Cooperative Wheat Pools Aim to Stabilize Market
The article outlines a proposed pooling system to market Canada’s wheat through cooperative pools. Farmers would sign five year contracts delivering all their wheat to the pool, receiving the average price realized each sale season. The plan seeks to equalize opportunities between small and large farmers, reduce price pressure, and secure higher overall returns through centralized selling and binding contracts to ensure pool operations.
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Canada
Wheat Board
Tir Pool
Ciebby
Western
Fortis
Collec
England Ireland and US Quoted Union Speaker Recollections
An excerpt quotes Winston Burchill describing a Pastisl speaking union remark on the fish question, noting that England forgot, Ireland began to forget, and America did not know. The quote reflects a London Times paraphrase about memory and awareness among nations.
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Winston «Burchill
England
Ireland
America
Bealand
London ‘Times
Air Board and Geological Survey Arrange Summer Supply Airlift
The Air Board and the Geological Survey coordinated to supply northern Canadian surveying parties by air this summer, replacing pack trips and canoe portages. Airplanes will transport supplies wherever feasible, reducing dependence on traditional routes.
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Tie Air Board
Gcological Survey
Canada
Unscrambled Fragments Show Historical Notes and Accidents
The text mixes claims about travel, a park department count of cars, an American camp in Calgary, and a July 1 date. It mentions a historic stone axe discovery on a farm and references a trolley accident with a patient asking for a cost estimate. Several garbled phrases remain.
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Calgary
Price of Progress Threatens City Nerves
The piece argues that urban growth and dense wiring concentrate devices and stimuli in cities, raising concerns about nervous system impacts. It notes rising demand for peace of mind as progress pressures intensify and questions whether modernization exacts a mental toll on residents.
Hamilton's Pills Promising Regulator for Constipated Bowels
A health ad touts Dr Hamiltons Pills as a sleep aiding laxative that cleanses the liver moves bowels and boosts spirits appetite blood and nerves. The 8 25¢ box is sold by all medicine dealers and promises quick relief without sickness. In other news Canada reports sea fish catch value totaling 20 962 234 with British Columbia leading among provinces and Nova Scotia close behind.
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Fr Hamilton
Canada
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Prince Poward Island
Delicate Girls Need New Blood
An old advertisement warns of pale skin and weakness in young women linked to dietary and health problems. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy, claiming rapid improvement as blood quality rises. The copy cites Brockville Ontario and a dealer network to obtain the medicine.
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Lapguor
Williams
Willams
Joel
Williamus
Brockville
Ont
Portuguese Aviator Plans World Trip From Lisbon
A Portuguese aviator outlines a three leg world tour from Lisbon toward Rio de Janeiro, detailing routes via Newfoundland and Azores with intermediate stops at Cabral, Japan and Faial. The plan cites leg distances totaling about 2,149 miles per segment and an average speed of seven miles an hour, estimating 289 hours of flight time.
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Lisbon
Nio de Janeiro
Cabral
Japan
Newfoundland
Heat of Flowing Lava From Bias Mountain Described
An old report notes observers viewing lava near a mountain crack, with thermometers reading around 426 degrees. The text questions whether surface lava runs hotter than interior rock and comments on the world’s opportunities, ending with a remark about a medicine and a bill collector.
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Bias
Te Moun
Soldiers Good Farmers Very Satisfactory Report Issued By Soldier Settlement
The soldier settlement service compiled crop production reports for S216 soldiers farms in 1922. Total crops include hay orchard and grain valued at about 15.956 million with 9.6 thousand bushels of wheat and 2.46 thousand bushels of barley. The reported area is 8,200 acres under cultivation across 1822 farms. Livestock tally lists thousands of horses cows swine sheep and poultry with an estimated total livestock value near 13.098 million dollars. Settlers average five horses four cows six cattle and eighty one percent garden with forty three percent brood sows.
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Sauier Sevicement Aveerg
Soldier
Canadian banking system cited amid Home Bank suspension
The London Times notes that the Home Bank of Canada suspension signals wider banking troubles in the Dominion. It argues the unrest reflects conditions in Canada and that such a move, while not surprising, follows an enduring pattern of stress in Canadian banks.
