Market for Canadian grain expanding amid world wheat shortage
Regina Post reports a looming world wheat shortage in 1923 boosts demand for Canadian grain. Japan’s purchase plans and Western Canada’s shift to new farming methods signal growing export growth. Wheat’s role as currency in Europe under barter trades helps stabilize prices despite European turmoil.
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Canada
Japan
Orient
United States
Arctic
Europe
Austria
Zoo i
Regina Post
Canada China trade treaty may ease mutual commerce
Chinese Consul General Dr Chillen Tsur in Ottawa says Canada and China near a reciprocal treaty. Canada would gain wheat access while China would receive silk markets. The plan includes China limiting workers to Canada and Canada removing the head tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
China
Chillen Tsur
Ottawa
Dr. Tsur
Dominion
Saskatchewan Wheat Production in 1922 Passes 230 Million
Government statistics show Saskatchewan produced over 230 million bushels of wheat in 1922, nearly the Canadian average. Saskatchewan also produced 485.9 million bushels of the total 1 billion bushels of Canada's estimated cereal output for 1922.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Export Poultry Trade Expands in Saskatchewan
A substantial export poultry trade has grown among Saskatchewan farmers. From December 1 to 21, 1922, Moose Jaw shipped fifteen cars of poultry totaling 381,600 pounds to Winnipeg 277,600 Montreal 80,000 and Vancouver 24,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Montreal
A Store-House of Wealth The Globe on Northern Ontario ore finds
The Moose Jaw Times summarizes The Toronto Globe arguing rich silver and copper near Red Lake Ontario could make the area a vast storehouse of wealth. It notes possible rail routes from Sioux Lookout and Hudson Bay, cites geologists predicting future metal booms, and urges broader national vision beyond wheat, including tourism and hunting.
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Toronto Globe
Red Lake
Patricia
Ontario
Mudeon’s Bay
Ret Lake
Reddit Station
Canadian National Railway
Trail
Sioux Lookout
Pas
Manitoba
Hudson’s Bay
Chibouzamou
Quebec
Hudson's Bay
Montreal
Hudson’s
James’ Bays
Canadian Mining Institute
C. V. Corless
Sudbury
Porcupine
Willet G Miller
Canada
Earth
New York
Liverpool
The
Moose Jay Times
Austrians in England Seek Better Lives Despite Costs
Vienna dispatch says Austrian waiters and barbers eager to move to England are dis gusted by current conditions and recall their years there as happiest. Few travel permits are issued without evidence of ample funds, while Vienna’s Passport Office must endorse all passports. Most Austrians in England are wealthy investors. impoverished aristocrats prefer Italy for cheaper living.
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England
Vienna
Channel
Ministry of Labor
Britain
Italy
Danish Education Drives Prosperity and Equality in Farming
G W Russell argues in The Irish Homestead that Denmark’s rise in wealth mirrors its educational system. He cites bilingual farmers, democratic schools, and humble pupils like a servant girl and a landowner’s daughter learning together, with the King’s Room as a symbol of accessible talks. Education fuels economic and cultural strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Tmnish
Copenhagen
G. W. Russell
Origin of Life Discovery by Liverpool Scientists
The London Lib News notes Liverpool University chemists, led by Professor Benjamin Moore, traced how inorganic matter becomes organic life, witnessing the dawning of life from death and water. Moore died during the war near this discovery, and his successors continue the work linking inorganic to organic, uniting the world.
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Liverpool University
Columbus
Copernicus
Benjamin Moore
London 1 I'V
Everywoman's Sanatorium drive gains funds for tubercular care
The Everywoman's Sanatorium campaign in Saskatchewan, aided by the Anti Tuberculosis League and provincial women’s council, has grown from 346 000 to 1254 60 dollars by January end. Five tubercular women received free care at Fort Qu’Appelle, funded by the 56 000 dollar pool, as volunteers urge broader donations to cover a year of free care for 66 women lacking hospital access. Donations can be sent to listed local organizations and individuals in Regina Moose Jaw and Fort Qu’Appelle. Local LO.D.E. chapters and other groups are contributing, with gifts ranging from five to two hundred dollars and events such as Valentine teas and skat ing rink fundraisers.
