Canadian rail subsidies and earnings amid 1920s losses and insurance policy
Minister Graham described guaranteed twenties five million dollar issues for Grand Trunk and Canadian Northern to cover deficits and advances. He noted funds funded receiver general cash, not just refinancing, and provided 1924 and 1928 earnings per ton mile for Canadian National and Canadian Pacific, with operating ratios and insurance strategy improving economies. He warned against misreading guarantees as only refunding and referenced losses from road competition and interest on Dominion advances.
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Grand Trunk
Graham
Canadian Pacific
Graham outlines Canadian National finances and taxation issues
The speech details interest payments to the public, cash advances by the Dominion in 1924, and plans for a full review of CN holdings. It notes private railway taxation, proposed talks with provinces, and support from Arthur Meighen amid criticism of past acquisitions.
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Railways of Canada
Canadian National
Graham
People of
Canada
Dominion
Canadian National Railway
Canadian National Railways
England
Staten
Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Pacific
Mr. Graham
Britain
Graham Bell
Arthur Meighen
Meighen
Grand Trunk Pacific Railways
Grand Opening Tonight at The Park Pavilion
The Park Pavilion opens tonight at 9 with Jimmy Horne's orchestra providing music. The Types oversee the opening dance as Empress lends the spotlight. The venue glows with colored lights while an electric scraper levels rough edges. proceeds fund new baseball uniforms.
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Park
Jimmy Horne
Empress Management
McLaughlin Motor Car Sale and Service Ad
Universal Garage promotes car sales and service at 2141f with a news van ad. Column style brief highlights automotive offerings and local showroom push.
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McLaughlin Motor Car Sale and Service
Universal Garage
Seeding progress and social events noted in Winnifred
Seeding operations advance due to favorable conditions with a 50 percent acreage increase expected despite moisture concerns. Miss Doris Burch visits Calgary and Medicine Hat. Local socials include a party at Mr. A Peterson's, with prizes awarded to Mrs. H Sanderson and Norman Rude. The school board plans swings and teeters for outdoor play.
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Winnifred
Doris
Burch
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Phace
Messrs
A. Milroy
A. Peterson
Lillie
H. ‘Sanderson
Norman Rude
Miss Knight
C. Hodgson
Vegetarian Lunch at The American Daily Menu
Silced tomatoes cucumbers radishes green onions lettuce and cold slaw offered with three choices and whole wheat bread or rolls. Tea coffee or buttermilk available for 40c. Served daily at The American, P47-6.
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THE
Cheaper to buy to own to operate the Ford headline
Ford advertising touts advantages of owning and operating the car, claiming lower overall cost compared to rivals. The copy emphasizes affordable purchase price, reduced maintenance, and fuel efficiency as key selling points.
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Ford
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Quebec
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C.A. Long & Co
Third Street
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Second Street
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Alberta
Dominion Corset CO
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Long Furniture Cor
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