Wheat Acreage Control And Canada’s Wheat Trade
The News weighs controls on wheat acreage amid a large carryover. It argues for selective allocation over global quotas, noting Canada’s export reliance on wheat and contrasting it with other nations’ diverse export bases. The piece stresses Canada’s economic dependence on wheat, guiding policy considerations.
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Canada
United States
Australia
Defacing Scenery Provokes Railway Advertising Debate
The Montreal Star and The News condemn plans by the Canadian National Railways to sell rights for advertising signs along the system from Halifax to Vancouver. They warn of permanent damage to the countryside and question enforcement of announced safeguards as bridges and subways become framing for signboards.
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Minister of Railways
Canadian National
The
Montreal Star
Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
Halifax
Vancouver
Manion
The Shipping Bill as Western Tory Test of Fidelity
An opinion piece argues the shipping bill tests Western Canadian Conservative loyalty to farmers harmed by tariffs. It accuses MPs of voting for monopoly provisions enabling Canadian boats and condemns named Conservatives for backing government measures. calls for protest and public accountability.
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Parliamen
Buffalo
Colborne
Canada
Montreal
Kaiser
Hanserd
Perley
Qu’Appele
Turnbull
Regina
MacMillan Saskatoon
Beynon
Moose Jaw
Weir
Melfort
Swanston
Maple Creek
Cowan
Long Istke
Loucks
Rosetown
Stanley
Calgary
Stewart
Lethbridge
Bury
Edmonton
Stitt
Nelson
Selkirk
Willis
Louris
Siven
Preservation Over Profit Dissuades Billboard Expansion
The piece argues Victoria bridge should not be heavily adorned with illuminated ads as it would mar Montreal’s southern approaches. It says revenue from such billboards is welcome but not at the cost of natural beauty and landscape charm, valuing intrinsic scenery over sale.
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Victoria Bridge
Montreal
The Office Cat Ditch Work Repeats Fooling Foreman
Men dig a ditch in wet soil while the foreman shouts all out and all in. After several repetitions the workers grow angry as no water or cave in appears. The foreman smiles and says the joke is to keep boots dry rather than shovels worn.
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Foreman
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