Now Is the Time For Canada To Secure Immigrants
C W Peterson in Manitoba Free Press argues Canada must boost immigration now as global population growth slows and birth rates decline. He warns future surplus labor will vanish, virgin lands are gone, and reliance on old colonization methods is hopeless. He urges urgent policy action within nature’s time limit.
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Canada
Prof. East
Harvard
Great Britain
France
C. W. Peterson
Manitoba Free Press
German Monarchy Fades as People Approve Seizure of Royal Property
In a New York editorial tone, the piece argues the German monarchy is dead and the abstention of opponents signals weak resistance to the seizure of royal property. It notes 15 million voters approved the move and dismisses divine right as a waning doctrine. World,
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Hindenburg
Germany
New York
Toronto Fellowships Awarded to Seven Appelars
Graduates from five Canadian universities received seven Appelars for graduate study in University of Toronto courses leading to M.A. and Ph.D. degrees. Recipients include A. E. Birney of the University of British Columbia A. King of the University of Saskatchewan and Miss A. A. Berkeley of British Columbia.
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Toronto
University of Toronto
A. E. Birney
University of British Columbia
Co. A. King
University of Saskatchewan
A. A. Berkeley
British Columbia
Chinese Laundry Aims to Locate Church Next
A brisk note suggests a Chinese laundry seeks to locate the next church site, with the aim of expanding its operations. No further details on location or schedule are provided.
Sapiro praises Saskatchewan farm co‑op model as beacon of hope
Aaron Sapiro, described as the father of cooperation, told the Canadian Club in Regina that Saskatchewan’s wheat pool and cooperative marketing represent a model of constant production and risk diversification. He urged local business leaders to promote eggs and bacon and boost dairy exports to London, noting U.S. single crop dependence as a warning. He praised Canada and its pool as a historic achievement drawing worldwide interest.
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Sackatchewan
Aaron Sapiro
Regina
Sapiro
United States
Canada
Saskatchewan
London
Grain shipments indicate prep for new crop by CPR
For July 7 to 14 this year the Canadian Pacific reports Manitoba marketed 431 146 bushels versus 491 683 last year. Saskatchewan 380 290 this year vs 374 365 last year. Alberta 194 289 vs 258 817. Total 915 725 this year against 1 124 865 last year. Cars loaded show declines in all districts, total 815 this year vs 1 045 last year. Average per day 136 vs 174. CPR says these trends show readiness to handle the coming crop with speed.
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Canadian Pacific
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Blue Goose Nesting Site Seekers Head North
Dr George M Sutton of Harrisburg Pa head of the state game commission education bureau with W Clyde Todd Carnegie Museum curator and John B Semple Sewickley travel to Hudson Bay shores for a three month expedition to locate the nesting place of the blue goose. Sutton takes unpaid leave. Semple funds the trip. the effort aims to locate the migratory bird's summer nesting site and gather rare specimens.
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Hudson's Bay
George M. Sutton
Harrisburg
Educational Bureau of the State Game Commission
W. Clyde Todd
Carnegie Museum
John Bb. Semple
Sewickley
Princess Victoria Takes Up Home at Coppins
The King and Queen attend a royal housewarming as Princess Victoria, sister to the King, moves into a modest residence named Coppins at Iver Buckinghamshire. This marks her first time becoming her own householder with no royal insignia.
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Victoria
Hair Lock Brings Sympathy Between Friends
Kenneth consoles Arthur over a hair lock. Arthur explains it belonged to him before he became bald, prompting a quiet moment of shared sympathy between the two men.
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Kenneth
Arthur
Cost of rearing chicks at experimental station
A Quebec study details 340 chicks raised 26 weeks from April to September. They started at 2 ounces, reached 3.88 pounds each, with total feed cost 150.88 dollars and cost per pound gain 11.4 cents. Final weight 1 320 pounds.
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J. A. Ste. Marie
Tdetwinion
Sic Annie de la Pocatiers
Quebec
Bruised Meat Exhibit Highlights Losses at Western Shows
The provincial department of agriculture with the University presents an automatic exhibit at the Calgary Stampede and Edmonton exhibition showing losses on livestock from bruising during loading and shipping. Rackers producers and others cooperate to minimize these losses, which many handlers may not realize.
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Calgary
Edmonton
Provincial Department of Agriculture
Geese Tagged to Confirm Hudson Bay Return Belief
Mr. Miner received a dozen tags mailed from the Albany post of the Hudsons Bay Company. The tags came from geese shot by Indians near the post, used to confirm the belief that visiting geese return to Hudsons Bay.
