Polish delegate studies farming in Canada and Polish colonies
A delegation led by a Polish agriculture minister adviser will survey farming conditions for six weeks in western Canada and review work distribution among Polish colonies. In New Brunswick, four U S fishermen fished 13 days and caught 340 fish on the Dains River. State Senator Bradford of Indiana reported a 43 inch salmon weighing 27 pounds among party catches. others were Fred N. Peet Dr E B Zimmerman and D H Faxon. barbless hooks prevented injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gate
Canada
Dominion
United States
Dains River
New Brunswick
Bradford
Indiana
Fred N. Peet
E. BR. Zimmerman
D. H. Faxon
Barbless
Lake Louise opens second largest outdoor pool in Canada
The new outdoor pool at Lake Louise lies between the Chateau dining room and the lake. It spans 100 feet by 40 feet and is enclosed by tall concrete columns with large plate glass panels, offering a wind break against cool breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Lake Louise
Chateau
Live fish shipment to private Quebec lakes from Windsor Station
About 120000 fish fresh from American hatcheries moved through Dominion Express Yards Windsor Station Montreal on route to Beauchaine Quebec. They are destined for private lakes owned by wealthy Quebec citizens who seek Canada’s virgin hills and forests over busy summer resorts in the U S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Express Yards
Windsor Station
Montreal
Beauchaine
Quebec
UI S
Canada
Camouflage Painter Wilkinson Tours Canada Aboard Montcalm
Norman E. Wilkinson of London England famed for camouflage art arrived in Canada with his wife on the Canadian Pacific liner Montcalm for a Dominion tour. Also aboard were Sir Clifford Sifton of Toronto and Sir Stepford Prunton mining geologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E. Wilkinson
London
England
Canada
Montcalm
Dominion
Clifford Sifton
Stepford Prunton
M.lm.e
Air Survey Company chief probes Dominion survey plans
Col. C. H. D. Ryder of London’s Air Survey Company interviewed Premier Mackenzie King and provincial premiers to gauge the prospect of surveying almost the entire Dominion by air. He also inquired about federal and provincial action for these aerial surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. D. Ryder
C.B
Cle
D.S
Air Survey Company
London
England
Mackenzie King
Canadian Pacific executive notes rising Orient exports and Kiwanis ties
Grant Hall reports growing shipments of grain flour dressed meats and motor cars to the Orient with Australia trade also stimulated. He says Western conditions are solid BC mining shines and lumber shipments rise. Windsor Station hosts the Kiwanis convention with about 7000 delegates and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Hall
Canadian Pacific Railway
Australia
Dominion
Hall
British Columbia
First Aid Certificates Awarded to CP Railway Employers
202 certificates were awarded to successful Shopping and Dining Car employers of the Canadian Pacific Railway for passing First Aid Instructing exams. The McAdam team in New Brunswick won the Wallace Nesbitt Trophy with Michigan and Blaine contestants also in the running. The six months show Canada’s largest building year in over a decade with new construction totaling 194,543,600 and projected 304,598,500. June contracts reached 54,196,400, up 63 percent from June 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
C.P.R
McAdam
N.B
Wallace Nesbitt
Michigan
Blaine
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway May Profits Hit New Highs
May profits for the Canadian Pacific Railway totaled 2 448 876 dollars, up from 908 913 last May, marking the best showing since 1921. Gross earnings reached 15 492 758 dollars, over three million higher than a year earlier, the highest May gross since 1920. Two senior auditors retired with honors. Mayors Foster and Martin exchanged greetings on the inaugurals of The Rideau and The York trains. Ottawa figures show April employment steady compared with March and stronger than in four of the prior five years, with manufacturing, transportation and construction all expanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pay Office Railway
Thomas Foster
Toronto
Mederic Martin
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Rideau
York
Foster
Martin
Ottawa
Vancouver Trade Improves With Asia Through Heav y Cargoes
Heavy cargoes bound for Japan and China signal improving Oriental trade at Vancouver as merchants see a partial recovery in China business. Canadian Pacific steamers show strong bookings. Meanwhile Manitowaning Island Indians craft twelve inch bark canoes sold as ornaments with a shipment of four thousand eight hundred passing through Dominion Express yards en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bari
Vancouver Harbor
Japan
China
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Manitowaning
Georgian Bay
Dominion Express
Montreal
New York
CPR Officer Praised For Onboard First Aid At Windsor Station
A passenger on a Quebec train suffered an epileptic fit at Windsor Station Montreal and severed an artery. Constable W W Peterson of the CPR investigation department administered first aid until an ambulance arrived. The hospital surgeon commended Peterson for his swift actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Windsor
Montreal
W. W. Peterson
C.P.R. Investigation Department
Peterson
C.P.R. Police Pires
Local and General News Items From Miniota District
A busy week in Miniota with visits from Mr and Mrs Miller of Brandon and Mrs Fry of Winnipeg. Several events noted include the Miniota Tennis Club annual tournament, Miniota and Manson Dodges at the Lane of England picnic, and the Union Sunday School picnic in the Assinaboine valley. Community notices cover church services, fairs, demonstrations, golf trophies, and preparations for a Memorial service led by Mrs Restron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Manson’ Dodges
Lane
England
Union Sunday School
Assinaboine Valley
Union
Mmiota
E. Lund
Hamiota
A. Moffat
Gillwell
Man
Isabella Notes and Local Returns Highlight Weekend Events
Isabella notes a public guessing contest at the Pair and a Hartney visit by Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Local social updates include Isabella Bair Solagiyth Boys Band attraction, depot news, and staff changes at OCN. Numerous exams passed, camp trips to Lazare, Hamiota fair prizes, and teachers certified with new school placements.
