Canada’s Great Opportunity to Grow Beef Trade
Canadian experts urge boosting beef by finishing prime cattle for export. Lacombe station data show profits from steer finishing, with dehorned, well bred beef cattle favored for English and British markets. Emphasis on steady supply, quality feeds, water access, and efficient finishing to appeal to overseas buyers.
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Canada
Oman
Ireland
Af Rees
Experimental Earth
Lacombe
Alta
Lacotabe
Egg Laying Contest Leaderboard at Brandon Manitoba
White Leghorn pens owned by Mrs. M and White Brandes lead the two week Manitoba egg laying contest at the Brandon Experimental Farm with 186 eggs. Results at week twenty four list Rhodesland Reds, Black Langshaws, Harred Rocks and White Leghorns from multiple breeders and institutions including the Manitoba Agricultural College and the Brandon Experimental Farm, with totals ranging from 147 to 635 eggs.
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Neepawa
Harred
William Blair
Ochre River
W. R. Barker
Deforaine
R. J. McNabb
Minnecowa
Walter Ward
Oodlands
W. J. Currie
Brandon
J. BR. Leer
Jota Routledge
Westbourne
William Creiz
Insford
Moo
England to Stamp Eggs Origin on All Sold Imports
The National Poultry Council prompts Parliament to require country of origin stamps on eggs sold in England. Advocates note about ten percent of eggs sold are imported from Holland, China and Egypt and mixed with native eggs. Retailers favor foreign eggs for color and size, boosting sales over English varieties.
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England
London
National Poultry Council
Mnix
Holland
China
Egypt
Moose Jaw to Host Second Cheese Factory in Province
Plans for P Burns and Company to open a new cheese factory in Moose Jaw are well advanced. Machinery from the east via De Larval Company has been shipped and operations may begin this month with an expected output of 909 pounds daily.
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Moose Jaw
P. Burns and Company
de Larval Company
How Do You Walk
The article explains that most pedestrians drift to the right and correct course, due to stronger right legs. Left handed people tend to swerve left, and those with hearing or sight impairments lean toward the side of weaker function. Even healthy individuals often zigzag from wandering thoughts and lack of guidance.
Canada Settles Dominion Debts to Britain
Chancellor Baldwin defended his budget by outlining how dominions repay Britain debts. Australia and New Zealand debts are funded with about £6,000,000 in annual interest. South Africa shows substantial payoff and funding, and Canada debt is nearly settled, mirroring Britain’s own debt relief.
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Baldwin
Dominions
Great Britain
New Zealand
Debier
Million Eggs a Week Leads British Columbia Co operative
The British Columbia Poultrymen's Co operative Exchange ships one million eggs weekly and stands as the world’s largest individual co operative poultry organization. Geo f Nutt, its general manager, says the exchange began four years ago and aims to surpass $2,000,000 in business this year after a $500,000 turnover last year. it counts 1,500 members.
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British Columbia Poultrymen's Co-operative Exchange
Geof Nutt
The Way to Health Talk on Ills and Worn Advices
An old health column urges positive speech and hopeful words to counter ailments. It emphasizes claiming wellness with stoic faith, suggesting heaven supports brave statements and that talk can influence health.
Perpetual Banana Plant and Russian Alphabet Remark
A note states the banana plant is nearly perpetual and its bearing age is undetermined. It also jokes that the United States may be poor while in Russia the alphabet has five letters.
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United States
Russia
Gopher poison recipe from agricultural authorities
The article describes the Tkotagemala formula for economical gopher poison. It instructs mixing strychnine and baking soda with dry starch paste, adding corn syrup saccharine glycerine, and coating twenty quarts of oats to bait gophers, noting one quart of oats serves about 120 teaspoonfuls for burrows.
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United States Department of Agriculture
North Dakota Agricultural College
M. P. Tullis
Fieid
Saskatchewan
Prince Hinted Canada Visit Amid Health Worries
The Prince of Wales visited Belgium on April 28 to unveil a Brussels monument honoring Britain’s aid to wounded troops. Suffering a throat ailment, he is advised to rest, and his doctors fear the strain of speeches. Persistent talk of a private Canada visit hinges on his health and compilation of a three month Alberta retreat.
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Prince of Wales
Belgium
Brussels
Britain
Alberta
Canada
Dominion
English pound notes printed on white paper with new watermarks
English currency notes are being produced on white bank note paper and feature new watermarks. The change affects the appearance and security features of the pounds in circulation.
Soldier Settlers Totals By Province In Canada House Highlights
In the House of Commons Minister of the Interior Hon harmonizes Stewart says land retirement work is reduced though oversight and salvage costs persist. Ontario reports 1759 soldier settlers and 234 salvage cases. Alberta 6623 and 944. Saskatchewan 5561 and 349. Manitoba 3508 and 675. British Columbia 3200 and 490. Last year 1259 ex service men took the land while 1276 were in training or awaiting settlement.
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Haries Stewart
Interior
House of Commons
Mr. Stewart
Ontario
Alberta
Saskitchewan
Manitoba
State Papers Unearthed From Montenegro Royal Cache
Moyal jewels and state documents were dug from six feet underground in Cettinje Servia. The cache, hidden in a private garden, is said to reveal international facts about King Nicholas of Montenegro and World War I era relations. Officials will survey the papers before public release. Discoverers date the hideout to 1916 before the king fled.
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Moyal
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Cettinje
Servia
Nicholas
Making Mistakes In Names In Newspapers
The London Advertiser laments recurring errors in names due to mishearing letters over the phone and calls for better signing practices. It argues readers share blame for careless signatures and printers, reporters, and editors cannot fix all errors alone.
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London Advertiser
Bible Verse Lengths Noted in Esther and John
A trivia note states the longest verse in the Bible is the ninth verse of Esther chapter nine while the shortest is the thirty fifth verse of John chapter eleven.
Trees And Shrubbery Will Make The Farm Home Beautiful
A Canadian cooperative wool report forecasts strong prosperity for sheep, wool and lamb markets in 1923 after 1921 lows. It argues farm aesthetics boost value, urging farmers to plant trees and shrubs, keep tidy grounds, and treat the home as a welcoming, profitable showpiece for buyers and families.
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W W. Thompson
Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers
Father and son money dispute rises from thrift
An old man rebukes his spendthrift son for asking more money. The father insists he never gave the son as much as he gave the other, and the son replies with skepticism. The exchange reveals a conflict over expectations and fairness within a family.
Radium Energy Shown By Amateur Microscopists in England
An atom of radium in full activity is demonstrated on a slide for amateur microscopists in England. The mineral pitchblende is cited as the radium source and a strong lens reveals ceaseless bombardment of particles striking a screen. Fresh water eels travel about 6000 miles in their lives.
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England
Town visitor knocked down by motor near street
During a town visit a man was struck by a motor and knocked to the ground. A good Samaritan among the first rescuers helped him up and brushed mud from his clothes, asking if he was hurt. The stranger replied cautiously that he had not fared well.
Prison Visitor and Odd Exchanges in a Quirky Dialog
A collection of brief, humorous vignettes features a prison visitor negotiating comfort with a convict who jokes about lemoning out. A sea captain introduces a friend Baker from the Canary Islands, prompting a witty Auntie remark about singing. A coins exchange mocks identity, and a note closes with the dating of the wedding ring adoption around AD 860.
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Baker
Canary Islands
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