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Jack Miner
Hudson's Bay
Miner
Albany
Hudson's Bay Company
The Toll Of Forest Fires In Canada
The piece warns that Western British Columbia and New Brunswick suffer repeated forest fires. It notes millions of dollars of damage yearly, the rapid destruction of centuries old trees, and the need for fire prevention and firefighting, with organizations like the Canadian Forestry Association promoting forest conservation and public awareness.
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Canada
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Canadian Forestry Association
Free Press
Combines and consumer economies raise distrust in savings
The Baltimore Sun argues that combines promise economies from large scale operations to consumers but warns distrust of their financial setup. They fear promised savings may not reach the consumer and warn that powerful combines could be abused without careful watch.
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Baltimore Sun
Bride’s gown often outshines groom in wedding coverage
The Clintom News Record notes the Bruce Herald and Times remark that the bride’s attire draws far more attention than the bridegroom on a wedding day. It observes that however the gown is treated, the groom’s role has been widely discussed beforehand.
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Bruce Herald and Times
Clintom News Record
Famous Comic Artist Flees to Laurentians Fish
Clare Briggs renowned creator of Mr. and Mrs. travels with six New York colleagues to Windsor Station Montreal and up to Lake Archambault Saint Donat Chatel for a two week fishing trip. He practices in a New York flat with a curtain rod as a pole and a bobbin float awaiting a catch.
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Clare Briggs
New York
Windsor
Montreal
Laurentians
Izaak Walton
St. Donat Chatel
Lake
Archambault
Doubt Cast On Norse Inscriptions Found Near Spokane
A Royal Ontario Museum Currelly challenges a Spokane inscription story claiming Norse explorers reached North America in 1010. He notes earlier hoaxes and urges overwwhelming proof for such long journeys. The report also discusses purity of water for farmers and recommended well lining and sealing practices.
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Pacific Coast Region
Dominion
Frank T. Shatt
Shutts
Division of Chemistry
Otttawa
Shull
Timitly
Spokane
Pacific
C. T Currells
Royal Ontario Museum
America
North America
Prof
Carrelly
Prof. Carrelly
Stefansson
Hudson’s Bay
Middle West
Professor Currelly
Labrador
New England
Canada
United States
Hudson's Bay
Currelly
Oluf Opsjon
Cape of Good Hope
Creamery Butter Competition At Western Fair Awards
Creamery butter contest with tight judging margins at Calgary fair. Belmont Creamery Manitoba won grand championship with 291.6 points, Manitoba Co operative Patties Winnipeg 291.4, Shoal Lake 291.2. Provincial winners include Belmont, Saskatchewan Cooperative Creamery Regina, Central Creameries Calgary.
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Calgary
Chris Marker
Ontario
Belmont Creamery
Belmont
Man
Manitoba Co-operative Patries
Winnipeg
Shoal Lake Creamery
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Co-operative Creamery
Regina
Alberta
Central Creameries
L. A. Gibson
St. Boniface Creamery
P. Burns & Co
Westlock
Alta
P. Burns &Co
Ponoka
Maple Leaf Creamery
Lundar
Dihty Dairy
Red Deer Dairy Products
Red Deer
Caulder's Creameries
Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Ignorance About Canada Sparks Barber Shop Debate
In a Nebraska barber shop a Canadian traveler discusses with a local barber the idea of Canadian tribute to England. The barber is surprised by the belief that Canada is subjected to feudal rule and taxed by force, revealing American misconceptions about Canada.
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Nebraska
England
Canada
Church panel backs chandelier purchase despite new member’s hesitation
A church committee approved buying a chandelier while a new member opposed the move noting uncertainty about its use. The remarks are quoted as part of the debate.
U S To Increase Border Patrols North Dakota Adds Men
Washington reports new border patrol measures will add 225 personnel to the roster. North Dakota will receive five more officers for a total of fifteen, while Montana gains fifteen. The initiative covers both northern and southern boundaries.
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U. S
North Dakota
Washington
Montana
Elephants Halt Night Mail Train Collision
A night mail train from Singapore to the Malay states struck two elephants on the tracks. One elephant was killed while the other escaped into the jungle. The locomotive suffered only minor damage and the train continued to its destination.
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Singapore
Malay States
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Europe
N.C
North Country
Creamery
Collingwood Bulletin
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