Growth of Motor Travel Draws More Tourists to National Parks
The 1926 season showed rising motor tourism to Canadian parks led by Kananaskis and the Nadium Hot Springs gateways. Cars entering these two parks totaled 24 662, up 1780 from the previous year, with Jasper reporting strong hotel use and widespread interest in buffalo preservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menff and
Kootenay National Parks
Kananaskis Gateway
Ani Park
Nadium Hot Springs
Kootenay Parks
Rockies
As Two Parks
Madion Hot Springs
Waterton Lakes Nations Park
Alberta
Jane
Lake Louise
Field, Trough
Yeho National Park
Golden
Jasper National Park
Wainwright
Asia
Canada
United States
Uitalo Park
Alberta Oils Fields Produce Gas and Naphtha in Turner Valley
Alberta oil wells near Calgary in Turner Valley report Royalite No. 1 flowing 569 barrels of naphtha and 21,100,000 cubic feet of gas daily. The Vuleap yields 155 to 140 barrels of naphtha and 6,0000 to 14,600,009 cubic feet of gas. Alberta with an estimated 10 percent gasoline and 5,600,009 cubic feet gas. The Lilinda Alberta installs Smith separator and sends gasoline to Imperial plant in the field. Several other wells are near expected production sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Valley
Eid
Caleary
Alberta
Lilinda Alberta
Smith
Imperial
Saskatchewan Tax Harvest Strengthens Rural Revenue
Saskatchewan shows stronger finances with rural municipalities collecting 5.5 percent more taxes year over year and two thirds of taxes paid in cash, the best payment rate in 14 years. City town and village collections remain notably prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Two-piece Flannel Frock Patterns For Home Dressmakers
A pattern feature presents No. 1044 a two-piece flannel frock with a slipon blouse, plaited frilling, pockets, and plaited sleeves in sizes 34 to 42 inches bust, 29 cents. No. 1085 offers a matching skirt and top in sizes 34 to 44 inches bust, 20 cents. The Fashion Book collects advance styles for economical, tasteful home sewing, book priced at 19 cents.
Alberta Fur Production Reaches 2.12 Million Dollars for 1925 26
Provincial statistics show Alberta fur production valued at 2 122 780 for 1925 26 up from 2 030 174 the previous year. Beaver trapping will be allowed under an order in council in the northern upper province with a four month close season from January 1 to April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Aerial Survey Planned for Northern Saskatchewan
An aerial survey of Northern Saskatchewan is to be carried out as a prelude to a three year government mapping program. Seaplanes will be used and the project aims to aid mineral development with gas line and general supply stations established as convenience points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Belone
Agriculture on the Upgrade in Saskatchewan Trade Growth
Agriculture progress in Saskatchewan shows brisk land sales with many raw farm purchases. Wholesale implement dealers report a strong year ahead, with spring orders exceeding all of 1926 sales. In September a coastal fish landing of 405.86 pounds valued at 418,000 was recorded in Northern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Bob Poker Farms
Northern Ireland
Model School Opens With Modern Wembley Hill Ideas
Wembley Hill Council School was officially opened by Sir Percy Jackson. The mixed school directed by Miss A J Hayes uses new methods with individual baths and weekly spray baths. Discipline echoes old style while focusing on maximizing each child’s potential and avoiding coercive punishment.
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Wembley Hill Council
Highrad
Wembley
Percy Jackson
Riding of Yorkshire
Middlesex
Wembley Hill
A. J. Hayes
A. C. Evans
Wealthy BC basic industries soar past quarter billion
British Columbia's basic industries are projected to exceed a quarter of a billion dollars in output this year. Lumbering leads at 80.0 million, mining 76.0 million, agriculture 70.0 million, fisheries 24.09 million, and pulp and paper 18.0 million. Over ten years, lumber up 160 percent, manufacturing 214 percent, lumber exports 900 percent, and farming 75 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Canada
Pacific Coast
How To Order Patterns In Winnipeg
A short note from the Winnipeg Union on McDermott Avenue offers guidance for readers to order sewing patterns. The item mentions considerations for delivery and pricing and assures service ahead of time.
Reindeer Industry Linked to Dominion Co Founding
The Morning Sun reports that an extensive reindeer industry on the Mackenzie River plains likely began with the formation of the Dominion Reindeer Co. Limited capitalized at 500000 dollars and headquartered in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie River Basin
Dominion Reindeer Co., Limited
Vancouver
Morning Sun
Traffic deaths and injuries in London rise early last year
During the first four months of last year 179 persons were killed and 6,613 injured in traffic accidents in London, according to city statistics. The report highlights a persistent danger on major streets and calls for improved safety measures.
