Tariff Effects on Saskatoon Industries Cited in Circular
A Saskatoon Industrial League letter argues tariffs create conditions favoring Western Canadian manufacturers to move south or set up branches. Government data show Saskatoon’s manufacturing grew from 80 establishments employing 1,444 in 1905 to 315 establishments employing 4,040 by 1912 with many sectors expanding. The piece notes 40 manufacturing firms and 32 warehouses in Saskatoon and compares impacts on Winnipeg Regina and other cities while debating duty reductions for southern factories.
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Industrial League Limited
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Saska
Winnipeg
Egina
Mencine Har
Calgary
Moaton
Taras
United States
Gaetts
Canadian North West Land Regulation Summary
A historical notice describes homestead rules for Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with entry rights duties residence and cultivation requirements and prices per acre. It outlines preemption options for exhausted homesteads and warns unauthorised publication of the advertisement will not be paid. The text shifts to Canadian Pacific Railway stock speculation noting bear raids and potential future bull action with emphasis on the company’s vast land holdings transportation role and growth prospects.
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Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion Lands
Elso
Canad Pacific Railway
Wall Street
O.P.R
Canadian Pacific Railway
Cnadian
Atoel
Europe
United States
Canada
Canadas
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Ne & Co
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Ike
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W. W. Cory
the Interior
N.B
Ontario
Fort William and West
British Columbia
Grand Trunk Pacif
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