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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
2
Ruth Alexander, a San Diego aviatrix, is credited with pioneering a Canada to Mexico flight while Britain promotes Ruth as vice admiral lieutenant general and air marshal across three services. The era brings new mobile police units in London suburbs to speed traffic, and a string of transport and crash incidents highlight wartime and postwar peril.
Sir John A. Simon, head of Britain's Indian statutory commission, urged U S sympathy for fair play in India. In Washington he stressed self government by gradual steps, noted India’s vast rural majority and diverse elements, and warned against importing British or American models. He spoke during a visit sponsored by the American Bar Association.
The article outlines Winnipeg grain inspection procedures with car by car records, seals, ladders, and a 72 inch probe to obtain uniform samples. Three samples per car trace quality, origin, and destination, with inspection sheets, canvases, and cardboard tickets, then shipped for grading while noting possible sampling failures.
Officials of the Canadian Automobile Association report the highway from coast to coast is complete except for a north western Ontario link around Lake Superior. The routing is now excellent with replaced gumbo roads and minimized dangerous curves, with provincial governments cooperating on the project. Coal production in Canada 1929 totalled 17,498,597 tons, with imports of 18,619,300 tons of which 14,489,851 came from the United States.
A compact historic recipe describes frying bacon until crisp, draining fat, then mixing flour corn meal sugar baking powder and salt with an egg milk and bacon fat. The batter is folded with bite sized bacon and baked in greased cups for savory muffins.
External Trade Branch report shows Canada ranking fifth in imports exports and aggregate trade for the fiscal year ending March 1990. Imports reach 1.248 billion dollars while exports total 1.145 billion, combining for 2.393 billion in trade.
The Washington summation urges farmers to set aside resources annually to guard against crop failure, while the Department of Agriculture pushes reduced acreage due to surplus demand. Farmers press on, doing their best amid growing uncertainty about yields and markets.
Saskatchewan flour and grist mills now yield 15 781 000 annually, only five million dollars short of Manitoba’s total. The report highlights regional industrial activity and compares province production figures.
Jeremiah is shown in Josiah era as a reluctant priest from Anathoth who accepts a divine mission. The reading outlines his dialogue with God, the sense of being chosen before birth, and the moment God touches his mouth to empower his speech for a prophetic task to all nations.
New BC rule requires an eight day waiting period after license issued before marriage ceremony. Impulsive unions may seek special permission for immediate weddings. Clergymen must be provincially registered. Cement ingredients highlight lime stone and clay. Chain stores expanding into Brazil.
The Canadian National Committee of Mental Hygiene reports an increase of 1 334 insane and mentally deficient in public institutions to 28 579, with upkeep costing 16 820 70 yearly, plus private hospital costs and broader economic losses. It notes rising early intervention and education efforts and provincial financial support toward prevention.
Hap Wiggins, piloting a plane near Scott City Kansas, fought a rattlesnake that entered the cockpit from a hangar. The cobra struck twice as Wiggins struggled to fling it away, then pushed the snake overboard and landed in a pasture. Rancher teammates rushed him to hospital for soak bite treatment. Galileo referenced as historic astronomer in unrelated line.
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