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London
Saskatchewan Poultry Pool Pays Final Christmas Returns
The Saskatchewan Poultry Pool announced one final payment totaling 143403.18 to producers after handling 26 carloads of dressed birds. Cheques will be prepared and mailed with rates by category including turkeys and fowl, reflecting flat quality-based pricing and strong educational work by the provincial agriculture department. Ralph Beighty noted all shippers were paid at flat rates regardless of weight if quality held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Poultry Pool
Saskatchewan Poultry Pool
Ralph Beighty
Peel
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Brightly
Alberta to Build Straw Paper Plant Network in West
Edmonton plant now under installation will not turn out paper from straw at first. Wrapping papers cardboard and other coarse papers will be produced initially with plans to add plants in other western cities as the venture expands. The Alberta Government backs extensive trials led by Dr Bache Wiig formerly with the Dominion Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Bache Wiig
Dominion
McGill University
Montreal
Crop Outlook for Prairie Provinces Yields Large Wheat Bloom
Final crop estimates from the Northwest Grain Dealers Association project 371,316,000 bushels of wheat across the three Prairie Provinces. Oats are pegged at 310,600,000 bushels, barley 61,994,900, rye 8,704,000, and flax 5,648,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Grain Dealers’ Association
Prairie F
Inventor Vows Ten-Year Effort To Test Parachute
A dialogue portrays an inventor pledging to refine a parachute until a friend can safely use it, even if the process spans a decade. The exchange highlights perseverance and risks in early flight experimentation.
Prince George Visits School Car On Canadian Route
Royal traveler Prince George stopped at Devon in northern Ontario to inspect a mobile school car delivering education to wilderness settlements. He listened to a foreign-student class review and expressed interest in the program aiding children across remote communities.
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Vis
Prince George
Prince of Wales
Empire
Oatafa
Canadian Pacific
Saint John
Isis
Royal Waveller
Uie
Ciess
Ontario
His Royal
Lemmings and Arctic Routes Shape North Atlantic Dreams
Noted explorer Carveth Wells discusses Lemmings and their curious migration cycle as a sensational exhibit at the Waldorf Astoria. Captain Bartlett envisions a northern grain route from Canada and the U S to Europe via Hudson Strait with air links and Arctic exploration to back a future Arctic shipping hub.
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Europe
Carveth Wells
Malas
America
Norway
Mr. Wells
Lim
Dr. Grenfell
Labrador
Atlantis
Hudson Bay
Hudson Strelk
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Robertt Bartlet
Chicago
Bartlett
Peary
North Pole
Canada
Prairie Provinces
United States
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Hudson Strait
Dnto
Quebec
Barnett
Arctic
Regina
Britain
Pacific
English Replaces French as Official Foreign Language in So viet
The Soviet government increasingly adopts English as its official foreign language. From top officials to clerks, English is widely used in the foreign ministry and offices. English dominates education and employment, with German decline and Russian-English government documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tehficherin
Russia
Marquis of Anglesey invests in Alberta oil venture near Calgary
Another titled Englishman joins a long line of investors in Alberta oil exploration. Marquis of Anglesey, Duaries Leary Alexander Paget, has shown interest in the Turner Valley project near Calgary. The report notes the need for solid figures to count in such ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Marquis of Anglesey
Duaries Leary Alexander Paget
Lurner Valley
Calgary
Will Soon Rival Radio J L Baird Television Demonstrated
London scientists at the Royal Institution viewed J L Baird s infra red based television. The system lets a subject sit in darkness while observers in another room in darkness watch movements in real time though facial features remain indistinct. Experts predict television will become as common as radio.
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J. L. Baird
London
Royal Institution
Baird
Teablevision
Size of Canada Inspires Debate on Granting Opportunity
A reflective piece argues Canada offers vast geographic and economic potential with ample opportunities if governance avoids major errors. It contemplates national size and resources as a basis for broad inclusion and growth.
Alberta Fox Trade Moves to New York Breeding Pens
The fox industry in Alberta has grown rapidly in five years and foxes are being shipped to New York State to start breeding pens. Calgary pioneer H. Patrick leads Karakule sheep efforts with a flock of thousands. The Berean Band of Bible Learners, 21 years old and started in Acton, engages 40,000 members in memorizing the Bible.
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Alberta
New York State
H. Patrick
Calgary
Pioneer
Acton
Loarduu
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Blouss
Skirt
Alberta Fur Production
Saskatchewan Aerial Service
Ieee
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDeramot Ave
Winnipeg
Acoes
Beysan
Prince
C.P.R
American Museum
Lem
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York
Museum of Natural
Karluk
Berlog
Soviets
the Marquis of
Anglesey
Radio
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