Northern Canada Far North as Integral Part of Canada
Essay argues to integrate Arctic and subarctic regions into Canada, noting settlement push from the prairies northward, Stefansson's influence, and the Arctic's productive potential. Highlights include reindeer industry, Hudson's Bay Company muskox plans, and the belief that the Far North is habitable and valuable, not a perpetual snowbound hinterland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Stefansson
Yukon
Alaska
Canada
Lomen & Co
Cties
United States
Hudson's Bay Company
Baffin Island
British Isles
Fort Norman
Arctic Circle
Canadian
Colt
Siberia
Hmate
Atlantic
Eacy
Fen
Prairies
Travelers discuss Midthmes and hotel picks on local train
A passenger asks for advice about Midthmes and which hotel to stop at. The other traveler suggests The Majestic as a potential stop, noting he has visited many hotels but not that one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Evening News
Canadas and Motherland Align in Imperial Solidarity
The passage asserts Canada and the Motherland stand side by side, with both governments sharing identical views and adopting similar courses, presenting imperial solidarity as proof. It notes civic alignment as stronger than mere loyalty and hints at shared strategic thinking. It then mentions fifty Homeopathic Medical College of New York volunteers two tests involving bee stings and spider bites to study venom usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Motherland
Homeopathic Medical College of New York
Demand for Livestock Improves in Spring Sales
J G Robertson secretary of the Saskatchewan Livestock Association notes strong demand for superior quality livestock. Spring sales by breeders associations were well attended, benefiting buyers and sellers. He cites growing interest in pure bred sire areas and restricted zones to eradicate bovine tuberculosis, signaling ongoing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JG. Robertson
Saskatchewan Livestock Association
Modern Town Planning and New Town Development in Canada
The Town Planning Institute of Canada at its seventh convention in Toronto commends Canadian industrial towns for modern planning but warns some new towns copy the old industrial era models. It urges provincial legislatures to impose planning control to protect future citizens, placing human life above industrial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Planning Institute of Canada
Toronto
Canada
Institute
Cadet Training Valued For Boys Development And Manners
The article praises cadet training in schools for teaching respect, politeness, neat appearance, and discipline. It argues such training makes youths more tractable at home and companionable abroad, while denying claims that it creates violence. It also includes a brief note on a murder trial exchange and references the first savings bank founded in Scotland in 1810. It ends with a fashion pattern description and book price.
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
Pattern orders are processed through the Winnipeg Union at 15 McDermot Ave. Send pattern number and size to the address on file. Include the desired pattern details and payment information as required by the listing.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Finishing lambs for market at Indian Head farm
The Indian Head Saskatchewan Experimental Farm reports focus on feeder lamb selection emphasizing growth and thrift. Un docked lambs incur heavy market discounts. alfalfa is the best roughage, with oat hay and other grasses as backups. For fattening use steady roughage and a grain starting at 1% daily, rising to 2 pounds.
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Indian Head
Sakatchewan
Enod Tyre
Publications Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
J. Gi
Targar Bsa
Swift Current Current Experimental Station
Dehorning Hits Ayrshire Herds Across British Columbia Coast
Scottish breeder Montgomerie advice spurs British Columbia Ayrshire Breeders Association to dehorn all cattle. The Edenbank herd at Sardis, Shannon Bros Grand View, and Finury have had their horns removed. The move aims to standardize the breed ahead of fall shows despite a cold spring delaying full implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayrshire
Canada
Adam Montgomerie
British Columbia
Three Western Capitals Linked to early Dominion History
A historical survey explains how Winnipeg Edmonton and Victoria grew from fur-trade posts to modern hubs. It traces Fort Garry Fort Edmonton and Fort Victoria, noting trading origins with the North West Company and Hudsons Bay Company and the transformation alongside the railway boom and agricultural shift.
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Winnipeg
Fort Garry
Edmonton
Fort
Fort Rouge
Manitoba
Fort Edmonton
Fort Victoria
The Other Man's Job And Our Own Sphere
The piece argues that success comes from improving within one’s own sphere rather than envying others. It notes obstacles in familiar work, suggesting progress hinges on overcoming local barriers rather than seeking unknown roles. It adds odd items about rains affecting sheep near Sedalia Ohio and spectacles for a baboon in Cincinnati Zoo.
Vancouver Old Timers Meet Honors CPR Train Arrival
At the May 23 luncheon in the Hotel Vancouver Canadian Club marked the 40th anniversary of the first CPR passenger train from the East. Sir Esme Howard attended with veterans P A Barnhart Peter Righter George Munro Jonathan Rogers T Fr Barnett W H Evans H T Devine and others.
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Vancouver
City
Canadian Club
C.P.R
Esme Howard
United States
Canadian Pacific
P. A. Barnhart
Peter Righter
George Munro
Canadian Pacific Railway
Sir
Fame Howard
Jonathan Rogers
T. Fr. Barnett
W. H. Evans
Port Moody
H. T. Devine
Canadian Population Estimates 1926 Dominion Tallies
The Canadian Government Bureau of Statistics reports a June 1 1926 population of 4 SRO 300 for Canada, up from 1 788 342 in June 1921. Ontario leads with 1 145 600, Quebec 2 501 800, Saskatchewan 421 000, Manitoba 629 000, Alberta 607 000, British Columbia 565 400, Nova Scotia 540 000, New Brunswick 407 200, Prince Edward Island 8700, Northwest Territories 850, Yukon 3 459.
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Government Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Dominion
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Northwest Territories
Yukon Territory
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool hits half of acreage signed for five year term
Officials say by end of May fifty percent of Saskatchewan wheat acreage was signed for the five year period ensuring the pool continues to 1932. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta pools unite to push renewal contracts. In Cleveland authorities catch a motorist using a 1906 license plate for 21 years.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Cleveland Polles
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Edward Ake
William Watler
Prince Albert
Hazelton
Skeena
Pewee River
Lordon
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Hag
London
Sir William Soulsby
Wse
William
Tapio
Surrixier
Scotland
John Duncan
Ayrshires
Swift Current
Charles Mair
Company of Adventurers of
England
Hudson's Bay
Winpipes
Red River
Lake Winnipeg
Lake of the Woods
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Ottawa River
Montreal
Dawson City
Victoria
Sedalja
Cincinnati Zoo
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