Prairie Game Resources Attract Hunters Across Western Provinces
The prairie provinces offer diverse game resources beyond agriculture, drawing sportmen from afar. Manitoba reports licenses for 10 158 game birds and 1 401 big game permits with deer, moose, prairie chickens, partridge, grouse, geese, brant and ducks shot, plus $31 532 in revenue.
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Canada
Prairie Provinces
Prairie
Manitoba
Big Lakes
Alberta
British Cotumbia
Czecho- Slovakia
Lake Winnewanka Monster Lake Trout Headed for Bank Museum
A 27 pound lake trout weighing 42 inches long and 24 inches in girth is being mounted by taxidermists and prepared for display in the Bank Museum. The fish stands as the largest caught this year in Minaewapka Waters and is described as the only lake in the Rockies harboring this trout variety.
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Winnewanka
Bank Museum
Minaewapka
Rockies
Future Of Gold Mining In Northern Ontario Report
The Henover Post reports that by year end next year Northern Ontario holds about four hundred tons of untapped gold ore valued at two hundred million dollars. Extraction is underway at twenty five million dollars annually and is expected to accelerate.
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Ontario
Henover Post
Maori Miracle Healer Ratana Tours London Mission
A wealthy Maori faith healer Tahu Wiremie Natana, known as Ratana, arrives in London from New Zealand. He has never spoken to white people or been photographed, yet his letters claim cures for 16 009 Europeans. He began healing after his child’s needle injury and is said to seek Maori land restoration and compensation in England.
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Tahu Wiremie Natana
London
New Three Maoria
Ratana
Moke
Retana
Gay
Mr. Moko
England
Teacher asks pupils to draw Plymouth Rock
A schoolroom scene shows a teacher guiding pupils as she narrates the landing of the Pilgrims. When asked to draw Plymouth Rock, one boy asks if the assignment is to depict a hen or a rooster, sparking a brief moment of confusion.
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Plymouth Rock
Willie
Ama’em
Letters To The Editor On Condensed Writing
Readers urged to practice concise letter writing noting a French aphorism about length versus brevity. The Calgary Herald tradition favors brief submissions due to limited space and editorial regulation.
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Calgary Herald
Vast Untapped Global Waterpower Potentials Revealed
Mayd L Darrow in St Nicholas highlights how dams and reservoirs could unlock nearly all industrial needs by storing rain and snowmelt. She cites Steinmetz estimates that US resources could reach 306 million horsepower, far surpassing coal needs, and notes world waterpower could total 440 million horsepower without storage.
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Charlies P. Steinmetz
United States
United States Geological Survey
Mayd L. Darrow
St. Nicholas
Multilingual Former General Finds Night Job in Berlin Café
A married pair, Frau Biliskow and her night watchman husband, work in a Russian district all night restaurant in Berlin. She speaks eight languages and works as cashier, earning just enough for two small rooms and basic needs. He clocks 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. and they reflect on real work being less disagreeable than before.
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Frau Biliskow
Berlin
Nicholas
Orange culture in Africa grows with vast orchards
Orange culture in Africa has developed into a major venture in South Africa with some orchards among the world’s largest. By 1930 Africa expects to export seven million boxes of oranges annually. Sugar is found in the sap of nearly 200 varieties of trees and plants.
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South Africa
Africa
Everest Feat Seen As Value To Mankind In Edits View
The article notes Mount Everest expeditions yield knowledge even if climbers fail. American editors praise the daring as advancing human progress and inspiring future exploration, with statements from the Little Rock Democrat and the Pittsburgh Gazette Times about the spirit and benefits of such perilous climbs.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Democrat
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Porter Attacks Modern English New Testament Translation
Gene Stratton Porter criticizes the Goodspeed modern English Bible translation in a magazine article. She cites deep Bible familiarity as basis for her views, noting her father, an ordained minister, could recall the entire Bible from memory, and a sister who twice recited it before a committee.
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Gene Stratton Porter
Professor Goodspeed
Chicago
Leningrad Post Office Fines For Petrograd Letters
Soviet authorities announce fines for any letter addressed to Petrograd at the post office. All dispatches from the city bear a Leningrad date. The era reports honor the late Bolshevik premier Nikolai Lenin.
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Leningrad
Petrograd
Peter the Great
Nicholai Lenin
Foster Retains Ottawa Post Under Rogers Bill
John G. Foster age 65 remains United States Consul General in Ottawa after being elevated from Class 2 to Class 1 under the Rogers Bill. He has served 27 years in Canada and is highly regarded for fostering U S Canadian relations. born in Derby Line Vermont, his wife is tied to Judge Amos Lee Merriman of Peoria Illinois.
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United States Congress
Canada
Foster
United States
Malifax
Nova Scotia
Ottawa
United States Foreign Service
49Th Parallel
Victoria
England
Edward VII
British Empire
Mr. Foster
Vermont
Derby Line
Amos Lee Merriman
Peoria
Illinois
Wants Fixed Dates For Parliament
A Senate resolution moved by Senator Mac Donnell calls Parliament to meet every year on the second Tuesday of January with specified exceptions. Senators Dandurand urged the Government to adopt an early January opening date, expressing sympathy with the aim.
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MacDonnell
Senate
Dandurand
Maligne Canyon and Jasper Park Lodge Wonders
Maligne Canyon in Jasper National Park forms a dramatic 200 foot deep cleft where the Maligne River plunges in frothing cascades. Tourists cross footbridges to view the cliff walls and the surrounding peaks, glaciers, and wildlife as Jasper Park Lodge offers modern comforts at the gateway to wilderness.
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Maligne Sanger
Jasper National Park
Rocky Mountain Region
Maligne
Athabasca
Maligne Canyon
Jasper Park Lodge
Canadian National Railways
Matigne Canyon
Rocky Mountains
Edith Cavell
Maligae
City
Prohibition in Russia Adopts Severe Enforcement Tactics
Russia reports drop in samagonka use as militia profits fund enforcement. District committees with a female member target moonshiners through lectures and mock trials. Prohibition placards blame drinkers for ruined harvests, domestic abuse, and financial loss, urging tax avoidance.
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Russia
Canadian Barred Plymouth Rocks Presented to King George V
A pen of Barred Plymouth Rocks from the Canadian Barred Plymouth Rock Club was presented to King George V during the World's Poultry Congress in Barcelona. The birds, shipped from Ontario breeders, were praised as the finest seen in Britain and will be exhibited at the British Empire Exhibition in Werbley before distribution to institutions and associations in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Spain.
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Plymouth Rock Club
Plymouth Rocks
Barcelona
Spain
King George V
Canada
F. C
Iford
Dominion Poultry Husbandman
British Isles
King George
Britain
Messrs
G. E. Hall
Trafalgar
Ont
J. A. Lambertus
Eganville
Copehaw Poultry Yards
Toronto
Werbley
Harper Adams College
England
R.O.P
Ireland
Kilmarnock
Scotland
John S. Martin
British Poultry Breeders’ Association
Saskatchewan Creamery Butter Output Rises in May
Butter production in Saskatchewan during May reached 946 041 lbs, up 93 561 lbs from May last year, per the Provincial Dairy Commissioner. Five month total to date is 3 222 024 lbs, well above last year’s 2 677 016 lbs.
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Saskatchewan
Grammar First Publisher Notice
A terse public notice references a literary exchange about an owl motif in a story. The brief cites a Boson owl as a focal point and notes dialogue about language use and attribution within the manuscript.
Last horse car ended in New York in 1917
A note records that the final horse drawn streetcar in New York City ceased operation in 1917 marking the end of an era in urban transit and the move to motorized streetcars.
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New York
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