Remarkable Development Of Canadas Wheat Industry
The article notes Canada’s wheat sector as the nation’s leading industry, grown remarkably since Confederation. It highlights exports surpassing $175 million annually, supports industrial growth, and details a vast network of 2,500 country elevators. It explains grain movement via Pacific and eastern routes, port terminals, and the essential government grading system ensuring quality for global buyers.
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Canada
Confederation
Lominion Need Only Be Plated To Be Under Sued. Baportia
Anala
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Seaboard
Rockies
Vancouver
Prince Rupert
Europe
Panama Canal
Far East
Pacific
Fort William
Port Arthur
Dominioa
Liverpool
England
Georgian Bay
Port McNicoll
Port Colborne
Buffalo
Montreal
Perpetual Bank Account Inspires Souvenirs in Vermont
Forbes Magazine reports a resident of Braule boro Vermont named Kipling kept a high bank balance due to merchants cashing his checks as souvenirs rather than cash. He noted his bungalow Naglahka where he wrote many famous works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Brauleboro
Vermont
Naglahka
Forbes
Velapuk and Esperanto Replace a Universal Language
Velapuk, once meant as a universal language by Jo hann Schieyer a Swiss teacher, flourished after its 1879 invention but later languished as Esperanto proposed by Dr Zam enhok of Warsaw Poland in 1987 rose to prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Schieyer
Switzerland
Zamenhok
Warsaw
Poland
Danish Government May Aid Immigration Plan
Danish authorities explore recruiting Canadians for emigration to Denmark amid unemployment. Inspector Lorentz W. Sase notes Denmark as a fertile field for settlement and discusses a plan similar to Norway to provide emigrants with information and favorable repayment terms to ease funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Derice
Canada
Lorentz W. Sase
Denmark
Mr. Sass
Cattle Importers' Association Formed in Wales
The Canadian trade commissioner reports the formation of the South Wales and Monmouthshire Cattle Importers' Association Limited in Bristol England. It aims to directly import Canadian store and fat cattle via a central purchasing organization. It represents nineteen meat traders' associations across South Wales and Monmouthshire with capital about $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Englard
South Wales and Monmouthshire
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order notice lists address 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg and pattern numbers by size. Includes ordering instructions and pattern access details from the union library.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Name Town ese eee ne ee seer
The fragment reads as a garbled title line with unclear names or events. No coherent person, place, or organization can be identified to summarize into a proper news card.
British Colonial Empire Size and Population Report
A colonial conference report states the empire spans about two million square miles with a population around 54 million. A committee proposes a common pool funded science service for medicine agriculture veterinary science and forestry across colonies and protectorates. The scheme could start on about 575000 yearly income, replacing some agricultural salaries.
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Colonial Conference
Conference of Governors
Colonial Office
Jersey Herds for Western Canada Shipments From B C Breeders
Recent Jersey shipments from British Columbia to the prairies include six heifers from the S. Matson herd Victoria sent to N bury McAuley Man to be foundation stock for a new Jersey herd. The lot includes a daughter of Junies Mariguhka Fera and a son of Zenia Sultan. Viking Alta. Child Bros establish another prairie Jersey herd.
