Relative Industrial Development Of Canada And U S Shows Rare Opportunities
The Canada U S industrial balance offers potential growth across mining manufacturing and power. Canada remains strong in agriculture mining forests and fisheries yet lags in manufacturing. however vast raw materials and cheap power promise rising output and new mining expansion.
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Canada
U. S
United States
Dominion
Fred V. Seibert
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Lions Club
Chcago
Eure
Ontario
Denmark
Holand
England
Immigration Lecturers Selected for Europe and U S
Twenty men are chosen by the department of colonization to carry on lecture work and inspect immigrants from Canada. They will travel to Europe and the United States to conduct lectures and oversee immigrant procedures.
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Canada
Department of and Colonization
Europe
United States
A Drive For Rustless Grain
The Domision department of agri culture and the research council of Canada join with the universities of the three prairie provinces to eradicate rust in western grain. Alberta fares better. Manitoba wheat and oats suffer tests. An aggressive campaign begins after recent steps to fight the pest.
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Domision Department of Agriculture
Research Council of Canada
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Manitoba
Edmonton Bulletin
Better Demand For Horses In Western Canada
Western Canada sees a horse industry revival as breeders note rising demand. Recent sales show horse prices climbing near three times last year's levels with figures from Dr. F. A. McCord. George H. Rawewell sold a grey horse for $306 cash, a figure far above typical past values.
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Canada
F. A. McCord
George H. Rawewell
North Edmonton
Edmonton Bulletn
Livestock Prices Rise at Five Canadian Markets
Ottawa livestock data show December 1924 gains across cattle swine and sheep versus 1923. Toronto up 0.6 per hundred on cattle, 2.93 on swine, 1.43 on sheep. Montreal gains 0.4 on cattle 1.41 on swine 1.15 on sheep. Winnipeg 0.22 cattle 1.15 swine 1.42 sheep. Calgary 0.13 cattle 1.39 swine 0.04 sheep. Edmonton 0.86 cattle 1.40 swine 0.49 sheep.
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Ottawa
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Winnispeg
Calgary
Edmonton
British settlers for the U S A immigration bid
The Ottawa Citizen discusses a future where the United States curbs immigration to favor British origin migrants. It argues three of five new citizens may be British and stresses preserving British racial control through regulation and assimilation concerns.
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United States
Ottawa Citizen
Insurance Agent Persists In Frustrating Pursuit
A scarlet faced Scottish insurance agent trailed a young agent through stairs and corridors. On the third try he pauses at the door, smiling, and asks with wry humor about insurance, ending the encounter with a taunt on their little “bit of fun.”
British Industrialists Tour Canada to Inspect Markets
A London dispatch reports a group of British industrialists and manufacturers will tour Canada soon. They aim to study Canadian markets and the potential further use of Canadian raw materials during the visit.
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Canada
London
Birth rate falls in English Canada as deaths rise
Dominion Bureau of Statistics vital statistics for Canada exclusive of Quebec for July 1924 shows fewer births and more infant deaths as years pass.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics of Vital Statistics
Quebec
Experiments On Sod Ploughing For Wheat Yield
An early 20th century study from 1912 to 1920 tests ploughing sod at 2, 4, and 5 inch depths for wheat. The sod mix includes tame grasses and clovers, with two year old sods. Yields per acre rise from 30 to 36 bushels as depth increases, but differences are inconclusive. Deeper ploughing proves impractical due to power needs and slower sod decay.
Western Provinces Homestead Entries Rise in 1924
The 1924 official report shows 3,809 homestead entries across Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia and 633 soldier grants. Totaling about 711 520 acres the year also recorded 3 754 homesteads and 660 soldier grants for 192% with 659 200 acres. Alberta saw a drop in homesteads and Manitoba a fall in soldier grants.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Alberta Butter Exports Driven by Provender Use
The Butter Crop In Northern Alberta shifts from market price to feed use as a large share goes to cattle provender. Alberta supplied one third of Canada's 1924 butter exports and 86 percent of its butter exports were top grade, per Medicine Hat News.
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Alberta
Canada
Medicine Hat
Alberta Cattle For Japan Trade Move
A shipment of 260 head of Alberta beef cattle will soon depart Alberta for Japan under a large Japanese firm keen on Alberta beef imports. A second Japanese company is negotiating ocean space for a similar shipment in the near future.
