Canada’s National Parks as National Playgrounds and Preserves
An editorial extols Canada’s National Parks as vast scenic preserves and animal sanctuaries. It notes buffalo reintroduction at Wainwright and Elk Island, urging all Canadians to visit for health and education, especially children, to enjoy nature’s benefits and national heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Canada
Department of National Administration
United States
National Park
Wainwright
Alberta
Elk Island Park
Wood Buffalo Park
Northwest Territories
Nature
Light Cattle Needed to Stabilize Markets and Home Supply
Howard F. Raleigh MLA Lambton West reports to Ontario legislature’s agricultural committee that Canada should raise more light weight beef cattle to support Britain’s market and domestic needs. The inquiry examines conditions in the cattle breeding sector amid calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Britain
Howard F. Raleigh
M.L.A
Lambton West
Agricultural Committee
Ontario
Weyburn Sergeant Shutz Promoted to Inspector Rank
Sergeant William Shutz of Weyburn receives a merited promotion to inspector after twenty two years with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Much of his service was with the North West Mounted Police and included a two year stint in northern Arctic regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
North West Mounted Police
Arctic
Canada
William Shutz
Weyburn
Alberta to Start Trans-Canada Highway Link Work
The Alberta government indicates construction on its section of the trans-Canada Highway will begin soon. A 50-50 federal provincial funding plan was confirmed by Senator Gideon Robertson. Alberta proposed three route options: Jasper-Edmonton-Lloydminster, Jasper-Edmonton-Wainwright, and Banff-Calgary-Medicine Hat. An official decision will align with adjacent provinces before work starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Columbia
Alberta
Gideon Robertson
Labor
Dominion
Drough
Bennett
Jasper
Edmonton
Lloydminster
Wainwright
Banff
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Hall British Columbia Jubilee Tribute From The Morning Post
The London Morning Post leader praises British Columbia on its diamond jubilee as a Canadian province. It lauds loyalty of residents and pioneers of western commerce, notes rapid development into a prosperous empire community, and extends affectionate congratulations from the homeland. The Sly Express joins in praising BC’s 60 years beyond the Rockies and its enduring English character.
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Hall
British Columbia
London
England
Morning Post
Canada
Post
Rockies
Sly Express
BC government wary of delay on Peace River outlet and rail
The British Columbia government fears the Peace River outlet question and the Pacific Great Eastern Railway could be deferred if the Dominion general transportation royal commission is appointed. It favors the commission in general but does not want these issues delayed and will seek clarity from Ottawa on referral.
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British Columbia
Peace River
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Dominion General Transportation Royal Commission
Five Cent Wheat Export Benefit Bill Placed in Commons
Premier Bennett places a resolution on the House of Commons order paper to pay five cents per bushel on wheat exported from Alberta and Saskatchewan for the 1931 crop. The measure would authorize use of the consolidated revenue fund and set regulations and penalties for breaches.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
House of Commons
R. B. Bennett
Bennett
Consolidated Revenue Fund
Oil of the People Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Ends Popular
The passage highlights Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a long standing trusted remedy loved by many. It claims the product grows in usefulness every year and remains the oil of the people with thousands benefiting and preferring it over others.
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Thomas
Saskatchewan Cancels Sixty Nine Fairs Over Poor Conditions
J. G. Rayner, secretary of the Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Association, announces the 69 agricultural fairs in Saskatchewan are abandoned this year due to poor conditions. In total 75 small exhibitions will be held, mostly in southern Saskatchewan, with some northern societies delaying fairs for lack of prize money.
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Saskatchewan
J. G. Rayner
Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies Association
Saskatchewan University
Asthma Remedy Promises Quick Relief for All
The ad proclaims Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as highly effective and reliable. It asserts the medicine seldom fails to bring relief and urges those with asthma to try it, claiming universal success.
Violence deaths rise in Canada in 1930 totals
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports a two per 100000 rise in deaths by violence from 1929 to 1930. Total violence deaths reach 7468, with 212 homicides, 6259 accidental, 1057 drownings, 2077 traffic, and 1289 automobile fatalities. personal crisis up to 1007 from 835. London women adopt hatless craze.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Egyptian Liniment Relieves Toothache and Neuralgia
Toothache and neuralgia are instantly relieved with Douglas' Egyptian Liniment. A quick, sure remedy. Also recommended for burns, sprains, sores and inflammation.
Canada Praised By Sir Alexander Gibbs
Sir Alexander Gibbs an English port authority and engineer arrived at Quebec to conduct a high importance inquiry into Canadian harbour functioning. He said Canada sets an example to others in efficient harbour management and construction and he feels honored to undertake the task.
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Sir Alexander Gibbs
Canada
Quebec
Alexander
Coast to Coast Telephone Link Opens Montreal Winnipeg Route
Montreal to Winnipeg direct telephone service marks a coast to coast Canadian connection. Eight cooperating systems complete a 4263 mile link with 22 repeater stations, joining Halifax to Vancouver by year end 1931. Provinces involved include Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia.
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Montreal
Winnipeg
Halifax
Atlantic Seaboard
Vancouver
Pacific
Dominion
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canada
Montreal-Winnipeg
Toronto
Regina
Calgary
British Columbia Telephone Company
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Delivers Quick Reliable Results
Complete in itself, this remedy claims to act without other medicines to be effective and to never fail in its work. The product presents as a standalone worm exterminator with confident assurances of success.
Happiness Road Misjudged as Detour Leads to Wrong Path
A reflective aphorism notes that people misjudge happiness as a detour, choosing a more appealing side and missing the true route to fulfillment.
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Eno
National Parks
Dr. Fowler
Lloyd Jones
Argyle St
N.S
Rawbew
Peace River Outlet
B.C
N. U
Trans-Canada
Hamilton Ont
Hunter-Martin & CO
SASK
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