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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 07, 1931

Page

5

Aerial Route Planned Between Britain and Canada Via Greenland

Aviation leaders describe a northern Canada centered line from Great Britain to Canada via Iceland Greenland Baffin Land and Hudson Bay. The route would cut total distance to about 3 540 miles with limited water legs and emergency landing spots. The Watkins Greenland expedition is surveying the idea and a London Winnipeg flight could occur within a few years after preparation.

Great Britain Canada Abe Tor Maor-Gen James Ol MacErien The Aviation League of Canada Greenland Watkins Greenland Imperial World Air Transport Asia United States Europe Far East Winnipeg London Western Canada Red River Arctic Chesterfield Mackenzie River Aklavik Britain Iceland Baffin Land Hudson Bay Canada-Britain Azores Bermuda Newfoundland Ireland Orkneys Baffin Lane

Russian furs flood market eyed by Canadian furriers

The Canadian Furriers Guild seeks government action against Soviet five year plan furs flooding Canada and Britain re export routes by London agents. President F D Burkholder argues Soviet pricing undercuts Canadian raw furs and manufactured goods while Russia nationalizes the trade and uses virtual slavery to gather pelts.

Canada Canadian Furriers Guild Natonal Revenue E. B. Ryckman F D. Burkholder Ottawa United States Burkholder London England European Russia

Cheviot Sheep Carload Shipped From MacDonald College

A carload of Cheviot sheep has been sent from MacDonald College to the University of Saskatchewan for testing to identify the best breeds for Western Canada. Quebec had few Cheviots before MacDonald College introduced them. the shipment was selected from various Quebec regions by college authorities.

Notre Dame Barbe le Mounier Montreal Quebec Massicottee University of Saskatchewan MacDoreld College Canada MacDonald College Agricultural Faculty McGill University

Poultry Shipment From Strathmore To Budapest Sen Hugo

A shipment from Canadian Pacific Supply Farm at Strathmore went to Hungary for Senator Hugo of Budapest who is touring Canada. The consignment included one cockerel and two pallets each of Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks. Spain increases imports of electrical materials year over year.

Canadian Pacific Strathmore Hungary Hugo Budapest Canada Rhode Island

Tingey fashion pattern in rust red wool and green crepe

All Tingey models are sketched in Paris with patterns made in New York. The rust red wool tweed dress features a suede belt, bolero bodice, and front plaits for a smart slim silhouette. Patterns available in sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42, ready for delivery. Send 25 cents in stamps or coin to Fashion Bureau with name and address and pattern number and size.

Paris New York Fashion Bureau

Battleship Seeks 100 Tons Of Provisions Monthly

The vessel allocates roughly 100 tons of food and supplies each month to sustain operations and crew endurance during long deployments.

Wildlife abundance in vast Canadian woods despite settlement

The article notes ample wildlife persists in Canada’s large wooded and unsettled areas. It credits wise laws and enforcement for protecting resources and keeping game well distributed across provinces from Atlantic to Pacific. It also contrasts school costs in England and mentions a decline in British overseas trade.

North America Canada Atlantic Pacific

Freedom of Speech in Hyde Park Brings Police Action

The Vancouver Sun notes that Hyde Park in London hosts free speech with police protection as about twenty speakers discuss varied isms. Hoodlums threatened disruption, police chased them away, and the crowd misread the police as restricting debate. The piece commends sunlight on ideas to render foolish notions harmless.

Hyde Park London England Royal Palace George V Abe Vancouver Sun

Kellogg Praises European Peace Efforts After Europe Trip

Frank B. Kellogg credits European statesmen with giving the world a Christmas present of peace and good will. Returning from Europe on the liner Bremen he said talk of war existed but was not important. He urged land disarmament and anticipated a disarmament conference within a year or two.

Frank B. Kellogg Europe Bremen U.S Kellogg

Caribou Herds Show Improvement Across Canada North

Explorers and Interior Department investigators report a notable improvement in caribou herds across Canada's north. Large numbers are observed from Yukon Territory to Hudson Bay with many returning to former migratory routes.

Department of the Interior Canada Yukon Terriory Hudson Bay

Viking rings found in field on Gotland Island

Ancient gold rings weighing 350 grammes were unearthed in a field at Havor on Gotland, Baltic Sea. They are spiral shaped and indicate a time before currency. A separate line notes a foreman remark about machinery while a humor line about Turkey’s phone line appears.

Havor Swedish Gothland Baltic Sea

Policy Of Ruthless Repression In India Would Destroy All Hope

Lord Irwin speaking at the Calcutta European Association dinner warned that ruthless repression in India would ruin any chance for self government. He urged restraint and criticized terror tactics, saying strong measures would alienate nationalists and jeopardize Britain’s imperial goals. The viceroy also outlined the dangers of press censorship and restrictive policies.

India Lord Irwin European Association Calcutta Lord Willingdon Britain

Egg Crates Should Be Well Seasoned

A mold grows on egg shells during shipment and cold storage due to unseasoned crates. The mold damages appearance and flavor, reducing market value as it spreads from the shell shell interior. Properly seasoned crates prevent the mold.

Dairies Merge to Form Amalgamated Creameries of Canada

Ontario dairy firms with a decade of operation join Amalgamated Creameries of Canada Limited under a new federal charter. British and Toronto sponsors back the venture and it is understood Lord Teignmouth and Sir Reginald Butler will serve as English directors.

Ontario Amalgamated Creameries of Canada, Limited Toronto Lord Teignmouth Sir Reginald Butler Lord Willingdon Canada India Lord Irwin London England Bombay Madras Willingdon Lord

British Columbia Lowers Liquor Prices for 1931

The provincial government ratified a general price reduction on liquor and beer for 1931 on liquor board recommendations. Individual permits stay at 2.00 dollars for liquor and 1.00 dollar for beer, while most varieties sold by the board are scaled down.

British Columbia Liquor Board

New Canadian Process Promises Local Pyrite Use

The Royal Bank of Canada monthly letter outlines a burning pyrite ore process by Horace Freeman of Shawinigan Falls Quebec. If commercialized, Canada could stop importing over four and a half million dollars worth of sulphur yearly and produce iron ore as a by product supplying about one eighth of Ontario and Quebec needs.

Canada Royal Bank of Canada Royal Bank Horace Freeman Shawinigan Falls Quebec Ontario

The Editor Reveals His Editorial Writing Secrets

The editor of the Deepwater, M. World, shares his method. He keeps the Bible to his right, a dictionary to his left, a typewriter before him, the waste basket behind him, a chair under him, and debts hanging over him.

The Deepwater M. World

Western Canada Forests and Dominion Size Compare

The forests of Canada remain the main source of world paper, with Western Canada holding about 550 million cords of pulpwood and 25.9 billion board feet of sawn lumber. The Dominion of Canada spans more than 600000 square miles more than the United States proper.

Canada Western Dominion of Canada United States

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Witte Riviere St. Pierre Pointe A Callieres Point St. Charles Anedian Furriers West Proviece Spain James John Buen Maeid Eva A. Tingey Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave Canadian Game Resources Whitehaven Casey Foreman Flynn Turkey Dairies Amalgamated Creameries of Canada B.C Their Lord and Lady Willingdon Canada Forests Esquelia Barcelona
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