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Jersey
B.C
Prairies
S. Matson
Victoria
N. Norbury
McAuley
New Jersey
Zenia Sultan
Junie
Mariguhka Fera
New Prairie Jersey
Viking
Alta
Child Bros
Wild Horses Slaughter Bounty Sparks Interior Push
In British Columbia hunters plan to kill eighteen wild horses this year and surrender 1 600 ears for a bounty of 1 50 per set from the lands and forests department. A corral of 15 head recently yielded 100 dollars, a four year old stallion among them. Canada’s eggs per capita rise to 25 dozen after grading. Two million dollars earmarked for Central Manitoba mineral development with improved navigation and roads. Marriage to a woman described as a lifelong detective job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Provincial Department of Lands and Forests
Springhouse
Canadians
Canada
Central
Manitoba
Mining Bureau
Winnipeg Board of Trade
Canada Prefers British Settlers But Limites on Right Class
Hon Robert Forke Canadian Minister of Immigration spoke in London about Canada seeking farm laborers and household workers while avoiding undesirable emigrants. He noted Canada’s policy favors British settlers but available right class numbers are limited, prompting recruitment from the United States and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Robert Forke
London
W. J Egan
W. J Egan, Deputy Minister of Mr. Forke
Hiniater
British Isles
United States
Nebraska farmers seek Canadian land in Alberta
Nebraska families organized by Frank Stewart of North Platte seek tracts in Alberta to settle with aid from C P Railway colonization officials. They plan to visit Calgary with a colonization representative to inspect lands and emigrate if suitable. The group reportedly has ample capital. Canadian Fisheries Dept develops new crate for shipping fish eggs. salmon eggs shipped from New Brunswick to Ireland and from BC to Japan hatched successfully in transit.
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Alberta
Frank Stewart
North Platte
Nebr
A. van Leoy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Calgary
Colonization Department
Canadian
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Maritime Provinces
British Columbia
St. John
New Brunswick
Dublin
Ireland
Vancouver
Tokio
Japan
Automobile Dependency and Social Life Reflections
The excerpt notes that lacking a car leaves a person cut off from many things including debt. it highlights the difficulty of transporting items like a watermelon and the need to rely on taxis or friends with cars for travel outside rail or streetcar lines. It also warns that walking risks being run over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celdtom
Canada Eyes Ambitious Aerial Navigation Drive
A historical overview notes Canada’s postwar shift to civil and military air work. It credits the Royal Canadian Air Force with surveying vast regions, guiding licensing, and paving an Atlantic to Pacific air route. Parliament approves growing air development funding as cities plan harbours and Britain guides imperial air links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canmida
Royal Canadian Air Force
Cigil
Government of
Dominion
Canadian
Great Britain
Test Office
Ingland
Training Indian Children in Canada Schools Activity
The Department of Indian Affairs oversees about 15,000 Indian boys and girls enrolled in 814 Indian schools. This program highlights the department’s role in educating Indigenous children across Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Indian Affairs
Department
Manitoba plans big bacon hog exhibit for Chicago show
J. E. Ritehe provincial fair manager returns from Manitoba Livestock Board meeting outlining plans for an ambitious bacon hog display at the International Stock Show in Chicago this fall. Manitoba will also send three carloads of horses and two of cattle to Toronto and other centers with some going to Chicago.
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Manitoba
Chicago
J. E. Ritehe
Manitoba Livestock Board
Toronto
Guelph
Ottawa
Alberta Farmers Back Sugar Beets Field Plans 1927 Season
Farmers across Southern Alberta have contracted 6f acres of sugar beets with a planned rise of 500 more, totaling 7,500 acres for the 1927 season. This year emphasizes thorough soil preparation prior to planting.
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Albert
Reindeer Transfer Aims To Aid Alpine Transport
A plan to move twelve reindeers from Norway to the French Alps seeks acclimatization for winter sleigh hauling and to access mining sites unreachable by horses or motor vehicles. The initiative claims the animals will open difficult mountain routes and support winter logistics.
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Norway
French Alps
Strawberry Yield in Canada Expected to Exceed Last Year
Reports from strawberry districts to the Department of Agriculture indicate all provinces wintered well and weather remains favorable. The 70 increase yields 13 301 800 quarts, a 20.5 percent rise from last year’s 11 112 500 quarts.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
Beacon to rise atop Mount Erna aids Mediterranean aviators
A million candlepower beacon will be installed at Mount Erna's summit in Sicily to guide Mediterranean air-route aviators. The beacon draws power from the permanent winds at the peak. In Britain feet serve as an aid to identification revealing regional traits.
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Mediterranean
Mount Erna
Sicily
Great Britain
London
Wales
Scotland
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