1908 era legislation, asserting the Journal’s editorial claims were unfounded and misleading.
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