See Main Street Miniotas Manitoba Advertising Rates
Publication details show weekly Friday issues from See Main Street Miniotas Manitoba. Rates list 3 cents for classified advertised items each insertion, 12 cents per line for legal ads, 1 cent per line for local notices, with subscription at $1.00 per year in advance. Changes due by Tuesday noon to insure same week publication. Rev M Gouverin Editor and Proprietor. Phone 7
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Main Street
Miniotas
Manitoba
United States
Detroit Steel Move After Reciprocity Vote Across River
The United States Steel Corporation shifted plans after Canada’s reciprocity referendum. It chose a Detroit area site across the river to build a second Gary line and an Ojibway city project, then halted by the vote and redirected manufacturing and shipping to Canadian ports and global markets.
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Detroit
New York
Sda
Detroit River
United States Steel Corporation
Canada
Great Joker
Steel Corporation
Pac
Grain Growers' Guide criticized by association member
A letter from F. W. Green, a Grain Growers' association member, contends the Grain Growers' Guide does not reflect the association's views. He states the Guide is a private concern not representing Saskatchewan Grain Growers and that the association bears no financial stake in its operations or editorial tone.
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F. W. Green
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Netep
Edmonton Bulletin Spotlight on In-Edmonton Ad Page Growth
The Edmonton Bulletin presents a model In-Edmonton page featuring twenty three industrial firms including metal works, a foundry, auto top maker and others. An Edmonton Industrial Commissioner article notes Western Canada becoming a vast market for manufactured goods as Eastern and American producers set up plants in the district.
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Edmonton Bulletin
Edmonton
Cotpanies
Western Canada
Padimonton
Great West
A Challenge to the Farmers Editorial on Canadian Dairy Needs
The Toronto Glob argues New Zealand now supplies butter to Canada and Canada should grow its own dairy output. It cites 71.6 boxes shipped to Vancouver from Auckland in 1912-13 and urges Ontario to lead with mixed farming, cooperation, and better transport to retain home markets. It warns against overreliance on imports and praises agriculture and manufacturing as complementary.
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Toronto Glob
New Zealand
Canadan ‘Tract
Vacouver
Auckland
Canada
Ontario
Bauclal
Canadian gains from American factories shifting abroad
A reader cites Governor Foss on reciprocity and asks what constitutes capital moved abroad. He argues that factory relocations drain wages, real estate value, skilled labor, and credit from American towns, risking the disappearance of communities dependent on a single large factory.
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New Yort
America
How Many Plants In Your Riding
Industrial Canada urges MPs to ask a set of tariff related questions assessing factory presence in their constituency. Key topics include number of factories, capital invested, employment, output, supply chains, duties, wages, immigration, and local transportation issues affecting manufacturing.
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Industrial Canada
Wma
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