Radio Dispatching Aids Northern Air Ventures In Canada
The 1928 exploits of Dominion Explorers Ltd. from Mistake Bay near Hudson Bay show radio and winter flight success in opening the north. Planes with skis crossed unmapped terrain, linked Mistake Bay to Toronto, coordinating landings at Deer Lake and Cormorant Lake while awaiting weather and fuel instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion Explorers Limited
Chesterfield Inlet
Hudson Bay
Department of the Interior
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Mistike Bay
Hadson Bay
Imperial Oil Company
Fort Simpson
Peace River
Northwest Territories
Simpson
Bear Lake
Civilization
Great Slave Lake
Fort Providence
Edmonton
Fort Smith
Resolution
Aklavik
Herschel Island
Churchill
Naval Canadian Air Force
Forest Air Patrol
Dominion
Mistake Bay
Port Churchill
Toronto
Blanchet
Sherritt-Gordon
Manitoba
Mr. Blanchet
Air Force Base
Deer Lake
Rosabella Lake
Cormorant Lake
Ottawa
Thicket Portage
Western Canada Airways
Winnipeg
Frontier Expansion in Canadian Homesteads Reports
The Department of the Interior via the Natural Resources Intelligence Service notes rising settlement of Dominion lands. Monthly agency figures show the frontier retreating northward as homesteaders push into prairie agricultural regions, mirroring mining and pulp industry expansion elsewhere in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinces
Dominion Lands
Department of the Interior
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Light by Sound Waves Siren on Airplane Landing Field
A siren on the wing of an airplane produced sound waves that activated switches on a large board to launch the new great white way at St Louis. The waves were amplified by a compact electric car perfected by Westinghouse. The device will illuminate air fields as the plane nears the landing area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Westinghouse Company
Public Grazing Lands Leases 1927 Reach Millions of Acres
Dominion Government issued 9 777 grazing leases covering about 6 607 183 acres of public lands in the Prairie Provinces Peace River Tract and Railway Belt in British Columbia. Cattle sheep and horses totaling over half a million are pastured on these areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Peace River
British Columbia
Lawyer and Aggrieved Debate Breach of Promise Punishment
A lawyer asks if $20,000 cash suffices as punishment for breach of promise. The aggrieved person responds that she wishes to marry him, indicating a contentious pursuit of a marriage remedy.
Sunlight harms dairy flavors warns federal dairy chief
Dr. E G Hood of the U S Department of Agriculture cautions that direct sunlight damages milk cream and butter flavor with a metallic or tallowy note after about an hour. He advises wrapping containers or using boxes to shield them and keeping dairy in cool shaded cellars rather than sunlit window sills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Hood
Diosum of Dairy Research
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Hood
Giddy 78-year-old enrolls in Kingston night school
Joseph L. Haycock, once Ontario Patrons of Industry leader, at 78 attends motor mechanics night classes in Kingston Ontario. The piece notes his lifelong learning example amid possible social activities and cites a parallel with an 81-year-old woman who studied Spanish last summer. Honey production in BC in 1928 reached 216,855 dollars with beeswax at 5,000 from 19,213 hives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Ontario
Joseph L. Haycock
Ontario Patrons of Industry
British Columbia
Interior Minister Discusses Prairie School Lands Administration
During a western trip the minister of the interior conferred with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta about managing school lands held in trust for education. The department plans immediate valuation and sale of lands cancelled or defaulted, replacing the previous fifty cent per acre cultivation permits. An agent will conduct sales in the nearest town on dates advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister of the Interior
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of the Interior
Dominion
Dominion Lands
Efficiency Of T B Test In Restricted Areas Of Canada
Dr George Hilton Veterinary Director General of the Department of Agriculture notes TB tests show infection declines after re testing. He says farmers replace infected cattle with high class stock for better returns with less work. Eight areas are affected across Manitoba Quebec PEI BC Saskatchewan Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hilton
Department of Agriculture
Hilton
Canada
Manitoba
Carmen
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
British Columbia
Fraser Valley
Saskatchewan
Mountain
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
New Brunswick
Charlotte County
Ontario
Prince Edward
Quote on beauty and statistics sparks lighthearted banter
A playful exchange contrasts admiration for a beautiful girl with a witty claim that presence of such beauty distracts from thinking about statistics. The remark highlights humor and social dynamics in casual conversation.
Inventor Unveils Glass With Superior Pressure Heat and Acid Resistance
A new glass material demonstrates exceptional resilience resisting high pressure, extreme heat, and corrosive acids. Researchers claim it surpasses all known glass types in durability and stability, with potential applications across industrial and scientific fields.
Forecast Of Farmland Utopia By H H Dean 1950
Toronto Globe outlines Professor H H Dean of Ontario Agricultural College predicting major farming changes in Canada by 1950. He envisions a guaranteed income system and highly mechanized dairying with 20 000 pounds annual milk per cow, electrified farms, and young people staying on farms amid industrial shifts.
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Bellamy
H. H. Dean
Ontario Agricultural College
Canada
National Dairy Council
Canadian Creamery Association
Dean
O.A.C
Toronto Globe
Banff to Host Western Ski Championships During Carnival Week
Banff welcomes the Western Ski Championships of Canada set for February 29 during Carnival Week. World champions will perform in an event that draws spectators from across the continent as Banff upgrades its ski hill with longer jumps and a Stony Squaw Mountain cabin. The Carnival lineup includes dogs, derby, ice sports, toboggans, dances, and curling. Kay Harrison of Vancouver is crowned Queen, leading a festive court for Banff’s Winter Carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Banff
Stony Squaw Mountain
Banff Ski Club
Lake Louise
W. A. Brewster
George Hunter
Kay Harrison
Vancouver
Harrison
Parisian Street Fashion Pattern Design No 503
A description of a charming Parisian inspired blouse pattern in multiple fabrics. It lists materials such as pale pink organdie and white dimity with bright red dots, plus other fabrics and trim options. Sizes 2 4 6 and 8 years, with yardage details and a bloomers pattern included. Price 25 cents in stamps or coin.
Pathology Plant Established With University of Alberta
A pathology plant costing $50 000 has been set up in connection with the University of Alberta for studying field crop diseases in the province. Snake bites caused 19 069 deaths in British India last year. ere accused. But judge havent you read the papers Moustique Charleroi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alberta
British India
Judge
Moustique
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Munich
Frontier Rolling Back
Agricultural Regions of Prairie
Ptiee
Protleas
Department OF Interior
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Paris
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Alberta Pathology Plant
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