District Seeks Tenor Singers for Upcoming Event
Officials say it may be necessary to source tenor singers from outside the district if none are available locally. A selection process will determine replacements and ensure performances proceed as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froraw
Births in Arrow River and Isabella areas this July
A son was born at Miniota hospital on Monday July 26 to Mr and Mrs W Sutherland Arrow River. A daughter was born at Isabella on Monday July 19 to Mr and Mrs E Goodeve. A son was born Friday July 23 to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wiggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota Hospital
Arrow River
Isabella
E. Goodeve
Lloyd Wiggins
Kovar Canadian Special Quack Grass Killer Ad
Kovar Canadian Special Quack Grass Killer made to handle heavy quackgrass. Wallows through heavy roots and trash where other machines fail. Available in sizes to fit any team or tractor. For circulars and prices contact John Koster, phone 144, Sole Agent for Miniota Municipality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koster
Miniota
Wanted Party To Not Pay On Share
Classified note seeks a party to settle a debt or share payment. Contact HL Gibbon at phone 12 in Miniota for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Gibbon
Ius Miniota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ministry of Labor
Brandon
S.S
France
C. J. Flanagan
J. H. Shearing
Flanagan
Shearing
Sere Percee Merrie
Demir
Jon
Wion
Altor
Ries S Powell
F. P. Leam
Winnipeg
Miss A. Hucnett
Birtle
Ms. Miller of
Vicarage
Mrs. A.S. Schofieid
Mrs. S. Birch
Mrs. Fry
Mrs. R. Ollingwood
United States Ltd
Irene Hodner
Balcarres
Miniota Tennis Club
Mrs. H. Stubbies
Hodgeville, Sask
McConnel
Mrs
Re. Dicken
Farmers Union
Hoopers Lake
W. Leland
Glenlochar
Laarie
Dialerers
Hayfield
Oliver Chalmers
Messrs
Wolstenholme, Mooney
Hon. McLeod
Manitoba Legislative Assembly
Harry Mullins
Salvation Army
United Stotes Ltd
Lavinia
Dixon
Restron
Elkhorn
Hamioto Fair
Marguerite Darts
Dorothy Spalhiimg
Thos. Lockart
Port, Rowan, Oat
Warren
Palmerston, Ont
Mr. Lockart
Edna Rewas
At the Jeffery School
Rivers
Rivers and Shoal Lake
Hamida
Basil Reveley
Reveley
Winnipegs
Shoal Lake
Co. H Mullins
Waldron
Sask
Melville Hospital
McGregor
Mira
Mrs. Warren
Hartney
Louris
Hy Brisbin
Melita
A. G. McMullen
F Goulet
R. Murray
Isabella Bair
Solagiyth Boys Band
Parl Warrren
OCN
Anna Weir
Irene Bridge
Donald Ierach
Austin Warren
J. Brisbin
LL Brisbin
Abernethy
Mr. Smith
Alexander Mise- F. Smith
K.morrison
R. E. Méise
Lazare
Hamuota Fair
A.ross
Miniota Town Park
J. A.M. Atkins
K.C.M.G. Ll.d
Province of
Manitoba
Kovar
Minieta
See
W. E. Warren
Sec
Treas
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