Western Wheat Prices Should Reflect Protein Content
The article argues for higher prices based on wheat protein content, noting Canada and the United States lack grading standards that credit protein as a quality factor. It highlights how protein-rich wheat yields higher gluten content, better bread, and premium milling. Saskatchewan would gain by a provincial inspection system and marketing Saskatchewan wheat to differentiate from northern numbers, especially with new rail routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Saskatchewan
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Railway
Soo Line
Hudson's Bay
Moose Jaw
Bermuda Trade Drive Urged By Bermuda Governor In Montreal
Lieut General Sir John Asher governor of Bermuda urged rapid ship operation between the British West Indies and Bermuda under the new treaty. He said Bermuda was eager to expand trade with the Dominion while in Montreal with Lady Asher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British West Indies
Bermuda
John Asher
Montreal
Lady Asher
Dominion
Chicks Start Feed Trial Shows Health Gains
The station superintendent J A McClary reports a trial using a cod liver oil enriched starter for the first two weeks. Chicks showed no leg-weakness or rickets and no toe-picking, with fresh water and phased feeding including sour milk and scratch feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McClary
MecClary
World Record Milk and Butter Fat by Quebec Ayrshire Cow Nelile Osborne
Nelile Osborne of Elmshade 16th sets a world record for milk and butter fat in the Ayrshire breed. In a 305 day Canadian Test she produced 21241 pounds of milk and 909 pounds of butter fat, surpassing the prior American record by 2975 pounds of milk and 170 pounds of fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelile Osborne
Elmshade
Canada
Keeping Of Eggs Shows Better Flavor With Guarantine
The 1924 Dominion poultry husbandman report outlines several findings on egg storage. It notes that eggs treated by the Guarantine process keep and taste better after storage, eggs should be stored with the small end down, freshness affects keeping quality, clean eggs preserve longer than dirty or washed ones, and cleanliness of flats and fillers matters. Experiments excluding Guarantine were repeated at Charlottetown Brandon and Agas Six farms and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Poultry Husbandman
Charlottetown
Brandon
Agassix
Cattle Exports to Britain Decline Sharply in 1926
Through July 15, weekly exports total 912 head, well below the 1925 level for the same week. For 1926 to date, 49,495 head have been shipped versus 47,225 in 1925, after earlier surges that once exceeded 16,000 head but now are under 2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
B C Fruit Crop Value Up From 1925 Outlook
Meriland fruit crop for the present year is conservatively valued at over 150000 dollars more than 1925. The cherry crop, if estimated, will be 50 percent better than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summérland
Tomato growing in Saskatchewan shows rapid tomato ripening
In Saskatchewan trials at the Scott Dominion experimental station 286 pounds were harvested on vines before frost and 997 pounds were picked green, with a trace ripening after frost. The method involved early sowing in hot beds, transplanting, and keeping only the main stem. Canadian honey gains markets in Europe with exports led by the Netherlands and Germany, while western provinces expand beekeeping to meet rising demand.
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Eotine
Saskatchewan
Scott Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Europe
Holland
Germany
Netherlands
United Kingdom
United States
Denmark
Ontario
Quebec
Canada
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
Market For Cereals With Czecho Slovak Govt Trade Deal Hinted
Canada could gain about a 50 percent tariff reduction on cereals and wheat flour if a trade agreement with the Czecho-Slovak Government is reached. Consul General V. Kveton in Montreal notes Prague’s new tariff of 1.68 dollars per 100 kilos on wheat 1.44 on oats and 4.20 on wheat flour was suspended until August 13. A most favored nation pact could lower duties afterward.
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Canada
FB. V. Kveton
Montreal
Prague
Immigration to Canada rises 81 percent in first four months
A compilation shows 39,442 immigrants to Canada in January–April 1926, up from 21,776 in 1925. Month by month gains ranged from 16 percent in January to 132 percent in March, with British, U.S., and other countries contributing increases.
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Canada
United States
When the economical housewife casts bread into water
The remark frames a frugal cooking idea yielding bread pudding as a practical outcome. It suggests using stale bread to create a simple dessert, highlighting thrift in kitchen practice and the transforming power of common ingredients.
