Bank of Montreal reports strong summer to autumn activity
The Monthly Business Review notes high activity across sectors from iron and steel to rail and highway work. It highlights large building operations, rising mineral output, and tourist demand while warning of crop failures reducing prairie wheat yield to about 270 million bushels, half 1928, with mixed regional impacts.
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Bank of Montreal
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Ontario
Marketings Reach Nearly Six Million Bushels This Week
Grain movements show 5,453,000 bushels marketed Tuesday, with 1,172 cars arriving at Fort William and 1,205 unloaded. Country storage totals 4,633,000 bushels, while elevators hold 31,925,000 at country level. Lakehead shipments total 1,435,000 bushels across six boats, and Pacific coast storage stands at 7,243,606 bushels with 197,000 shipped by boat.
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Country
Wakehead
Lakehead
Canadian Pacific Lines
Manitoba
Askatchewan
Alberta
Pacific Coast
Percy Moore joins Russell Flying Club hopes to fly by Christmas
Mr and Mrs James Moore announce their son Percy has joined the Russell Flying Club and hopes to pilot a plane of his own by Christmas as a goal for which he trains and progresses.
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James Moore
Percy
Russell Flying Club
Death of Mrs D F McLachlan at Calgary
Mrs D F McLachlan, aged 71 years 4 months, died in Calgary while wintering with her daughter. Remains to be brought to MacGregor for interment in Beaver cemetery. Funeral from MacGregor United Church Saturday at 2 p.m. The Herald extends sympathy to the family.
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MacGregor
D. F. McLachlan
G. A. Dickson
Beaver Cemetery
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The
Herald
Support Public Servants To Keep Communities Strong
An opinion urges citizens to back local officials for their unpaid public service. It condemns delayed rewards and harsh criticism, noting that discouragement drives good leaders away and harms community progress. Citizens should boost municipal and rural leaders to keep the community on the map.
The Fall Trade Promises Warmth and Local Support
The fall trade begins with winter essentials like warmer clothing and coal in the bin. Local merchants anticipate needs and offer courteous service to earn patronage, noting that spending in town boosts neighbors' profits and enables reciprocal gains on goods sold.
In Loving Memory of William Hodson Stewart and Relatives
In loving memory of Wm Hodson Stewart Ploegsteeste September 1915 HLF L Stewart Courcelette September 1910 G S Sam Stewart Amiens August 6 1940. Memorial lines recall service and sacrifice with place and date references for each family member.
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Wm. Hodson Stewart
Ploegsteeste
Hlf. L
Wert ) Stewart
Courcelette
G. S
Sam) Stewart
Amiens
In Memoriam Margaret Lami Died September 1918
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Margaret Lami who died in September 1918. This day recalls the sad loss and the sudden call that took her from us. Inserted by her husband and family.
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Margaret Lami
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