Plan to Secure Suitable Agricultural Employment For Immigrants
The Soldier Settlement Board under the Minister of Immigration initiates a province wide survey to match overseas immigrants with spring farm help. Applications will be screened and shared with overseas authorities to route suitable agricultural workers to districts. Local field staff in Regina and other centers invite farmers and workers to apply early to meet openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister of Immigration
T le Soldier Settlement Board
Immigration Authoritica
Regina
Soldier Setttement Board
Te Province
Royal Lineage Question Settled by Debrett 1924
Debrett 1924 confirms Henry Wabert Jascelles known as Master Lascelles is not a royal prince. Only children of the sovereign’s sons and the eldest son of the Prince of Wales may hold the style highness and the title prince or princess. Grandchildren through the monarch’s daughters are not named in the warrant.
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Mary
Dai
Drinia
Henry Wabert Jascelles
Master Lascelles
Snert
Debrett
Youn Lasculles
Ing
Prince of Waleshall
Daughtara
Urisih Labor party opens doors to all workers
The labor party welcomes members from diverse walks of life and will employ all workers regardless of their background. It notes most members are nonworking wage earners while leadership remains open to those not currently employed. A. Pinkerton left an estate of 2.2 million dollars, with a will filed in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Whe. A. Pinkerton
California
Vero City Determination Noted by Remer in Sixteen
A fragment notes that Remer made the best determination of the vero city in sixteen. The text is incomplete but identifies Remer as the decision maker and a city designation linked to a numeric year or count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remer
Prince Erik of Denmark Visits Winnipeg Dairy Briefing
Prince Erik of Denmark, en route to Ottawa, spoke to Free Presse about his Tanisfall dairy in AMa. He reported 200000 pounds of butter produced this season and described dairying as a secondary venture alongside his ranch work. He noted Denmark’s large butter and egg exports and his interest in Shorthorn cattle breeding. He is a second cousin of the Prince of Wales and resembles him in appearance.
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Prince Erth
Denmark
Winnipeg
Ottawa
New York
Free Presse
Tanisfall
Ama
Eereamierr
Old Country
Europe
Prince Erik
Prince of Wales
Harmer
Antiquity of Yew Trees Compared to English Oaks
The article claims yew trees rival the English oak in age. It cites the Yeaham and Cow thorge oaks at about 1000 years, Bartie In Sue ex yew aged since William the Conqueror, and Nertury Park yews about 2000 years old. It notes Selborne yew dates to the church’s founding and mentions yews near the Pilgrims’ War between Winchester and Canterbury.
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Bartie
Nertury Park
Julius Caesar
A. B.C
Selborne
Winchester
Canterbury
Chrurcer
Amusing preface in Spender work on Campbell-Bannerman
An excerpt from J A Spender's Wife of Campbell Bannerman offers a playful glimpse into late Victorian politics. It recalls the moment Campbell Bannerman reportedly chatted with King Edward in Buckingham Palace gardens and a newspaper joke about the question Peace or War. The anecdote frames a lighter side of tense times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Spender
Campbell-Bannerman
Nenagh Magland
Russia
Campbell Cannerman
King Edward
Buckingham Palance
London
Campbell Canneroan
Lie
Ottawa Journal
Privy Council Appeal on Blue Sky Law Case Discussed
Hon J A Cress notes a Privy Council appeal against a Supreme Court of Canada ruling that the provincial blue sky law is inoperative against a Dominion chartered corporation. Ottawa must provide judgment reasons before decision on further steps. Nova Scotia production is projected at least 6 260 406 tons this year with total 4 642 196 tons prior. The 1924 outlook is noted as encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
Supreme Court of Canada
Dominion
J. A. Cress
Supreme Court
Ottawa
Ross
Esa
Nova Scotia
Mumbled Fragments From an Anomalous Page
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a declining national death rate from taber enulosis since 1940s and a statement about an elephant unable to see an object against a bright sky. Readable names, dates, or places are not present.
