World Happenings Briefly Told
Unanimous cabinet decision to resume negotiations with the United States. The Prince of Wales urged to travel to the High Free State to ease discord between Southern Ireland and Ulster. Benjamin Franklin papers auction brings 2960 dollars. Grispholm, first Swedish Metership to cross Atlantic, enters New York, smoke free. Chester Diates buried in Auburn New York after prison mates buy plot. Clergy and laymen push U S entry into World Court at New York meeting. Frank Middleton carries coal home in lunch box from Canadian Pacific Railway. Canada’s exports to Russia rise sharply in past year. Afforestation by air directed to Turkey’s barren areas. Davie Jones’s effects yield about 10000 dollars in London. Invitations issued to Canadian universities for January 18-19 contests at St Moritz. German language heard in Paris council on Locarno pact as peace signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
High Free State
Ireland
Ulster
Benjamin Franklin
New York
Prairie Tourists Flock To Vancouver Winter Influx
Prairie visitors from Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan descend on Vancouver for winter, with hotels reporting high registrations and families among the crowds. The season promises concerts road shows and a Burrard Inlet bridge opening guiding visitors to scenic highways. The Vancouver Exhibition Association hosts a winter livestock show December 5 to 12 featuring beef and dairy cattle plus sheep swine and stock. The Greater Vancouver Publicity Bureau prepared maps and booklets to assist travelers as winter migration begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Prairie Provinces
Pobnelty Bureau
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Tela
Burrard Inlet
North Shore
B.C
Vancouver Exhibition Association
Greater Vancouver
Prize winners from Grande Prairie win big at Edmonton pig contest
Two boys aged 14 and 15 from the Grande Prairie area won the central and northern Alberta boys and girls club contest for best carload of pigs. They earned a trip to Toronto to attend the Royal Show as guests of the CPLR and a challenge trophy. Their trainer was R. Judson, Peace River district agriculturalist. Oscar Gudlangsen, 15, from Saskatchewan, and Vern Johnson, 14, from Beaver Lodge near Grande Prairie, were the champions. Ferwin A. Odell of Hoboken marks fifty three years as a mail carrier. after fifty two years he would earn only 720 dollars yearly if retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Prairie
Edmonton
Alberta
Toronto
CPLR
R. Judson
Peace River District
Oscar Gudlangsen
Peace River Country
Saskatche Wan
Vern Johnson
Beaver Lodge
Ferwin A. Odell
New York
Hoboken
Odell
How To Dehorn Cattle At An Early Calf Stage
The easiest humane method is using stick caustic potash on calves just days old, recommended by dairymen at the Ohio experiment station after years of satisfactory use. Nickel ranks as a dominant metal in Canada with a large share of the world supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Canada
Dominion
Not Needed In League Garnett Addresses Ottawa Club
Dr Maxwell Garnett secretary of the League of Nations Union of Great Britain told the Canadian Club at Ottawa that the United States joining the league now is unnecessary and risky. He cited league actions toward Greece and Bulgaria and stressed public opinion remains essential for the league’s strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Garnett
League of Nations’ Union of Great Britain
Ottawa
United States
Germany
Garnett
League of Nations
Dr. Garnett
League
Tve
Seidal
Canada posts record October trade balance and growth
Canada's favorable trade balance reaches 62.75 million dollars in October, the largest October excess of exports over imports since 1917, with total monthly trade at 224.25 million. For seven months to October, a favorable balance stands at 181.24 million, up from last year's 120.17 million, with strong gains in agricultural, forest products and livestock exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Scientist Blames Wireless for Global Earthquakes
Japanese scientist Dr. Jer. Nakamura claims wireless waves trigger internal pressure at the earth's center, causing earthquakes worldwide. He argues the transmitted energy disrupts geologic stability and precipitates seismic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer. Nakamura
Dr. Nakamura
Pattern Ordering in Winnipeg Newspaper Offer
Local notice invites readers to order patterns by sending 20c coins or stamps to 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern numbers and sizes are requested, with wrap and careful handling of coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
New High Collar Frock Tops Latest Fashion
The piece features a severely simple yet flaring tweed frock with inverted side plaits, swagger collar, two trimming bands, bone buttons, long sleeves with band, and a low waist belt. Sizes 16 to 20 years with busts 34 to 38 inches. fabric needs noted. The Fashion Book offers advance home dressmaker patterns at 10 cents.
