Prairie Provinces Rise in Canadian Dairy Industry
Prairie provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta now hold a supreme place in Canadian dairy. 1923 output shows Manitoba 15.8 percent gain Saskatchewan 22.1 percent and Alberta 34.4 percent, with total three provinces producing about 39 million pounds. 1921 to 1923 dairy farming expands, exports rise to UK and US, four thousand boxes sent via Panama Canal, and dairy herds increase with 75 dairies in Alberta 65 in Saskatchewan and similar in Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Algeria
Prairie Territory
West
Prairie Provinces
United States
Atlantic
United Kingdom
Chicago
New York
Panama Canal
Prairies
Canadian production value climbs in 1922 exports rise
A 1922 report from the Federal Bureau of Statistics shows Canada’s production valued at 91 956 420 dollars, up from 54 466 27 dollars the prior year. The growth aims to boost exports with 24 680 391 dollars of automobiles and tracks shipped abroad to most civilized nations, while chestnuts are noted as native to the Mediterranean region with a long cultivation history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Netca
Federal Bureau’ of Statistics
Saskatchewan Man and Alberta to Decide Lignite Plant Fate
The fate of the Bienfait lignite briquetting plant in Saskatchewan will be decided within weeks after a conference in Ottawa between Saskatchewan Minister G Gardiner and Interior Minister C Stewart. Manitoba withdrew from the scheme in 1922 citing economy, while U S authorities tested Saskatchewan lignite briquets at Hebron North Dakota. Tests show promising fuel quality but high briquetting costs limit commercial value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienfalt
Sask
Manitoba
Alberta
Attawa
G. Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Charles Stewart
Interior
Blenfait
Hebron
N.D
United States
Forest products beyond lumber highlight Canada wood use
The Natural Resources Intelligence Service notes Canada relies on many forest byproducts beyond lumber. BC uses 6,000,000 fruit boxes for apples, Nova Scotia ships apples in 1,500,000 barrels, staves total 10,000,000, railways need 12,900,000 ties, and poles exceed 1,000,000 yearly. Mines use 1,000,000 trees for props. in 1920, 13,000,000 boxes and 2,000,000 cheese and butter boxes were made. Forests must be protected from fire to sustain these industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Canada
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Canadian Railways
Germans Increasingly Immigrate to Canada In 1923 and 1924
A House table shows rising German immigration to Canada with 1268 arrivals in 1923 including 731 agriculturalists. Early 1924 figures indicate 524 new Germans, 219 of them agricultural workers, joined by Canada’s immigration agencies in Britain, Continental Europe, and the United States with payroll totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Great Britain
Europe
Iwre
United States
Fur Market at Edmonton to Build Exchange
More than two million dollars in raw furs were received in Edmonton annually. A fur exchange will be established in the city to provide an impetus to the important Albertan industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Belli Dating Found in Nendram Abbey Ruling
A bell dating from the era of St. Pa was discovered in the ruling of Nendram Abbey in Ulster Ireland. The find links the abbey to early ecclesiastical history and regional heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pa
Nendram Abbey
Ulster
Ireland
Trevelyan Advocates Universal Public Education Ambition
In a Labor Magazine interview, Mr Trevelyan argues against economy in educational spending and attacks the Geddes committee line. He states the objective is advanced education for all, not just clever youths, insisting every normal child from working and middle classes deserves full schooling like the wealthy, without bias by parent background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevelyan
MacDonald
Labor
Geddes
Trevelyem
Hatching With the Incubator for First Time
An Experimental Farms circular urges a well ventilated cellar with steady heat and fresh air for incubator use. Place on vibration free floor, avoid drafts, and ensure heat moisture cooling turning and testing are correct. Source eggs from vigorous stock and use proper handling to hatch more chicks. fuel costs spur sawdust stove development.
Prairie fisheries value rises across prairie provinces in 1922
The 1922 commercial catch value across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta totaled 1 745 975 with Manitoba 1 020 595 Saskatchewan 296 643 and Alberta 438 757. White fish led at 43 percent followed by pickerel 9 percent pike 7 and tulibee 6. Yukon Terri tory fisheries reached 11 917 in 1923, and the tea name pekoe derives from Pah ho meaning white hairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
The
Yukon — Territory
Canada Sak faring settlers with little capital pivot
Canada faces a shift in policy as the land settlement branch of the immigration department outlines plans to assist British and European settlers with minimal cash. The program promotes land with nominal payments, neighborly labor exchange, and advisory boards to ensure safe, prosperous settlement across all provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Immigration
J. A. Robb
Immigration Department
Western
Robb
Land” Settlement
Irish Free State
Great Britain
Ireland
Alberta Telephone System Expands Across Provinces
The Alberta provincial government telephone network now serves 69 communities in Alberta and connects to 455 Saskatchewan offices, 239 Manitoba offices, 7 Western states, and 52 in British Columbia. The system handles 67,279 phones including 32,260 exchange, 20,252 rural, 1,985 private party lines, and 1,333 connecting subscribers. There are 64 exchanges in the province with 801 toll offices and 62 private party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Garden plot provides for family pets and 21 chickens
A roughly 40 by 40 foot garden plot will supply ample exercise for one family three cats an Airedale and a flock of 21 chickens, according to informal guidance.
Algebra Class Riddle Turns Into Bee Humour
A classroom joke asks what b' plus b' plus b' equals and a student quips hive. The playful exchange blends math with a pun about bees in a light moment during class.
Kawartha Lakes Bright Waters and Happy Lands Fishing Record
A feature on Kawartha Lakes Ontario describing four teen water stretches as a top summer playground. It highlights Bobcaygeon Peterborough Lindsay access points, bass and muskellunge fishing, shallow beaches, and scenic beauty. The Musky catch by Mrs. W. R. Deemar of Tarentum, Pa. weighed 27 pounds, 61 inches long, 18 inches girth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawartha” Lakes
Ontario
Pigeon Lake
Kawartha Lakes
Happy Lands
Bobcaygeon
Peterborough
Lindsay
Lake
Sugog
W. R. Deemar
Tarentum
P.A
It All Depends The Golden Rule Lesson
A teacher debates with Tommy about applying the Golden Rule and turning the other cheek. He asks how a larger boy would affect his response, reflecting a schoolroom discussion printed in the American Legion Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
American Legion Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Three Prairie Provinces
Automobile Production
Mediterranean Region
W. Nw
Bienfall
Natural Resources Bulletin
Germany
Labor and Education
Prairie Fisheries
China
Japan
Telephones
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!