National Livestock Policy Aims for Industry Aid in Canada
Canadian Livestock Co operatives announce a national policy after the Ottawa conference. A three member committee will direct the plan with two demonstration abattoirs, one in eastern Canada and one in the west, possibly Tegina. The policy seeks to stabilize prices, improve processing and marketing, and support producers amid declining livestock exports and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremick Co-Operative Organizationa
Ottawa
W. D. Mackay
Canadian Livestock Co-Operative
Livestock Co-Operatives
Department of Agriculture
Canada
West
Mackay
Departments of Agriculture
Dominion
Little Girls Frock Pattern From Paris And New York
All Tingey models are created and sketched in Paris and patterns cut in New York. The simple dress design suits little Elizabeth and Mary Jane with numerous color and fabric variations. The original pale yellow wool dress inspired patterns for blue gingham, dimity, swiss, or cotton voiles with contrasting edges. Wash silks are also suitable. Sizes 2 to 6. Pattern price 25 cents. Send size to Pattern Department.
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Paris
New York
Elizabeth
Ann
Mary Jane
Princess Helene Launched From Dumbarton Yards
Miss Nesta Gillies daughter of Captain James Gillies launches the Princess Helene from Wm Denny & Brothers Dumbarton on April 2. The vessel of about 4000 tons will be registered at Saint John New Brunswick and serve the Canadian Pacific Bay of Bundy route.
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Nesta Gillies
James Gillies
Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd
Mersrs
Wm. Denny & Brothers, Ltd
Dumbarton
Saint John
N.B
Who Controls Canada's Wealth
The Dominion’s wealth is estimated between 28 and 39 billion dollars with about 5.9 billion in outside capital. Over 2 billion belongs to the British Isles and 3.47 billion to the United States. Foreign holdings of Canadian securities total 55 to 65 percent, while Canadians hold 1.745 billion abroad, mainly in the United States.
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Dominion
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
British Isles
United States
Canada
Automobile relics form breakwater at lake shore
More than 150 old cars were moved to Gressy and sunk along Lake Ontario shore to create a breakwater. High water previously washed over the road and damaged traffic, but the car breakwater has improved the roadway to first class condition.
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Gressy
Lake Ontario
How To Order Patterns at Winnipeg Shop
A playful snippet from Oniog at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg shows a shipboard joke about a cook testing a new helper. The helper recalls naval service and the cook asks him to shell the peas, highlighting brisk humor about maritime life in a local pattern shop.
Prince Will Launch Liner Sponsored by Heir to the Throne
The Prince of Wales is to launch the Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Britain, a first for a royal sponsor. The Glasgow Herald notes the ceremony links the Clyde and the Dominion, praising Canada’s shipbuilding and the unique sponsorship by a princess.
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Herh
British Isles
Glasgow Herald
Scotland
H.R.H
Clyde
Dominion
H.R.H. the Duchess of York
Predicting Speedier Motor Cars Accelerating Beyond Sight
Sir Henry Segrave, owner of the Golden Arrow, predicts future cars will travel so fast that the human eye cannot record their passage. He notes a 231 mph timed run and foresees American cross country speeds of 100 to 150 mph on future highways with comparable safety. He cites ten English makes already reaching 100 mph on current tracks.
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Sir Henry Segrave
Daytona Beach
Henry Segrave
Scientific American
United States
England
Man of Seventy-Eight Avoids Car, Angles Ease His Fears
In New Jersey a seventy eight year old man has never seen an automobile while a speeding car prompts mused angels to boast of long lives. The oddity turns on absence of motor travel in his life amid modern roads.
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New Jersey
Hudson and James Bay fish industry expansion planned
The Dominion Government will scout prospects for an extensive fishing industry in Hudson and James Bay. An expedition of practical fishermen and a scientist will voyage north to assess fish varieties and quantities, conditions for operations, and suitable vessels over a multi year survey to shape future commercial rules and deliveries.
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Hudson and
James Bays
Hudson 'S
James Bay
Department of Fisheries
Great Northern Inland Sea
Hudson Bay
Churchill
Temiskaming
Northern
Dairying as Side Line Warns Western Farmers
In a Vancouver Board of Trade speech H R McMillan notes Canada imports 20 percent of its butter supply. He urges Ontario farmers to farm in all branches to survive lean years, keep cows, make butter, raise poultry, and avoid reliance on one crop. The Vancouver Province commentary highlights rural resilience and self sufficiency.
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H. R. McMillan
Vancouver Board of Trade
Canada
Ontario
Vancouver
The Great Northern Plains Musk Ox and Caribou Habitat Explored
Northern Canada region between timber line and Arctic Ocean reaches about 500000 square miles. It supports migratory musk ox and caribou pasturage though not forested. Exploratory expeditions by the Topographical Survey, Department of the Interior, have surveyed portions in recent years.
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Canada
Arctic Ocean
Hudson Bay
Dominion
Topographical Survey
Department of the Interior
French Engineer Debuts Airplane Trolley at Paris Show
Joseph Archer a French engineer has perfected an electric trolley with airplane like fins and monorail ride. It promises 150 mph speed and rapid 300 foot stops by reversing the propeller. Demonstration planned in Paris soon.
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Joseph Archer
Paris
Norwegian Whale Leather Aims for Cheap Gloves
Norwegian whalers with a Swedish chemist perfect a process to convert whale intestinal membrane into a durable cheap leather for gloves, turning every part of the whale into profitable use.
Canadian Census Preparations for 1931
Preparations underway for Canada’s decennial census to be taken in 1931. The campaign will employ about 15 000 persons and cover the entire country. Enumerators will collect statistics on population births deaths migrations sex nationality age and related economic data across 36 main headings and 56 sub sections.
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Canada
Dry ice from desert carbon dioxide wells eyed
The interior department highlights dry ice produced from CO2 wells beneath western Colorado and eastern Utah as a potential future cooling solution. The concept promises ice colder than water ice and expands commercial possibilities in the arid region.
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Colorado
Utah
United States Department of the Interior
Short-sighted remark on glasses and sleep
The quote notes a person admits wearing glasses only while asleep, hinting at strong eye issues. Mentioned locations Pages Gaies and Yverdon. The fragment gives minimal context about why glasses are avoided and who speaks.
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Gaies
Yverdon
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Tegina
Union
Tino Fpacecat
Eva A. Tingey
Wall Street
Winnipeg
Oniog
McDermot Ave
Gers
Prince
Montreal
Avila Papineau
St. Catherine Church
Charles Maquin
Leonard Lehan
C. H. Dunn
Katonah
N.Y
George Pigeon
Far West
Great Northern Plains
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