Remarkable Invention Delivers Sound and Picture Together
At a Radio Society meeting C F Elwell demonstrated an invention that records and un reels sound and pictorial motion simultaneously. Roosters crow dogs bark and sheep bleat as the film plays, with speakers matching mouth movements precisely. Elwell claims the method is inexpensive and opens many silent screen subjects for future use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Society
C. F. Elwell
Elwell
Manitoba Dominates Royal Winter Fair Butter Classes
Manitoba swept all five creamery butter classes at the Toronto Royal Winter Fair winning first place in each. A Manitoba woman topped the dairy butter class and Shoal Lake Creameries earned the highest aggregate score for butter. Judges hailed the exhibit as Canada’s finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Manitoba
Shoal Lake
Canada
Limousine Word Accepted by French Academy
The French Academy has officially recognized the word limousine as a valid term. The claim that it originated from French origin is noted, as the usage now gains formal acceptance in French language guidance.
British Industries Fair to Open in London and Birmingham
A. M. Wiseman, British trade commissioner in Winnipeg, announces the British Industries Fair will be held in London and Birmingham from February 15 to 26 1926. The fair highlights London lines such as silverware and clothing and Birmingham groups like machinery and paints. Invites numbered over 156 000 with many Canadian visitors expected and Western manufacturers encouraged to exhibit. For details, contact 709 Royal Bank Building Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wiseman
Winnipeg
Birmingham
London
Wiseman
United Kingdom
Canada
Royal Bank
Business By Phone Lets J J Carty Work From Pasadena
General J J Carty vice president of a New York headquartered telephone company says he can spend the winter in California without quitting eastern duties. He handles daily affairs from Pasadena by telephone and even on Mount Wilson he uses a line to New York to read letters and dictate replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Carty
New York
California
East
Pasadena
Mount Wilson
Wheat yields high in Lethbridge district as 500 bushels from seven acres
Dominion bureau of statistics shows 1924 university enrollment 52 639 in Canada with 3 in colleges. notes 500 bushels per seven acres of pedigreed fall wheat grown on irrigated land near Lethbridge. Heads large with many kernels. A proverbial closing line reflects social wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Lyman Bullock
Lethbridge
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed With Answers
A dense catalog of crossword clues and partial solution hints covering many numbers and synonyms such as harnessed horses, large vehicles, exclamation, let fall, large European city, joint of the body, run, eat together, destinies, rents, speed contests, and various other crossword prompts with scattered answers and annotations. The fragment includes definitions and cross-referencing notes across multiple lines.
Canadian Prize Winners Dominate Chicago Shortthorns Show
Canada took five first prizes at the Chicago International, including senior and grand bull championships and a reserve junior crown for females. T. A. Russell and J. Douglas led in cow and junior calf classes, while Alberta bulls and Manitoba stock also drew attention. Two Manitoba teams won in a heavy-weight non professional class and two Vancouver-bound walkers concluded a 1000 mile trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Chicago
R. A. Wright
Drinkwater
D. A. Boggs
Daysland
Alberta
J. D. MacGregor
Brandon
Ken. McGregor
Morrison Stock Farm
California
MacGregor
Ev Peterson
Victor
Montana
J. M. McGhee
Marquis
Sask
George Avery
Man
Manitoba
Boyd Bros
Warren
Sam
Sandy
Jack
Kate
Amalgamation Favored by Saskatchewan Grain Growers
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association endorses consolidating United Grain Growers Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company and Western Wheat Pools into one co operative marketing group. The statement, signed by G F Edwards Geo Langley and Mrs Ida McNeal, urged the annual meeting at Regina to adopt a co ordination programme and empower the association board to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
G. F. Edwards
Geo. Langley
Ida McNeal
G.G.A
Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company
Regina
United Grain Growers, Limited
Western Wheat Pools
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artetde Briand
Grispholm
Atlantic
Becausn
Pala Ir Jali
Chester Diates
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Auburn
N.Y
Frank Middleton
Canadian Pacific Railway
Russia
Ministry of Agriculture
Turkey
Davie Jones
Wise
McGill
Laval
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Council of International Chamber of Ecommerce
Paris
Franz von Mendelssohn
Pacific Coast
Edmonton Barn Trip
Bose
Wireless
Weer
Ieeeeersheeee
Clipse
Ihusine
Meare
Cease
Pat
S. Johnson
Anna Rovik
Prince Rupert
Prince George
Cariboo Road
Ashcroft
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Wheat Pool
John Bennett
Dover
Calais
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