Food Situation In Germany Visibly Worsens Hungry Nation
The New York Tribune notes three factors harming Germany’s food supply: failed import financing, currency collapse disrupting distribution, and unemployment reducing purchasing power. Despite a harvest above average, deficits in meat fats and dairy persist as Germany relies on imports. The regime’s actions in the Ruhr and Rhine land worsened conditions, prompting calls for foreign aid while blaming others for the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hoover
Ruhr
Rhineland
Reich
New York Tribune
The Conspiracy of Noise and Modern Life
A compact meditation on how modern life disrupts quiet. Traffic sirens, trolley bells, jazz, radios, and distant voices create a noise barrage that overwhelms peace, illustrating pervasive public and urban commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Knickerbocker Press
Fresh Water Pearl Fishery Revealed in Central France
M. Henneguy told the Academy of Sciences of a fresh water pearl fishery in central France. He reported fresh water mussels producing pearls comparable in color and brilliance to the finest oyster pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Henneguy
Academy of Sciences
Gold and Cobalt Revised Statistics from Dow Jones Bureau
The 1922 gold production reached 1,263,364 fine ounces valued at 26,067,068. Ontario mines accounted for about four fifths of output, with British Columbia second. Cobalt output totaled 569,960 pounds, valued by ore content at an estimated 8,852,370, with residues yielding 173,201 pounds of metallic cobalt and much of the rest sold as oxide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domwlelen Bureau of Statistics
Yukon
Ontario
British Columbia
Ontariio
New York
Potato crop yields and value in Canada decline in area
Canada planted 560,942 acres of potatoes in 1926, down 15 percent from 683,594 acres in 1922. Despite smaller area, yield rose to 183% hundredweight per acre, totaling 55,746,300 hundredweight in 1922 from 61,066,700 last year. Total crop value estimated at 63,652,000 dollars, up from 50,320,000, with average 1.03 dollars per hundredweight versus 0.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Australian bird collector killed in New Guinea attack
George Penrose, an Australian bird collector, was murdered by savages in New Guinea. Hostile natives speared Penrose and two companions. seven other party members were injured before escape. The attackers were from a tribe not previously reported by white men. The savages ate the bodies of the killed men.
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George Penrose
New Guinea
Penrose
Czecho Slovakia Radium Producer Noted in 1919 Output
Czecho-Slovakia ranks among rare radium producers supplying about 12 percent of global output since 1919. Current annual yield ranges from 2.5 to 3 grams, valued around $220,000.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Salmon Pack Worth Over Ten Million for BC Packers
The total canned salmon pack for British Columbia in the 923 season could exceed 10 million dollars if all cases are sold at ruling prices, boosting earnings for BC packers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Briquetting Saskatchewan Lignite Proves High Grade Fuel Feasible
Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator reports an $442,512.25 net profit. eight percent dividend declared and 197,496 allocated to dividend. Reserve funds rise as assets total 7,876, and grain handling reaches 42,880,825 bushels. Board member J M Leamy cites successful briquetting tests of carbonized lignite and plans for broader distribution.
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Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company
Elevator Reserve
General Reserve
Saskatchewan Cooperative Export Company
James Stewart and Company, Ltd
James Stewart Crain Corporation
New York
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dominion
Bienfait
Bracken
Hebron
Dean Babcock
Leatay
Lienfalt
Leamy
No Hitch In Plans CN Acquires Hotel Scribe in Paris
The Canadian National Railways have decided to purchase Hotel Scribe in Paris for office use after failing to secure rental accommodation on acceptable terms. The move centers on leasing versus buying with a 20 year horizon, and the building will be incorporated under French law for management convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian National Railways
Scribe
Parie
Parish
The Future Citizens of Tomorrow and Berlin Hunger Deaths
The Kansas City Times cites that the best future citizens are youths taught time and money value, reading, library use, and wise associations under parental guidance. It notes 1922 and early 1920s Berlin deaths from starvation totaled 103 per official statistics.
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Kansas City Times
Berlin
Edison’s First Motion Picture Showcases Early Film
At a luncheon of the Visual Instruction Association of America and New York the first feature film The Great Train Robbery was shown thirty one years after its making. Dixon Ryan Fox of Columbia urged its influence on directors akin to literary stylists Camile and his contemporaries.
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Thomas A. Edison
Visual Instruction Association of America
Visual Instruction Association of New York
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Charles Ray
Pathe Weekly
Dixon Ryan Fox
Columbia University
Camyle
Butterfly Farm Planned Near London To Supply Parks
Visit ors enjoyed a burst of color as numerous Atlantic butterflies were released in London parks last summer. A new butterfly farm near the capital aims to provide these insects to parks during the warmer months with about forty thousand chrysalises currently under cultivation.
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London
Winter golf spreads across southern courses and coasts
Nearly two hundred golf courses offer winter play in the south including the Pacific coast, with most courses 18 holes and grass greens. The south lists 102 tourist courses for a nominal fee, while the far west has a similar number. California leads semi tropical states with 2 percent, while Florida accounts for 35 percent.
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South
Pacific Coast
Far West
California
Florida
Mail by Aeroplane Plans Run Nenana to Fairbanks
The U S post office plans airmail from Nenana terminus to Fairbanks Alaska replacing dog teams and railroad delivery The service will cut delivery time from about twenty days to four hours and is to begin soon with government railway support.
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Nenana
Alaska
Fairbanks
Post Office Department
Estate of Andrew Uonar Law Valued for Probate
The late Andrew Uonar Law left a personal estate valued for probate in Lenden at £51,397 in addition to real estate.
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Andrew Uonar
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England
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World
Ontario Mines
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Co
J. M. Leamy
Doard
North Portal
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Bientfail
Nld
Reeceived
Canadian National
Hotel Scribe
Paris
Canadian National Mailways
Halifax
Sailee
Britain
Edmonton
Edison
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