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Alberta
Sign Out of Order Spawns Confusion in Local Visit
A short dialogue about a sick sister and a broken sign seen at a house leads to a sunny misunderstanding. The exchange features a neighborly tone and a hint of rural humor.
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Rastus
Yo’ Sistuh
Experiments With Wheat At Brandon Manitoba Farm
Do minion Experimental Farm at Brandon Manitoba conducted a long series of wheat trials summarized in Bulletin No. 42 New Series from the Ottawa Department of Agriculture. The study covers 1889 to 1923 with 173 varieties tested and records on seed handling, freezing, selection, home-grown seeds, smut control, seeding details, manures, rotation, and costs of production.
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Dominion
Brandon
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Market Cattle at Brandon Winter Fair 1925
Market cattle at Brandon Winter Fair March 16 20 1925 will be offered by the Dominion live stock branch under regulations: ownership 100 days prior to opening. judge may withhold prizes. carlot group weights must meet section ranges. animals in one carrot group cannot enter other groups. open class cattle not eligible for Avestock branch specials.
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Brandon
Dominion Lvestock
Saskatchewan eggs and poultry pool plan approved
The Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association with the provinces agriculture department markets branch will develop an egg and poultry pool. F Edwards president Mrs Ida McNeal Expanse president W G A Mrs J Holmes Asquith and W T Beesley Moose Jaw named to organize the pool. Edwards will continue secretarial work.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Department of Agriculture
S.G.G.A
F. Edwards
Ida McNeal
Expanse
W.G G.A
J. Holmes
Asquith
W. TL. Beesley
Moose Jaw
Edwards
Happiness as a Habit The Quote
A saying suggests happiness is a habit and ends with well wishes that the reader may cultivate the practice. The note reflects an optimistic outlook encouraging ongoing personal growth.
Western Plains Planned Plantings To Beautify Regions
A local initiative outlines planting thousands of trees and shrubs this season to beautify Western Plains. The project emphasizes urban greening and environmental improvement across communities.
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Western Plains
Irrigation Expert to Visit Alberta on Land Projects
Dr. John Widstoe, a foremost irrigation authority, will be brought to Alberta by the provincial government to advise the cabinet on irrigation lands in Southern Alberta. He recently advised U S President Coolidge on similar projects and will discuss colonization of surplus lands and related matters.
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John Widstoe
Alberta
Widstoe
Coolidge
U.S
British Columbia Nurseries Ship Apple Trees East
Sardis nurseries in British Columbia sent a large order of apple trees to the Fruit Growers Association of New Brunswick after similar previous shipments. A trial shipment of apple boxes to New Brunswick accompanies the current export. Ontario also receives tree shipments as BC expands eastward. The text ends with a moral maxim about personal consent and wrongdoing.
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British Columbia
Sardis
Fruit Growers’ Association of
New Brunswick
3.C
Ontario
Large Family Party For Alberta Farms
A Dominion Government official in Detroit reports rising inquiries from Canadians and Americans to farm in Alberta and Ontario, with Northern Alberta particularly active. He notes 35 people were sent to Lac La Biche in June 1923, from Provement Michigan, including the Plamondon brothers and family, who prospered on Canadian farms and inspired more relocations.
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United States
New
Ontario
Detroit
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Lac Labiche
Plamondon Brothers
Provement
Mich
Quebec
Ohio
Michigan
Prairies
Plamondon
Canadian National
Tree Planting Spirit Shapes Prairie Spring
Archival meditation urges robust spring planting across towns farms and cities. It stresses careful handling of nursery trees roots kept in soil, supervises planting to prevent neglect, and warns that exposed roots die from sun and heat.
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Rotarians
Kiwanis
Gyros
Lyons
Boards of Trades
Ban
Trotsky Removed as Army and Navy Commissary
The general executive committee of the Communist party issues a decree dismissing Leon Trotsky from his post as commissary for the army and navy and appointing M. W. Franse, formerly assistant commissary of navy, as his successor.
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The
Communist Party
Leon Trotsky
M. W. Franse
Navy
He Worn Pa Labb: Vegetable Diet Sparks Banter
In a humorous exchange, He Worn Pa Labb claims two weeks on vegetables while Rubb counters with twelve years living on earth, highlighting a playful contrast between their diets.
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Labb
Rubb
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Dominion Livestock Branch
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Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association
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B.C
East
Archibald Mitchel
Trotsky
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