Britain will sign no more protocols and pacts
Sir Austen Chambers told the League of Nations that Great Britain will sign no more protocols or guarantees and will not submit to distant foreign commitments. He said the empire is not a unitary system and warned against disruption of the empire while recalling the cost of past guarantees and sacrifices in Belgium France and other theatres. He noted Britain had already strained by signing Locarno and cited dominions’ stance.
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Switzerland
Great Britain
Sir Austen Chambers
League of Nations Assembly
Austen
League
London
Sir Austen
Belgium
Dominic
British Empire
France
Flanders
Gallipoli
Palestine
Irak
India
Manitoba Triumph at Edrans in Brick Plant Move
The article describes a Manitoba success at Edrans as bricks from a new plant head toward Winnipeg Regina and Saskatoon. Led by RD Hales and W E Hales at the Barres Brick and Tie Plant, the operation signals wider market demand and a shift from past failure to present achievement amid heat and rising optimism.
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Bonanza
Winni‘pea
Regina
Saskatoon
Mesers
W. E Hales
Bares
Manitoba Made Bricks Attract Regional Interest And Growth
A Manitoba brick plant draws visitors from Canada and nearby towns, showcasing diverse colors such as pale red dark red gold green and chocolate. Production promises high demand with twenty two thousand per day and plans for sixty to seventy workers next season. Local promoters hail the project as a lasting industry benefiting the region and praising Mr Hales for a milestone achievement.
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Vistors Ae
Boots
Winsipes
Zewler
Fnarce Corporation of Canada
A. E. Norton
Saskatoon
Messrs
A.G. Gardner
Percival
Portage la Praine
Tates
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Alberta Harvest Progress
Alberta harvest proceeds amid rain delays that hinder rust flood damage assessment. Cutting is widespread and corn and sunflowers are being gathered while silos fill. Manitoba reports favorable ripening with 65 percent of wheat cut and 45 to 59 percent of coarse grains harvested. barley sound and hay crops in good condition despite late springs. Local cattle markets slow as harvest intensifies and labour remains tight across districts.
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Alberta
Pacific Railway
Zin
Manitoba
Wade in Manitoba Week promotes Made in Manitoba
The Made in Manitoba week runs October 17 to 22 with a Manitoba wide appeal for greater public interest in provincial industries. About 250 retail stores will feature farm and factory products under committees of merchants and Wonffen's Institutes guiding the campaign to boost existing industries and spur new developments.
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Manitoba
Wonffen
Kenora Man Spends Weekend at Home
Harry Moore of Kenora Ont spent the weekend at his home in town.
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Harry Moore
Kenora, Ont
Town
Best Quarters for Home and State Supplies
A local seller promotes top quality horse care items and home comfort goods. Brushes curry combs clippers and more, plus nose bows blankets wraps balters and seeds. Customers urged to choose this source for reliable gear and home wide comfort.
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Fairbanks
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Wade
We. Cairns
Macgregor Meat Market
J. M. McPhee
Ate Watkins Institution
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G. W. West
the Watkins Man
M. R. Little
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