Canada Observes National Fish Day on Wednesday Next
The Canadian Fisheries Association designates October 28 as National Fish Day to educate the public on the value of fish and Canada's fisheries assets. 1924 production reached 1,749,068 cases, with exports mainly to the United States, while growth hinges on increased consumption and unity against monopolies.
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Giant Monopoly Continued in Ontario Policy Fight
The piece accuses policy supporters of failing to show any benefit to Ontario and Quebec, denounces ties to an ocean steamship cartel draining farmers, and warns the plan would destroy the National Railway system. Sir Clifford urges Liberals and Progressives to join a fight against an "able and unscrupulous combination" menacing the nation.
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Heavy Gale Ravages Boston Area And New York Harbors
A severe gale battered Woburn and Boston suburbs with unroofed homes and tangled wreckage. Massachusetts National Guard was called to maintain order as two women are hospitalized after a church spire collapsed. In New York, ships were driven to safety, crowds report the storm as the worst in years, and coast guard crews rescue mariners and salvage operations along Sandy Hook and Governor's Island.
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Wintry Snowfall Hits Southern Alberta Rail Route
General snow covers Southern Alberta with heavy falls west of Calgary and lighter to the east. Reports trace snow along the Canadian Pacific line from Swift Current to Calgary and its subdivisions during the weekend.
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Weather Forecast for West and Northwest
All West Fresh west and north west winds bring a very cold day with snow flurries today and Tuesday. Partly cloudy skies persist across the region.
Tomorrow Night Liberal Meeting at Empress Theatre
A liberal mass meeting is planned at the Empress Theatre tomorrow night with speeches by Dr W Gershaw and R J Deachman Calgary. Vocal numbers will be performed by D W Hays and Mrs Hays, noted Western artists, adding a musical highlight to the program.
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Grain Inspections Report Up Week End Totals
Winnipeg Manitoba wheat inspections over the weekend totalled 2 735 cars with 2 036 of contract grade. Last year 2 048 cars were inspected. Coarse germus accounted for 853 cars versus 1 226 a year ago.
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