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Manriends
Saskatchewan Anti Tuberculosis League
Provincial Council of Women
Fort Qu'Appelle
F. W. Bates
Angus Street
Regina
Leader Publishing Company
the Times
Moose Jaw
A. B. Cook
Fort Qu’Appelle
LODE
Pease, Wapella
Saskatoon
Michael O'Leary
V.C
Wadena
Arcola Lo.d.e
Pat Burns Company
Melville Masonic Lodge
van Egmond
Estevan Young Ladies’ Club
Drinkwater H.M.C
Two Kinds of Waves Yacht Owner Ridiculed
A London Passing Show gag depicts a yacht owner praising waves and admitting to a permanent alteration, in a humorous chat between a host and a guest. The exchange highlights light social banter about leisure and novelty.
Fragile Theory Cited Without Faith or Trust
A statement warns that a theory built without faith or trust in its foundation lacks substance. It argues that the absence of core confidence weakens the theory’s credibility and potential impact.
Few Men Are Able To Retain Self Conceit After Marriage
A concise observation notes that few men keep their self conceit once wed, implying changes in ego or behavior within matrimony.
Firm on Their Thrones Storms On The Atlantic
The article notes the storms on the Atlantic are among the worst in forty years with King George and the Storm King portrayed as the few sovereigns still firmly seated on their thrones.
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Atlantic
George
Shorthand Record Set by Nathan Behring in New York
Nathan Behring, a New York shorthand reporter, broke the world shorthand record by writing 700 words at a rate of 350 words per minute. The feat showcases exceptional speed and accuracy in stenography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Behring
New York
Wireless forest protection via airships approved
Major Forr Godfrey states that British Columbia forest protection will be achieved through wireless on airships. The Air Board of Canada orders wireless on all Dominion flying machines and plans receiving stations with Forestry Department and provincial government for an organized patrol.
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British Columbia
Forr Godfrey
Canadian Air Board
Jericho
Air Board of Canada
Dominion
Forestry Department
Crime in Britain and United States Compared
The Woodstock Sentinel-Review notes that British law enforces swift punishment while U S trials are often delayed and penalties deferred. It contrasts method differences in handling crime between the two nations.
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Great Britain
United States
Woodstock
Miner Town Tourist Seeks Safe Place to Settle
A visitor asks if the mining town is a healthy place to settle. The hotelkeeper warns bluntly that escape is impossible unless one stays and settles, framing the town as a place from which one cannot leave alive.
Canada Ranks Second Globally in Wheat Production
The article notes Canada as a leading world producer of wheat with 1922 output second only to the United States. It details Canada’s rank in crops, livestock, and dairy, highlights regional cultivation shares, and cites rising export strength and per capita value in trade, underscoring Canada’s growing agricultural prominence.
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Canada
Dominion
United States
Austria-Hungary
British India
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
India
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Poland
Roumania
Japan
Canadian
Argentina
Australia
Brazil
United Kingdom
Austria
Belgium
Bermuda
Jamaica
Trinidad
China
Cuba
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Swedes Mine Coal In Frozen Arctic
One hundred eighty five Swedish coal miners are cut off in Spitzbergen two hundred miles north of Sweden. They work in a coal mine under polar night with supplies and electricity, while navigation resumes in spring. Sweden relies on white coal electric power from waterfalls to meet fuel needs.
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Arctic Circle
Spitzbergen
Sweden
Greenland
The Vanity of Man in the Waistcoat Opening
The V shaped waistcoat opening signified vanity dating to linen shirt wearers. It let the wearer display his shirt and conclusion of being a swell for those who could sport linen.
Wise Man Chooses Between Silence and Knockdown Strategy
A proverb-like line emphasizes discernment in conflict choosing when to show restraint and when to strike. It frames wisdom as balancing mercy with decisive action and suggests practical judgment in confrontations.
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Lady Guest
London
B.C. Forests
U.S
North Stokely
Sherbrooke
Que
Brompton
Banker
Banelis
North Stukely
Island of Spitzbergen
Sea of Greenland
King Coal
Wise
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