Pulp and paper industry in Canada makes gains and fire risk grows
Canada’s pulp and paper sector reports record output in March with exports rising to 313 159 tons and newsprint leading at 106 261 tons while new machines push capacity. Growth boosts related trades and rail freight, yet forest fires threaten raw material supply and jobs across the sector.
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Abitibi Pulpagi Paper Company
Canada
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
United States
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
British interests advance Saskatchewan clay investigations
British interests are guiding extensive drilling at a major Saskatchewan clay deposit under government supervision to gather comprehensive samples. The aim is to obtain not less than 50 thousand tons and assess potential for a significant expansion of the Western Canada pottery industry.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Spending Large Sums on Highways in British Columbia
The British Columbia Government plans to spend 2,540,000 on roads and bridges this year announced by Minister of Public Works W. H. Sutherland. Of the total, 1,396,000 funds highway construction, 1,396,000? on bridges, and about 206,000 for settlers trails in newer sections.
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Dominion Entomological Branch
R. C. Treherne
Prairie
British Columbia
W. H. Sutherland
President reads Marion Star at night and uses it for ads
A Marion Ohio man recalls speaking with the President who says he has no time to read newspapers but keeps the Marion Star in his room at night and reads it from first page to last. He then uses a ruler to measure the advertising.
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Marion
Ohio
Marion Star
Hog Grading In Practice Highlights Direct Market Gains
A hog raiser near a packing house simplifies marketing by watching grading and learning the select class. The ten percent premium paid for selects boosts the farmer’s interest and rapid stock improvement.
Forest grower and farm crops a shared soil quarrel
A concise regional reflection notes no conflict between forest cultivators and crop farmers, asserting the forest sector seeks only the land the farming sector deems unused, highlighting a practical division of soil usage.
Millionaire Dreams and the Price of Money
The remark questions why, given common desires, more people do not become millionaires. It implies a balance between effort, opportunity, risk, and wealth, suggesting human behavior toward financial gain is not solely determined by willingness but by constraints and choices.
Alberta Coal In Toronto Boosts Alberta as Substitute
A government committee led by J A Ellis and CH Mitchell reports Alberta coal could substitute US hard coal if imported to Toronto at 12 50 a ton. Tests show little smoke and high heat with few clinkers, though coal lasts shorter than anthracite and requires careful draft control. An offhand remark about a middle aged woman and her silent husband is noted.
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United States
J. A Ellis
CH Mitchell
The
University of Toronto
R. P. Fairburn
Toronto
Alberta
Progress Of Cow Testing Year by Year in Dominion Dairy Reports
The Domision Dairy and Cold Storage Branch notes gains in 1972 with 826 more cows tested in eight months and higher average production. Quebec leads provinces with 2 469 herds and 33 267 cows tested. Ontario follows with 783 herds and 10 347 cows. Alberta posts top average milk and fat figures. The text cites test percentages and regional totals for 1921 1922 and discusses anomalies in wording and punctuation.
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Domision Dairy and Cold Storage
Quebec
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Ontario
Alberta
Western Canada Holds Its Ground As Light Horse Hub
The article argues Western Canada remains a center for light horses amid a shift to autos and bigger breeds. It details feeding trials by Ottawa pathologist A B Wickware proving formaldehyde treated grain poses little danger to fowls, and notes Alberta ponies’ success in U S polo shows, breeding of thoroughbreds, Dartmoor ponies, and continued demand for light horses.
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Ottawa
A. B. Wickware
Canada
Toronto
Madison Square Garden
Dominion
Peter Welch
Calgary
Alberta
Lima
United States
Springfeld
Crockton
Mass
Fastern
Western
Prince of Wales
Jasper National Park Big Wildlife sanctuary and scenic grandeur
Famous for its beauty Jasper National Park claims to be the world's largest wild animal sanctuary. It hosts many animal families including mountain sheep wolves coyotes foxes mule deer moose caribou elk lynx cougars beaver marmots otters and bears. The park features 70 bird species, Mount Edith Cavell at 11033 feet, glaciers and extensive woodlands attracting hikers anglers and hunters with guides available for tours.
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Jasper National Park
Canada
Edith Cavell
Insurance Advice Echoes Eternal Stakes in Faith
A sermon-like statement urges readers to consider spiritual risk and practicality, suggesting believers should secure protection beyond belief. The line implies precautionary action despite confidence in heaven, framing faith as incomplete without insurance.
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