Fur Bearing Animals Must Be Protected To Prevent Extinction
A long submission argues fur bearing mammals face extinction on the continent due to overhunting and market demand. It cites 1918 192 market data, notes ivory and beaver declines, and urges protected game refuges and moderated use of mammal products. It references Canadian wildlife policy, refuges at Banff Jasper and Fort Smith, and calls for stronger conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama J.ee
Ardhony
Cockares
Slaughiler
Osborne
Mureum
Nemereas Athet
Mir
Anthony
Africa
Ammons
Capeda
Canada
Caylare
Banff
Jasper
Watlnwright
Fort Smith
Alberta Homesteads by Diverse New Applicants
A Dominion Land Office report from Edmonton shows Alberta born men filing homesteads. Many are sons of Galician settlers, pursuing the similar paths as their parents from the old lands. November filings included Canadians New Zealanders Americans English Swedes Dutch Germans and Assyrians.
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Edmonton
Diabetes deaths rise in United States last year
Census bureau statistics show an increase in diabetes deaths with 17 182 in 1922 versus 14 873 in 1921 and 14 062 in 1913. The diabetes death rate was 14 per 196 606 population, up from 16 8 in 1921. Also mentions 20 islands in the Ful groovy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uordtes
Census Bureau
Butter and Cheese Scoring Contests in Dominion Education
The Dominion dairy education contest tracked butter and cheese scoring from May to October across Canada. Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia Newfoundland and other provinces submitted varied sample counts with most butter samples rated fair to high, while special grades rose 25.40 percent versus 1922, prompting note that creamery butter makers’ methods were slipping. Ontario Quebec Prince Edward Island New Brunswick sent multiple samples with mixed grade results across first second and special categories.
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Dairy and
Alberta
Snaskatchewans
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Sceotia
Camplee
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Marahota
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
New Brunswith
Dundish Columbia
Prince Edward Island
Prince Eidward Island
Canada
Princs Edward Island
Fr Chie
Pulpwood Demand Drives Vast Canadian Forest Cutting
The Natural Resources Bulletin explains that Canada must harvest over 6 000 acres of forest daily to meet pulpwood needs for paper manufacturing and exports. It highlights vast, shrinking forests, comparing farm sizes in Eastern and Western Canada to illustrate the scale and stresses fire risk and conservation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources Inteligence Service
Eepartment of the Interior
Hlawa
Sars
Canada
Alberta farming gains from college research push
The Edmonton Bulletin highlights Alberta’s agricultural colleges and government experts driving crop improvement and regional cultivation strategies. It notes evolving, location specific methods for Alberta’s varied soil and climate, and praises trained nurses aiding provincial and federal services. The piece also cites Moose Jaw Times on France’s push to collect German reparations in the new year with Allied support.
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Alberta University
Edmonton Bulletin
Alberta
Moose Jaw
France
Germany
Of Course Doctor at a Loss to Diagnose the Case
A humorous exchange between a patient and doctor features a married man asked if he leads a shut up life, highlighting a comic misunderstanding in a London setting.
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Leondon Mall
Agricultural Conference Tackles Rotation Crops and Soil Improvement
The meeting featured debate on rotation crops and soil improvement as essential before teaching farmers rotation methods. Prof James Murray urged caution on corn and pea sewing while others discussed moisture, air movement, and the role of grass and clover. Manitoba reports show 100 farms adopting grasses for seed. Rainfall patterns and community notes concluded the discussion with observations on morning showers and neighborhood concerns.
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Eablwenten
Eores le Long
Lecotube
Wiis
Manitoba
Crew Ranch
James Murray
McKee
University of Montana
Darnes
George Dteong
J. R. Pryor
Jo Tf Pilis
Geological History Of The Great Lakes Revealed By Study Of Shore Lines
A long analysis of Great Lakes history explains shoreline changes and shifting outlets from ancient glacial sheets. It notes past Niagra and Chicago outlets, Trent and North Bay diversions, and the slow formation of the upper gorge over thousands of years.
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Great Lakes
Fen
Department of Runiinis
Evis
Erfe
Niigara
St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Great Lake
Hudson Valley
Niagara
Trént Valley
Port Worqn
Upper Great Lakes
Trent Valley
Ontario
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
North Bay
Ottawa Valley
Champlain Sea
Ottawa and
Trent
Lake
Great Gorge
Port Huron
Niagara Falls
Phonetic Script Enables Baffin Land Letters
A Canadian mission introduces a phonetic writing system for Baffin land natives. Each symbol stands for a syllable, accelerating literacy and letter delivery. Letters are read by lay carriers at travel stops and, if lost, conveyed by oral return to the intended recipient.
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Baffin Land
Las
Bride’s Choice Tests Suitor’s Rank in Society
A lively exchange hints a young woman will wed Count de Bunkem. She reads men well but the speakers doubt the match’s prestige, suggesting she values status over gentility as she considers his title.
Heredity Quote Cited From Rochester Times Union
A Rochester Times Union piece derisively notes heredity as the source of a boy's alleged bad qualities, claiming these traits come from the father’s side of the family.
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Rochester Times- Union
World Famous Shrine in Quebec Rebuilds After Fire
The Ste Anne de Beaupre complex near Quebec rebuilt after the 1922 crisis with plans for a modern fireproof Basilica in a Gothic Roman style. Foundations laid, steel, brick, and stone tenders accepted. new church to be 212 feet long with 26 altars and a 1306-seat temporary structure serving pilgrims.
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Ste Anne de Deaupre
St. Lawrence
Quebec
Canada
Paris
Cologne
Europe
Pathers
Alberta crop and livestock values and equal sharing idea
The report states Alberta crops including root vegetables alfalfa and fodder are valued at 10 542 264 dollars. Dairy products valued at 150 458 519 dollars and livestock at 112 691 102 dollars. With a population of 654 000 the hypothetical equal share would be about 600 dollars per person.
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Alberta
Regina sees 1843 new residences in a year
Regina reports about 1,843 new homes added in the past year with a total valuation near 606 thousand dollars. The figure represents roughly half of the city’s annual building program.
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Regina
Housekeeper Helps Stop Frugal Shopper From Buying Auto
A sharp housekeeper prevents an unnamed individual from purchasing a car, guiding frugality over a rushed auto buy in a brief commercial style note.
Noted Philosopher Exchange Sparks Timeless Debate
An exchange between a philosopher and another figure centers on attitudes toward the future. The dialogue contrasts preoccupation with future events against living in the present, highlighting a tension in philosophical thought about time and awareness.
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Aei
Eran
Rome
Vatican
Rowmie
Carling Mureter
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Lambeth Palace
Aneficans Reals
W. ON
Natural Resources Bulletin
Ike Rowan
the Farmer's Helpers
Torest Ng
Rainaliie
Long Island Bird Club
Nebraska
New York State
de Bunkem
New Basilica
ST. Anne DE Beaupre
P—Stalin
Plas
Billca
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