High Standard Maintained By Medical Profession
Dr Gordon Bates argues the medical profession upholds public trust through rigorous training from honor matriculation to internship, demanding years of study and exams, substantial costs, and lifelong service. He praises doctors for voluntary charity and their role in preventing illness and advancing science alongside Koch Jenner and Pasteur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Canada
Koch
Jenner
Pasteur
Canadian National Railways names Western Region head and staff shifts
The circular from Sir Henry Thornton and S. J. Hungerford outlines major promotions across the Canadian National Railways operating department. A. E. Warren moves from Central Region to vice president Western Region. W. A. Kingsland becomes general manager Central Region. Col. T. A. Hiam assists the President from Vancouver. A. A. Tisdale becomes Western Region general manager. J. R. Cameron retires on superannuation. B. T. Chappell shifts to BC District. C. Forrester moves to Saskatchewan District. and B. Campbell adds ranks in Winnipeg and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Railways
Western Canada
Sir Henry Thornton
S. J. Hungerford
Montreal
A. E. Warren
Central Region
Toronto
Western Region
Winnipeg
W. A. Kingsland
Col. T. A. Hiam
Vancouver
British Columbia
A. A. Tisdale
J. R. Cameron
B. T. Chappell
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
C. Forrester
London
Ontario
Saska
West
A. E Warren
Great Lakes
M. A. A. Tisdale
Mount Vernon
Ont
Grand Truck
Hamilton
Grand Trunk Pacific
Fort William
Cameron
B. T. Campbell
Port Arthur
Rainy River
North Battleford
Saskatchewan Co operatives Post 1767 Million Sales in 1928
Large co operative turnover in Saskatchewan totaled 176,646,000 for 1928. Major producer co operatives include Saskatchewan Wheat Producers Limited 160,000,000 Co operative Creameries Ltd 5,000,000 Livestock Producers Ltd 4,918,000 Co Op Trading Associations 3,852,000 Municipal Hall Association 1,856,000 Poultry Producers Limited 553,000 Registered Seed Growers Ltd 281,000 Canadian Co Op Wool Growers Ltd Saskatchewan Branch 186,600, yielding a grand total of 176,640,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Wheat Producers, Limited
Co-Operative Creameries
Livestock Producers, Ltd
Municipal Hail Association
Poultry Producers, Limited
Registered
Seed Growers, Ltd
Wool Growers, Ltd
Manitoba Poultry Marketing Association Expands Reach
The Manitoba Co Operative Poultry Marketing Association began in 1922 with five cars of dressed poultry. Last year it shipped 72 cars of dressed poultry 10 cars of live poultry and 135 cars of eggs to markets in Eastern Canada and the United States. The organization now counts over 12 000 farmers and their wives as members across Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Co-Operative Poultry Marketing Association, Ltd
Canada
United States
Sanitoba
Prairie shelter belts protect vegetable gardens on farms
Farmers are advised to plant a shelter belt of trees and shrubs before starting a garden to shield vegetables from winds. Large trees near the garden are discouraged. shrubs and hedges suit best. Home growing reduces costs, diversifies supply, and requires modest effort for profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Farmer's
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
West
Entomologist Estimates Canada Crop Loss From Insects
The Dominion Entomologist Mr Arthur Gibson estimates insects cost Canada well over 100 million dollars annually in field crops and additional losses to forests shade trees and stored products likely exceed 50 million dollars yearly. Barley is believed to have originated in Central Asia.
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Dominion
Arthur Gibson
Canada
Central Asia
Winnipeg Union Silk Dress For Summer Wardrobe Style No. 563
A charming silk dress in red and white prints described as practical for daily wear from shopping to the office. Features a gathered skirt with cascading side drape, bloused surplice bodice, worn with long or short sleeves, available in multiple bust sizes and fabrics. Pattern price 25 cents.
Scientists Seek Hardier Fruits for Canada's North
A U S Department of Agriculture team led by Monty K A Ryerson from The Pas will tour Hudson Bay from Churchill to select plant specimens for cross pollination and hybridizing. Prof. W H Abierman of Minnesota and W R Leslie of Morden Dominion Experimental Farm accompany the party, which plans a month long investigation to breed fruits that withstand harsh winters and early falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Northland
Pas
Monty K A Ryerson
Office of
Foreign Plant Importation
United States Department of Agriculture
Ryerson
Hudson Bay Line
W. H. Abierman
University of Minnesota
W R. Leslie
Dominion
Morden
Churchill
Mr. Ryerson
Middle Western
Radium Lure Aims Deep Sea Fish Catch
Bermuda reports a new radium lure used by William Beebe to light hooks on a mile long sounding line for deep sea fishing. The first catch was a large squid, a member of the octopus family, enough to fill a fair sized fruit basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
William Beebe
New York
Submarine Mountain Ranges Found by Echo Survey
Surveyors of the ocean bed mapped two new mountain ranges using echo measurements. One range lies about one hundred miles off Ecuador and rises over five thousand feet. The other lies north of Juan Fernandez and reaches nearly ten thousand feet in height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's Weekly
Ecuador
Juan Fernandez
Gentlemen's Dinner Check Short. Napkin Hidden Two Half Dollars
A man paid a ten dollar bill for a three dollar dinner. On receiving change he counted it and found a dollar short. A napkin fold revealed two half dollars, shocking both patron and waiter and prompting a search.
Miss Bessie Quirt to Teach in Arctic Eskimo School
Miss Bessie Quirt of Ortilia will join a Toronto party to travel to Shingle Point at the Mackenzie River mouth. She will teach at Canada's first Eskimo residential school in the Arctic, planning a five year stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Quirt
Mackenzie River
Arctic Ocean
Canada
Toronto
Miss Quirt
Ortilia
Arctic
Busy Tennessee mayor wears many hats in Denmark
Noted local figure T. H. Tyson of Denmark Tennessee holds multiple roles including notary, justice of the peace, road supervisor, farmer, miller, substitute rural mail carrier, and a physician of sorts. He also sells tombstones and chairs the Sons of Rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Tyson
Denmark Tenn
Sons of Rest
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Gordon Bates
Canadian Social Hygiene Corncil
Gutierrez
Madrid
Toon
Manitoba Poultry Marketing
the Prairie Garden
E. Warren
N.R
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
North
McDermot Ave
She
Echo
Gates
Verdon
Jonn
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