Satisfactory Showing Of Dairy Industry In Western Provinces
The report shows Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta boosting creamery butter and milk cow numbers in 1921 with Saskatchewan reaching seven million in creamery butter output for the first time. Dairy markets remained strong for cash sales and dairy products. Ice cream production is rising and prairie butter scores led national contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Provinces
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Imily
Saskatchewan
Marker
Alterta
Gibson
Toronto
Farmers’ Sun
All Canadian Pictures Shown On Ships
Daily exhibitions of motion pictures on trans Atlantic ships of Canadian Pacific Steamships have become popular and the company will equip trans Pacific ships and the Empress of Russia on her last trip with Canadian made films from Associated Screen News of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Steamships, Limited
Trans Pacific
Associated Screen News of Montreal
Bow-legged Yorkshire Man Seeks Straight Trousers
A bow-legged Yorkshire man visits a tailor to be measured for trousers. After the tailor measures, the man taps the arm and jokes that the tailor should bend the leg to make them straight, saying you make them straight.
Great Lover of Flowers Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
The passage praises Queen Wilhelmina as a great flower lover, noting her passion for rare flowers in parks and conservatories at Het Lao, with labor and expense spared for their care. It also mentions racehorses being insured up to 300 900 dollars.
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Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Het, Lao
Saskatchewan Dairy Association Convention in Regina
The thirteenth annual Saskatchewan Dairy Association convention will be held February 9 and 10 in Regina City Hall the first southern provincial gathering in ten years with producers and manufacturers programs. Speakers include Hon W R Motherwell and experts from Eastern Canada and the Pacific coast. A banquet is planned by the Regina Board of Trade on February 9 with February 10 focused on manufacturer concerns for buttermakers and ice cream makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Dalry Association
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Regina Board of Trade
Prairie
Dominion
Canada
Pacific Coast
W. R. Motherwell
Saskatchewan Dairy Association
Life Saving Gun Extends Line Distance to 110 Yards
An inventor unveils a gun capable of shooting a stout line from the shoulder up to 110 yards. Designed for ships yachts lifeboats to deliver a line to a quay or over a wreck the device promises utility for lifeboats brigades and other rescue services. The mechanism is simple with a stand enabling even longer reach.
Dominion Air Board Plans World Flight For Sir Ross Smith
The Dominion Air Board announces Sir Ross Smith, the British aviator who flew from England to Australia last summer, may attempt a world circumnavigation in an aeroplane before winter. A route with stops from British Columbia to Cape Breton is mapped, with an alternate train to bring him to the United States via St Paul, Chicago, Pittsburgh and New York. Smith is reportedly having a special ship built for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Air Board
Sir Ross Smith
England
Australia
Fiew
British Columbia
Cape Breton
United
St. Paul
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
German professors claim method to manufacture gold
Toronto Telegram notes that efforts by the Bolsheviks to substitute for gold have failed amid famine. It reports German professors announce a way to produce gold by new methods, but warns there will be no replacement for real gold without hard work.
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Toronto Telegram
Saskatchewan Court orders liquor stock reporting rule
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal requires all liquor dealers to file with the Saskatchewan Liquor Commission a detailed inventory return listing kinds and quantities of liquor in their warehouses. A comprehensive report must be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Saskatchewan Liquor Commission
Primitive North American Servi Indians Described
A historical note labels the Servi Indians as the most primitive people in North America, reflecting dated ethnographic views from the period.
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North America
Century Plant Blooms Ahead Of Century Schedule
In New York Botanic Garden ironical bloom story. A century plant, Agave americana, in January bloom is visible after twenty years of cultivation, producing a large flowering spike and hundreds of decorative leaves for observers.
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New York
Horticulture Department Established at Saskatchewan College
The University of Saskatchewan forms a Department of Horticulture in the College of Agriculture with C. F. Patterson as professor in charge. Patterson, born in Watford Ontario, spearheads the new division after years of consideration by University authorities. Oysters require water with at least 3.7 percent salinity to survive.
