Alberta Legislature press controversy heats up in Alberta
Readers are told the Alberta government suppresses stenographic reports of legislative questions and answers to save money. The Lethbridge Herald defends press ethics, noting newspapers provide broad, fair coverage and urge the U F L A to accept broader perspectives and corrected misreports.
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Calgary Albertan
Alberta
Low
Perren Baker
Dansard
Alberta House
Usplas
Wis
Airness
Lethbridge Tierald
Empire Transportation and British Empire Trade Policy
British Columbia Chambers of Commerce are urged to back a constructive trade policy aiming for a self contained British Empire. A draft resolution favors better steamship links between British and Western Canadian ports and Canada wide trade preferences for natural products, with official Britain Canada cooperation on wheat marketing, beyond tariff focus. It notes obstacles needing imperial Parliament action and suggests including Eastern ports too.
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British Columbia
Unclear Delegation Gathers Prohibition Facts in Canada
The article questions whether the Scottish minister's delegation will collect valuable information on prohibition as it operates in Canada. It suggests a police court reporting team might have provided worthwhile evidence if assigned, implying current efforts lack solid data.
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Canada
Scattend
Alberta Coal Wealth Chart Claims Global Rank
Alberta's publicity release presents a chart placing the province at 12 percent of world coal deposits totaling 7.397553 million tons. It also attributes 21 percent of North America, 72 percent of the British Empire, and 87 percent of Canada’s coal to Alberta.
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Alberta
North America
British Empire
Canada
Farmers Gilbert and Dorsey hold top wheat market capacity
A question about the Wheat Pool Committee's standing notes that Gilbert and Dorsey, who resigned, could each market more wheat from his own farm than all remaining committee members combined. They are described as real farmers.
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Messrs
Gilbert
Dorsey
Nature Takes a Hand on Prairie Forest Growth
A Dominion Forestry official says the forest is advancing into the prairie, with timber lines moving 60 to 100 miles in the last dozen years. Settlement stops prairie fires and seeds spread, creating unintended forests that will provide wind breaks and moisture benefits, pleasing prairie farmers.
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Dominion
The Office Cat Eats Brassheaded Tucks Ad
A humorous note on a cat that eats almost anything with a quip about brassheaded tucks and a slogan Eat Less Meat. The fragment hints at dietary jokes tied to current prices.
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