Bank of Montreal Business Review on 1929 harvests and output
The Monthly Business Review notes strong summer to early autumn activity across branches with high production and distribution. Iron and steel stay active, rail and highway construction continues, and wood and newsprint output rise while wheat yields fall to 270 million bushels, the lowest in five years. Rising prices for grains contrast with poor western crops and droughtish hay, with Ontario yields high but rains below average, signaling delayed effects on livestock and milk flow.
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Ontario
Wheat Marketers Move Nearly 6 Million Bushels Tuesday
Grain market report shows about 6,000,000 bushels marketed on Tuesday across lines including Canadian National and Canadian Pacific. Fort William arrivals and lake head movements are detailed with car counts, store totals, and regional elevators. Pacific coast storage and boat shipments are also reported.
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Canadian National
Fort William
Canadian National Lines
Lakehead
Vancouver
Wakehead
Canadian Pacific Lines
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Albert
Pacific Coast
Percy Moore Joins Russell Brie Gen to Pilot Own Plane
Mr and Mrs James Moore announce their son Percy has joined the Russell Brie Gen program and hopes to pilot a plane of his own. The family expresses Christmas greetings as the news circulates.
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Percy
Russell
Brie
Death of Mrs. D. F. McLachlan in Calgary
Mrs. D. F. McLachlan aged 71 years and 4 months died in Calgary on Tuesday. She was a respected MacGregor resident, spending time with her daughter Reverend G. A. Dickson. The remains return for interment at Beaver Cemetery. funeral at MacGregor United Church Saturday at 2 p.m. The Herald offers sympathy to the family.
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D. F. McLachlan
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G. A. Dickson
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Herald
Support Public Servants to Lift Our Community
An observer notes that many long-serving public officials face unwarranted criticism after unpaid municipal work. Citizens should publicly back these leaders and support municipal and rural councils to keep the community progressing and on the map.
The Fall Trade
Fall trade season opens with focus on winter essentials warm clothes coal and other necessities. Local merchants promise ready supply and courteous service to earn patronage while keeping money in town supporting neighbors and profits for local sellers.
In Loving Memory of the Stewart Brothers
The notice honors Wm. Hudson Stewart born 25 September 1915 Bert Stewart of Courcelette died 2 September 1916 and Sam Stewart of Amiens and Ploegsteerde, listing their wartime service and haunting memorial.
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Wm. Hudson Stewart
Hlf. L
Bert ) Stewart
In Memoriam for Margaret Lam Died Sept 1918
In loving memory of our dear wife and 'nother Margaret Lam who died September 1918. A day of sad remembrate the blow was hard and sudden, we little thought the end so near. The pain of parting without farewell remains with us.
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Nother
Margaret Lam
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