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College of Agriculture
University of Saskatchewan
C. F. Patterson
Professor Patterson
Watford
Lambton County
Ontario
Churker: New cross between a hen and a turkey appears
A Norfolk farm reports the birth of a bird named Churker, a cross between a hen and a turkey. The creature resembles both parent species in form and color, with a notably bad temper. Its fertility is uncertain and its use for Christmas is undecided due to its value.
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Norfolk
Herkshire
Keeping Fowls Well
Advice on preventing disease in poultry. Emphasizes lice control, prudent feeding, clean ventilated housing, fresh water, sharp grit, draft avoidance, and selecting vigorous birds for breeding.
Be fair to your focal merchants and compare prices
The note urges consumers to consult merchants, request fair terms, and compare prices before placing orders with mail order houses to ensure value and avoid overpayment. It emphasizes prudence in shopping and skepticism toward deals without comparison.
Father Point Folk Watch Immigrant Arrival by River Pilot
A Quebec point on the St Lawrence serves as a first contact for European immigrants arriving by ship. The small lighthouse, foghorn, wireless station, and life saving posts guard a scene where the Eureka pilot boat ferries a river guide and immigration officials to meet a Canadian Pacific liner. Passengers crowd the deck as the pilot climbs aboard, marking a hopeful cross between dignity and impudence as the ship approaches the shore.
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Father Point
Quebec Cay
3St
Lawrence
Canada
Kimousk
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Eureka
Quebec
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Millions Of Trees Are Distributed From Saskatchewan Nurseries
Prairie nurseries report extensive tree exports from Saskatchewan led by Prairie Nursery near Estevan. Caragana and Russian Poplar seedlings flood plains to British Columbia Ontario and the United States. The Estevan operation spans 400 acres and produces millions of trees for hedges fruiting stock and ornamentals while employing a large sales force and offering landscape horticulture training.
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Arctic
Tropics
Canadian
Prairies
Prairie Nurseries
Saskatchewan
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Fort William
Peace River Country
British Columbia
Ontario
United States
Manitoba
Ccity
Estevan
Precedence Rules in Viceroy Title Across India Ireland and Scotland
The Prince of Wales visit to India highlights that the Governor-General is the Viceroy in effect and precedes the prince there. In Ireland the prince ranks third after the King and Lord Lieutenant. In Scotland the order places the Sovereign, the High Commissioner, then the Duke of Rothesay during the Assembly.
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India
Prince of Wales
Atention
England
Victoria
Prince Consort
Ireland
Scotland
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Duke of Rothesay
Regina Amateurs Install Transmitter for Wide Relay Range
Radice Transmitters installed G J Shadick Rae Street and Thirteenth Avenue Regina and KE Muirhead of Regina have put in a transmitter expected to cover 800 to 1200 miles. It will relay messages with Canadian and American amateurs and broadcast music for province amateurs.
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Radice
G J. Shadick
Rae Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Regina
KE. Muirhead
That City
London’s Roman-Era Lord Mayor Equivalent
The article traces London’s leadership lineage back to Roman times, noting the city’s earliest chief magistrate role and the long heritage of a ceremonial high mayoralty paralleling later titles. It highlights continuity of urban governance through medieval and early modern periods.
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London
Dairy Convention Regina targets junior judging event
At Regina dairy convention February 8 to 10 the Boys and Girls Dairy Cattle Judging Contest features prominently for the fifth year. Special entertainment is planned for youths during sessions outside core talks. An Inter provincial Butter Judging Contest led by Geo Barr invites butter makers from three provinces to compete keenly.
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Regina
Geo. H. Barr
Ottawa
Facts About the Stare and Distances in Space
The text explains that fixed stars are suns with the nearest about 25 trillion miles away and others far farther. It notes the Sun at 93 million miles, and Aldebaran's diameter near 19 million miles while the Sun's is about 800 miles. It also claims a star moving a million miles would be undetectable by a large telescope.
The Pound’s Early Form and Value
The English pound began as a weight measure not a coin, likely sixteen ounces of iron or copper before gold coinage. The gold coin later matched this weight value while the Scottish pound remained a smaller silver unit worth a shilling or two.
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Saskatchewan Dairy Association Convention
Rainbow
of Agriculture
Turkey
Her
Foghorn Station
Saskatchewan Nurseries
Co-Operative
Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers’ Limited
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Limited
Dominion Livestock Branch
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