Wheat price clash shakes Western farmer unity
In Saskatoon and across Manitoba and the West farmers debate pegged wheat prices. United Farmers and Manitoba bodies split over a $1 per bushel price, with Manitoba opposing pegging as a temporary fix while asking for cheaper transport and costs.
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Winnipeg
United 'F
United Farmers of Canada
Saskatchewan
Unite
Gome Farmers
Saskatoon
Sask
Lakehead
Hi National Avanua
United
Farmers of Manitoba
Ward
Manitoba
Ercaiere
Fort William
Canadian Wheat Pool chief urges self reliance for Western farmers
John I McFarland head of the Canadian Wheat Pool central selling agency tells the Canadian Press Western farmers must become more self sustaining. He warns against relying on grain sales for essentials and advocates focusing on cheaply seeding and harvesting the acreage they can best manage to withstand low prices. He cites speculative margin losses in mining and oil shares and predicts 1930 will be remembered as a tragic year in commerce and finance.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Wheat Pool
McFarland
Calgary
Ynan
Co-Operative
Western
Capa
Air Mail Service to Winnipeg Planned for 1934 Inauguration
The post office announced an air mail route from Minneapolis and St Paul to Pembina North Dakota then to Winnipeg Manitoba will start February 2 1934. An immediate appeal to the Supreme Court from Judge Clark New Jersey ruling upholding the 18th amendment invalidity will be filed.
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Washington,d.c
Associated Press
Post Office Today
Air Mail
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pembina
North Dakota
Winnipeg
Man
Supreme Court
Clark
New Jersey
Coast Guard Seizes Whiskey-Laden Vessel Eleanor Joay
Coast Guard at Chatham Harbor intercepts the rum boat Eleanor Joay with ten crew and liquor valued at $5000. The crew was arrested after raking her arms and signaling halt. twenty eight hundred sacks of whiskey and champagne were confiscated. The vessel is listed as a La Havre, N S owned yacht of Marine Shippers Limited.
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New London
Conn
New York
Pestel
Grémport
Coast Guard
Eleanor Joay
la Havre
N.S
Marine Shippers, Limited
Sne
Grain Inspections Report For Winnipeg Trade
Winnipeg grain inspections on December 29 show wheat 132 cars graded with 85 tough contracts 32 oats 386 and 30 barley 18 and 19 flax 3 and 1 rye 4 and 2 and other grains 2 and 0 compared with last year totals 140 85 32 386 30 18 19 3 1 4 2 2 0.
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Winnipeg
End Near for Joffre As Coma Deepens in Paris
Paris reports Marshall Joffre, 78, exhausted after days of illness amid hospital wards crowded with dignitaries. Latest bulletins say he remains feeble with lucidity present at times and pulse around 90 as doctors warn only hours may remain.
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Paris
Associated Presse
Marshall Joffre
Leriche
Marshall
Dee
Sunita
Ponters Leriche
Boutin
Arshal Joffre
Bathe Two Arrea Ee Ana Me O With
The fragmentary text lists unrelated words and appears garbled with no clear event or subjects to summarize. No coherent persons organizations places or dates emerge to form a factual newspaper item.
India Conference Nearing Agreement on Responsible Government
London report from the Indian round-table talks notes continued Hindu Muslim deadlock but signals probable responsible government with safeguards. Delegates hope communal disputes won’t derail laying the constitution’s general principles and may prompt minority protections in any final scheme.
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London
George Hambleton
India
Ottawa Church Razed by Fire in December Blaze
Fire destroyed St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church in Ottawa on Saturday causing an estimated 410,000 in damage. A child’s candle start ed the blaze. firefighters from Ottawa and Hull saved nearby buildings as the spire collapsed. Insurance coverage was 200,900 with rebuilding expected to begin soon. The 1893 limestone Renaissance church served Sandy Hill and nearby districts.
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Ottawa
Danage
St. Joseph’s
Cardle
Hull
Bro. Tuck
Canada
Sandy Hill
Reat Central
Iwealthy
Canada Faces Soviet Five Year Fur Dump Threat
Ottawa December 29. Canadian furriers seek government action to curb Soviet produced furs flooding markets under a five year plan. F D Burkholder says sanctions may include a tariff on raw furs with preferential clauses to protect Canadian trade from undercutting by Soviet and British re exporters. A Toronto meeting in early January will draft a resolution for government consideration.
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Valcone
Ottawa
Canada
Farriers’ Guild
Grill Uo A
United States
Birkholder
London
England
Burkholder
Ifie
Russia
Wwe
Aces Fall Narrowly to Wolves in Strenuous Tilt
In a hard fought match the Aces lost to the Wolves 5 to 1. Shaw scored for the Aces while Fishe and Dick led the Wolves with goals. Referee Elmer Flejpin officiated as teams listed Best rap and Wolfpack details appeared in the period report.
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Aberdeen
Walfac
Atlas
Shaw
Wolves
Fishee
Ied Dick and Gray
Elmer Flejpin
Beargard
McArthur
Bradshaw
Bowker
Hariig
Welling
Snubbs
Wolfpack
di Gray
Moody
Lutes
Fisher
Wolfpack Peewa
Localized Report From Ont Des 29
Fragmentary item notes a death in Ontario with names Robert Montgomery and a reference to a capital event. No clear date beyond December 29 and no full context or location details.
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Galt” Ont
Des
Robert Montgomery
Hanghai Negatives Highlight Unclear Associated Report
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases like neg negative 90 By Associated serT and references to Gomer and pena, lacking coherent names, dates, or events. Unable to determine clear person, organization, place, or outcome from the unreadable snippet.
Empire Development Board Plan For Non Political Council
London reports Sir Robert Hadfield proposes creating an Empire development board to advise governments on trade matters. The plan, to be discussed at Ottawa’s economic conference next autumn, aims at forming a non political body. Sir Robert, head of the metallurgical industry, has shared the idea with Sir Squires of Newfoundland.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Robert ‘Hadfield
Ottawa
Ne: Squires
Eens Foundland
Robert
Dng
Farmer Bhama Fends Off Tiger in Farmyard Defense
Krishna Bhama, a farmer from Digar village in India, battled a tiger as it attacked him while plowing with oxen. At the first spring he shoved a sharp tool into the tiger’s jaws, the fight lasting about an hour until neighbors arrived and killed the animal with axes.
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Bimbay
India
Associated Press
Krishna
Bhama
Digar
Untangling a historic loss and its impact
An unclear fragment reflects on a major past defeat in the state’s history, noting the effort to untangle its lasting consequences and significance for the community.
Agadir Air Incident Report From Associated Archives
An early 20th century Agadir dispatch notes a mysterious pauanander plane event as reported by Moi Associated. The fragment hints at a transportation or aviation matter tied to the Moroccan port city and a press agency briefing.
Cochrane Name Fragments Reflect Patchy OCR
Scant readable text shows fragmentary names and phrases including Cochrane and Queen with stray characters, indicating an OCR damaged snippet rather than a complete news item. No clear event, person, or place can be established from remaining material.
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Park Avenue
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Major Ramsay-Hill
His Majesty's Eleventh Hussars
Tahiti
New York City
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Aces
Cigrie
Rie
Raat
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