Feeding Cattle Over Winter Could Benefit Western Stock Industry
An Alberta farm article argues that winter feeding strengthens the western live stock sector. It urges diversified forage like grasses and corn, reduced reliance on wheat byproducts, and improved storage with silos. It notes credit concerns and suggests fattening cattle in spring as an advantageous credit-linked plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvery Eptile
Peronden
Fred Fags
Yenite
Veto
New York Newspapers and Staff Totals in 1920s Figures
A summary of the era's press landscape shows New York papers employing thousands across departments with total staff counts near 4 000 in editorial and business roles. The Times leads with about 1 872 staff, while Hearst publications and others show varied totals across morning and evening editions.
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Qpeeter
New York
Werner
Trinity Nees Anetican
Jonornal
Sun
Herring Peet
Wall Street Journal
Brooklyn
Statdard
Rathering
Iit Mat
Sapiri@ears
Sundiepe and Herald
World
American and Journal
Hearer
the Times
Munsel
Suntiobe
Soya Beans Promised as Land Improving Crop
The Sora bean is presented as a superior crop maturing in 100 days. It yields up to 100 bushels per acre and enriches soil with minimal care. Uses include flour, salad dressing, lubricants, ink, soap, and dairy substitutes.
Local Fire Hazard and Community Impact Noted
An obscure report describes a sudden infirmary fire on an evening spark that affected a large neighborhood, creating a ripple of social ties and events, including a volunteer company response and multiple personal disruptions within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celliers
Canl Stored Under Water Ever Companys Io Ohio
Canl Stored Under Water in Ohio proposes storing coal under water in a canal four miles long to prevent spontaneous combustion and keep coal in best condition. Comparative tests show bituminous coal stored underwater yields more heat than coal kept exposed to air.
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Ever Companys Io Ohio
Saskatchewan Turkeys Ship East for Holiday Market
Fifteen carloads of dressed turkeys were marketed with help from Saskatchewan’s department of agriculture markets branch in early December. Cars went to New York Toronto Montreal and Winnipeg from towns including Maple Creek Young Penzance Weyburn Shaunaven Conquest Arcola Carnduff Woodrow Corinne Davidson Girvia and Bladworth.
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Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
W. Waldron
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Maple Creek
Young
Penzance
Weyburn
Reaction
Shaunaven
Conquest
Arcola
Carnduff
Woodrow
Corinne
Davidson
Girvia
Bladworth
Reaching the Objective by Lt Henry Van Dyke
An excerpt from New Orleans Picayune notes Lt Henry Van Dyke remarks on strategic fuel and timing as troops move toward a firing position. The account emphasizes rapid movement and planned actions upon arrival.
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Henry van Dyke
New Orleans
Navy Appropriation Report Prompts UK-US Cooperation Note
The United States Secretary of the Navy proposes a 30.6 million dollar modernization appropriation. The London Chronicle cautions against alarm and notes growing joint responsibility to police world waters. It highlights Britain’s interest in a strong US Navy as a global guarantor. The piece also covers snake skin trade, snake oil uses, venom market, and a surge in English ice cream makers alongside high US consumption.
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United States
Secretary of the Navy
United States Navy
London
Imway
Britain
Better Dairy Outlook Seernitoln May Resume Dominion Supremacy
The Dominion dairy outlook hinges on reforms urged by the Minister of Agriculture. He argues New Zealand and Australia have outpaced Canada in exports, but improved quality and tighter cooperation could restore Canada to lead world markets. Signs show Canadian dairymen moving toward these goals.
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Oflaea Citi
New Zealand
Australia
Canada
Bat
Dominion Lad
Bteal
Soue
Dominivk
Recuime
Moose Jaw
Lilac Buds Survive Extreme Cold Due to Wax Coat
Lilac buds endure harsh winters and even freeze solid without damage. Experts note a waxy outer sheath seals the tissue against moisture while corky layers prevent water loss. Tiny internal spaces allow expansion as water becomes ice, protecting the plant during freeze thaw cycles.
Canada Cheese Exports Rise in October Totals
Canada exported 4.778 million dollars in cheese in October, up 1.224 million from October 1922. The United Kingdom was the largest buyer, taking 215 thousand cwt valued at 4.634 million dollars. For the year ended October, total cheese shipments reached 24.134 million dollars, up from 8.2? million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United Kingdom
Flowers and superstition linked to luck and harvest beliefs
The passage notes corn marifold and marguerite daisy as lucky flowers in folklore. It claims picking on the thirteenth, drying, powdering, and swallowing brings health and happiness. It also suggests a farmer should sell the farm and move to town when he becomes an agriculturist.
World Population Reaches Limit, Analysts Warn
Statisticians warn the world’s population may hit its growth limit as studies from Johns Hopkins and other experts suggest long term constraints. They note food demand rising faster than population and urge careful planning to avoid unsustainable consumption while noting Canada’s apples and trade practices impacting markets.
Population Growth in Canada Immigration Seven Months 1923
Canada sees a 102 percent rise in immigration for the first seven months of the fiscal year over the same period in 1922 23 with 106 508 entrants. British immigration up 12 percent while United States figures fall 1 percent and other countries rise 230 percent August shows the peak in Great Britain harvest labor migration.
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Canada
United States
Great Dri
Britain
Copper money troubles hit China as cheap funds woes spread
The piece notes copper money, not paper, drives trouble in China and weakens wages. It cites Canada’s 8817,000,000 investment in pulp and paper plants as a major export, then whimsically references Mrs. Stowe and the imagined Uncle Tom's Urchin concluding with a joke about buying a dress.
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China
Europe
Canada
Electric Battery Car Put Into Service By Canadian National
The first storage battery electric car for Western Canada railways operates between Winnipeg and Transcona by Canadian National. The car, converted at Satherines shops, carries 196 passengers, reaches 49 mph, and covers the 15 minute one way trip on level track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Canada
Winnipeg
Transcona
Canadian National Rail
Winanipe
Satherines
Cana
Dian National
Jevel
Bad Chinese Year Blamed on Calendar and Markets
Chinese merchants face a grim year with exports near zero and food imports rising as business conditions sour. Officials note the year of the pig is notorious for bad luck. customs revenues fall by 4.9 million taels in the first half of 3983 amid declines in spinning and mahjong trade.
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China
D.C
Never Washed An Eagle Down in Texas
A short cotton crop forced many African Americans to the city. An applicant sought work at an employment agency and was offered a position at the Eagle laundry. He admitted he had never washed a tag.
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Texas
Eagle Laundry
Earthquake Proof Embassy Planned in Tokio
President Coolidge orders drafting plans for a new earth quake proof embassy building in Tokio to replace the one destroyed. The project may cost about $1,000,000 as studies aim to withstand future quakes and fires. The tramp’s view argues no one should work enough to require a vacation.
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Coolidge
Tokio
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Alberta
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Alberta Sera Growers” Association
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U.S
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England
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