How To Enter Canada’s Terrain Tourists ease cross border
How To Enter Canada describes nearly duty free entry for tourists from the United States and Canadians visiting the U S. It notes permits for cars, boats, and personal gear, six month limits with bonds, and broker help. It highlights reciprocal privileges and flexible exit points across ports. The piece references the Natural Resources Intelligence Service and the Department of National Revenue.
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Canada
United States
Teo
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Department of National Revenue
Canadian
Canadian Horses For Troops In Bermuda
Col. T. C. Evans explained at the Toronto Hunt Club show that four Canadian horses were ordered by Ottawa for British forces in Bermuda. The purchases cover an island governor’s horse, an officer’s charger, and a matched team, all bought in Ontario from Brampton Cayuga and Burford farmers and shipped on the Government steamship Canadian Fisher.
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Cstom
Canada
West Indies
Toronto
England
Ontario
Brampton
Cayuga
Burford
Ontario Orange leader bids Catholics and Protestants unite on July 1
Col F P H Steacy, a longtime Orange Order figure, urges Catholics and Protestants to shift St Jean Baptiste Day and the Battle of the Boyne observance to July 1 to proclaim Canada as a land of religious freedom. He notes St Jean Baptiste Day is June 24 and Boyne observance July 12, but claims the battle occurred on July 1 by calendar changes.
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Land of Religious Freedom
Révvy
F P. H. Steacy
CMG
Orange Order
Ontario
St. Jean Baptiste
Battle of the Boyne
Col Steacy
Canada
Orangemen
Col
Steacy
Catholic Church
Women of the World Seek Peace Through Friendship
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, named among the 12 most famous U S women and president of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, urges that peace come through international friendship. She says mothers worldwide must lead to prevent another war as nations build battleships.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
United States
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Hamilton
Selling The Honey Crop
Beekeepers can boost profits by selling directly to neighbors and grocers. The article urges marketing honey locally, keeping grocers supplied, assuring buyers of quality, and noting honey granulates in cold weather but does not spoil.
Western provinces deserve control of their natural resources
The Ottawa Journal urges the western provinces to gain possession of their resources and settle the issue as a fair and square matter. It condemns the long standing political football and argues Ontario and the east would be satisfied by equitable treatment of the west.
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The
Ottawa Journal
Ontario
Village quarrel ends at five o'clock whistle
A village argument among workers ends when the whistle blows at five. The speaker reflects on human nature and notes alimony as a grand prize in marriage.
Forecasts Gauge Strong Apple Crop This Year
The Dominion Department of Agriculture predicts a 12 percent rise in commercial apples for the year, with an estimated 3,157,560 barrels versus 2,826,600 last year and a five year average of 3,705,800. The report credits a heavy British Columbia crop and notes expected gains in cherries plums and peaches in Ontario. Good crops of all fruits are anticipated in British Columbia.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
British Columbia
Ontario
Aviation progress noted in three-year period
The Society of Aviation reports a single passenger death in three years of British commercial aviation. In 1927 4 passengers flew, 456 lights and commercial planes covered 769000 miles, reflecting growing confidence in air travel as the coming transport method.
Synthetic Milk From Grass Shocks Dairy Farmers
England Faces a future of milk produced from grass as scientists announce a method soon to yield cowlike milk. The claim, made at sanitation inspectors’ conference, unsettles dairy farmers and inspectors who fear job loss. Farmers may test the grass with veteran cattle while researchers pursue the process for the nation's milk supply. Nebuchadnezzar would have marveled at this future in the Montreal Star.
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England
Nebuchadnezzar
Montreal Star
B.C. Turkey Club Forms With Forty Members
The B C Turkey Club grows to forty members with two thirds being women\nfarmers wives and daughters from across Prince George Alberni Vancouver Island and Oliver joining in. Breeds include Narragansett Bourbon Reds Bronze White Holland and Wild Turkeys with Bronze most numerous.
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B.C
Turkey Club
Prince George
Alberni
Vancouver Island
Oliver
Record Cheese Exports Reach 55000 Boxes From Montreal
Canadian cheese shipped from Montreal in a week to foreign markets topped 55 000 boxes, about 24 000 more than the same week last year. Prices paid at country points set year to date records.
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Montreal
Canada Year Book 1927 28 announced for public distribution
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announces the Canada Year Book 1927 28 a 1100 page official statistical volume revised with up to date data. It covers climate population production trade education health administration finance and more with new features and an index of 4000 page references. The price is 2.00 from the King's Printer Ottawa.
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Canada
General Statistics
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Departments of
Labour
International Labour Organization
Annual Register
Canada Gazette
Frederic Stupart
Meteorological Service of Canada
Prairie Provinces
Canadian National Railways
Ottawa
Urged To Stay In Canada
Roger W. Babson urged Canadian youths to stay in Canada during a Toronto visit, arguing it is wiser to pursue growth at home than move to the United States. He warned emigration costs include lost leadership and future employment for many workers per one executive.
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Canada
United States
Penny Wise
Pound
Roger W. Babson
Sabson
Statistical
Umauch
States
Capping Silos Promoted To Prevent Silage Loss In Summer
Agricultural note compares Ontario and New York State methods for silage capping to prevent rot from grazing gaps. Methods include tar paper with straw and wet trampling, or layering three inches of silage over tar paper, then resealing with additional layers. A dense oat mat is another approach.
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Ontario
New York State
Hampered by Fearful Exchange in Quiet Home Swap
A couple exchanges terse remarks after a tense late arrival, revealing fear and cold dismissiveness in a domestic moment. The dialogue hints at strain in a long relationship.
Reflect on Anger and Truth in Confrontation
A terse reminder to weigh accusations made in anger and to verify any claims before acting. The quote urges careful listening, caution with responses, and diligence in checking facts before judging.
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Arlay
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Parmer
Jasper
Jasper Park Lodge
Jasper National Park
Alberta
North West Company
Yellowhead
Athabasca
Jasper House
Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada
Agaton
Kasper
Stockholm
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