Bank of Montreal Chief Sees Canada Poised for Recovery
Sir Charles Gordon president of the Bank of Montreal spoke at the annual meeting in Montreal delivering a reassuring review of Canada’s economy. He noted strong government securities, rising manufacturing value and a shift from primary production to industry while warning of world price fluctuations and a slow return to prosperity.
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Chirles Gordon
Canada
Charles Goron
Bank of Montreal
Montreal
Charles
Dominion
Ivominion
Wator
United Kingdom
Canaan
Shen Tie Tur
W. A. Degaun Jackson Dodds
Savings Department
Prairie Provinces
Ohent
Vancouver
West Indies
Atlantic
Advertising rates and dates for Circulation Dept
The notice lists PHONiz in Medicine Hat outside area for one year by mail at 6.00, six months at 3.00, and three months at 1.50, all prepaid. The publication date is Tuesday December 9, 1930.
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Medicine Hat
Pulpwood politics and Russian imports shake Canadian industry
Canadian pulpwood faces pressure from export debates and falling U S demand as Russian pulpwood flows through Canadian ports. Disputes over rail rates and embargo talk threaten producers while officials defend market losses and question the impact of policy on exports and industry.
Pulpwood dispute may reach Railway Board
The matter concerns Canadian National Railways and the Canadian Pulpwood Association with hearings likely to proceed to the Railway Board. CN argues lower rates attract more business and create jobs without harming pulpwood producers, while Ralph Bell insists hardship is imposed on the industry.
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Brazil
United States
Wheat Board
Canada
Monetary Times
Canadian
Russia
Angus McLean
Bathurst
Canadian Lumbermen's Association
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
Canadian Pulpwood Association
Canadian National Railways
Sorel
Quebec
Watertown
New York
R. L. Burnap
Ralph Bell
Burnap
Canadian Pacific Railway
Railway Board
Facts Versus Fiction on Tariff Jobs Boost
A Ottawa memo claims the Bennett tariff spurred hiring and capital investment in firms like Monarch Knitting and Cobourg Dyeing. The article questions the political aim of publishing such figures, noting it reflects a partisan briefing rather than a neutral economic rebound.
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Canada
Ottawa
Bennett
Artile
Monarch Knitting Company
Cobourg Dyeing Company
Dominion
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