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Did Country
Canada
Io Sound
London Times
Home Bank of
Dominion
Sion
Times
Ie Tate
Canad
Tria
Ottawa appoints new Deputy Postmaster General in Canada
Promotions in Ottawa fill key postal posts after the death of a senior official. Odolphle Boudseas’s passing triggers changes with Dr RM Gault and JT Coolian among those named to senior roles in Eastern and Western Canada.
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End Tamer
Pussy Connell
Lemaire
Orewa
Odolphle Boudseas
Ter
Canada
RM. Gault
Ld Gidbours
Eastern Canada
JT Cooliean
Western Canada
Too Good to Last in Stenog Business Scheme
A long excerpt describes a business man recruiting typists with excellent wages, inviting them to work a day each for trial but paying none. The girls, eager and skilled, complied and hoped for future work, only to be told they didn’t meet the mark and were not offered positions, leaving the office filled by unpaid day workers.
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Stenog
Mines Reopened Near Lake of the Woods in Ontario
A series of reopens in the Lake of the Woods area just east of the Manitoba boundary signals renewed mining activity. Several old workings are being revived with hopes of a lasting impact and potential employment. Estimated overall cost runs to about 155 million dollars for the project.
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Lake of the Woods
Ostario
Toda
Ford's Detroit oil from coal process claims six cent gasoline
Detroit reports Henry Ford and colleagues Piron and Von Carneristh have perfected a coal to gasoline method prompting Detroit construction of facilities. The process allegedly lowers motor fuel costs, enabling coke, steel, oil, creosote, gas and grease to be produced in house as a side line at unprecedented prices. Miller's Worm Powders offer a simple, painless worm treatment for children with no shock to sensitive systems.
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Merry Ford
Detroit
New York
Ford
Diron
Animals in Demand as Wild Beasts Grow Scarce
Wild animals command high prices with giraffes around 5000 dollars and hippopotamuses up to 5000 each, while bears reportedly worth 1250. Postwar conditions curb hunting and breeding to supply zoos and private collections. Hagenbeck seeks British and German authorization to launch an expedition to India to access tiger reserves and reconnect with regional rulers.
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Sat
John Hagenback
Westor
India
Majarajas
Gwatior
Hagenback
Geie
German Organization Takes 30,000 Acre Farm Near Moscow
The piece notes a German organization seizing land concessions in Russia including a 30,000 acre tract near Moscow to establish an experimental farm akin to Krupp ventures. It mentions forestry near Myha Hybinsk Sawmills, cellulose plants, fisheries across 22 districts, and travel routes from Sydney to Vancouver as applications are processed.
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Russia
Moscow
Ukraine
Mya Hybinsk
Senate Reform Debate on Canadian Senate Role
The Star argues against a second chamber citing perquisites and unchecked power for senators. It warns reform risks weakening the House of Commons and notes public sentiment favors abolishing the senate rather than maintaining a flawed body. The piece reflects broad Canadian concern from Toronto.
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Cada
House of Commons
Senate
Canada
Relief from Asthma Offered by Dr J D Ketloge Remedy
Readable fragment promises complete relief from suffocating and choking asthma after using Dr J D Ketloge's Asthma Remedy. It claims the remedy softens and eases breathing, ending long standing asthmatic distress for thousands, and notes good druggists widely sell the product.
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J.D. Ketloge
Jds
Canadian National Railways to issue 822 million bond for equipment
A new financial record indicates Canadian National Railways will issue bonds totaling 822 million to fund additional equipment. The bonds carry six percent interest and mature in fifteen years. Details on the bond's terms and issue date remain unclear in the fragment.
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Canadian National Railways
From Oun
Italy Accepts German Debt Plan and Cultural Exchange
Italy agrees to pay four million gold marks to Germany in historical and scientific works. The arrangement includes providing Germany with a complete list of Italian library desiderata and public conversion resources, plus amplifiers and loudspeakers to magnify heartbeats for surgery development.
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Italy
Germany
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