British Columbia Aims to Dominate Clover Seed Market
Visionaries in British Columbia foresee dominating the Canadian clover seed market through reclamation around Sumas Lake. A 500 acre field will yield about eight bushels per acre this fall, with 5,000 acres to harvest next season. Minister E. D. Barrow expects $100 profit per acre and domestic supply without imports.
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British Columbia
Sumas Lake
Victoria Times
E. D. Barrow
Saskatchewan Seed Association Receives Big Wheat Order
The Saskatchewan Registered Seed Association reports a British firm inquiring about 500 tons of registered Saskatchewan Marquis wheat equal to 16 000 bushels or about 15 carloads. If filled, it would be the province’s largest consignment to date. The association has fulfilled similar seed grain orders for Argentine, United States and Canadian buyers over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Registered
Association
United States
Landing Fields In Mid Ocean Proposed For Trans Atlantic Air Line
Engineer Howard R. Armstrong outlines mid ocean landing fields between Atlantic City and Plymouth England as part of a seadrome system. The plan envisions eight 100 acre stations with anchored landing fields, fuel depots, hotels, and meteorological bureaus for a 30 hour America to England voyage. Naval and air officials see feasibility though ships and seas pose challenges.
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Mid-Ocean
Trans-Atlantic Air Line
Trans Atlantic
Atantic City
Plymouth
England
Majestic
Armstrong
No Poison On Apples Spraying Methods Followed
Dr Frank T Shutt Dominion chemist analyzed 43 samples of sprayed apples from Canada’s main export districts in Nova Scotia Quebec Ontario and British Columbia. About half the samples contained no arsenic and the highest level found was just over two hundredths of a grain per pound. At that rate it would take about twelve apples to reach the minimum medical dose and four dozen for the maximum dose.
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England
Frank T. Shutt
D.sc
Dominion
Canada
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Canadian Cattle for New Zealand Purchase Prospects
W. J. Chynoweth former Bay of Plenty Dairy Association director visits Quebec Ontario and western provinces to buy dairy cattle. He reports Canada has supplied Jerseys of high quality and that Canadian stock greatly improved New Zealand herds. He sees bright prospects for New Zealand buyers in Canada.
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W. J. Chynoweth
Bay of Plenty Dairy Association
North Island
New Zealand
Quebec
Ontario
Canada
Calgary Stampede Delivers Real Cowboy Show
The Calgary Stampede proves authentic as non professional rodeo with real cowboys, chuck wagons, and ranch horses performing in a ranching district. The event showcases western thrills and genuine participation by local riders and teams.
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Calgary
Canada
West
Cabbage Worm Control Tips From Garden Wardens
Late summer and autumn green cabbage worms damage cabbage by riddling leaves and heads. The common white butterfly lays eggs on cabbage, cauliflower, and turnips. Use poison spray until heads form, or a non poisonous mix of fresh pyrethrum powder and flour in a 1 to 4 ratio stored in a tight vessel for 24 hours. Apply with a duster or cheese cloth bag tied to a stick as you walk rows.
Western Canada Offers Land With High Yield for Immigrants
The Hudson's Bay Company governor told the annual meeting that 2,819,000 acres remain in prairie provinces, with land prices lower than elsewhere in North America. He noted lower farm taxes and higher spring wheat yields in Canada, presenting Canada as the cheapest land with the highest yield on the continent for immigrants.
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Cable
Hudson’s Bay Company
Company
Prairie Provinces
North America
Canada
United States
North American
Backward in That Respect A Tale From China On Willingdon
A London Mail quip recalls Lord Willingdon’s reply to a Chinese diplomat who questioned why Britain did not use machine guns to settle labor disputes. Willingdon invokes racial progress and youth, urging gentle judgment.
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China
Lord Willingdon
Lora Byng
Canada
London Mail
Radio frost coats home as electrics sing Moontide and Roses
Harriet calls Charles to return home as the radio frost covers the set and the electric ice box plays Moontide and Roses, capturing a cozy domestic moment with weathered appliances.
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Harriet
Charles
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Antipodes
Calgary Stampede
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