Expert Opinion On Dirty Eggs From Burns & Company
Mr P Rhodes of Burns and Company says dirty and soiled eggs lower grading and revenue. He compares week of February to April 21 showing rise in Seconds and drop in Extras, attributing a 24 percent shift to dirt. He warns washed eggs spoil quickly and should be used soon.
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P. Rhodes
Burns & Company
Ratmonton
Ir. Kiuxies
West
Riodes
Rhodes
Cees
Tractors in Great Demand Across Saskatchewan Firms
Saskatchewan machinery firms report high tractor demand this year with most unable to meet orders. Five firms sold 1,002 tractors in the last quarter, up from 403 a year earlier. One firm notes doubled sales, another nearly twice last year.
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Saskatchewan
Western Canada Clay Products Workers' Convention at Saskatoon
The Western Canada Clay Products Workers' Association met at the University of Saskatchewan to push development of the clay products industry across the three prairie provinces during the next building season. The outlook is bright as members commit to full effort to expand production and markets.
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Western Canada Clay Products Workers’ Association
University of Saskatchewan
Prairie Provinces
Speeding Factor in Motor Accidents
BR. L. Fordney cites a study showing 4 979 of 45 070 registered motorists in accidents last year were speeding. He notes speed as a contributing factor, with skidding and right-of-way violations also common, and argues many crashes stem from excessive speed for conditions.
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BR. L. Fordney
United States
Beginning To Learn Arthur Brisbane And Canada Opinion
Arthur Brisbane, once critical of Canada and Britain, appears to praise Canada now. The piece notes booming business, railroads owned by the government, farmer-friendly hydro power, and contrasts with U S power companies prioritizing profits over consumers.
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Arthur Brisbane
Canada
Hearst
Turkey Adopts Latin Alphabet For Schools And Official Use
Turkey under Ghazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha begins Westernizing with a new Latin alphabet replacing Arabic script. A dictionary will standardize teaching, newspapers will print partly in Arabic and Latin, and official documents switch to Latin. Fifteen years give 14 million people to adapt, the aim to cut illiteracy tied to the Arabic script. The Arabic alphabet has 32 characters but varying forms yield 96 in use.
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Angora
Turkey
Ghazi Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Prosperous Canada Highlighted in 1927 CN Thruways Review
Sir Henry Thornton delivers annual review of Canadian National Bathways operations for 1927, praising Canada’s healthy economy and improved opportunities for investment and settlement. He argues no country offers a more attractive field for hands on brains than the Dominion.
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Dominion
Sir Henry Thornton
Canadian National Bathways
Hens Stop Cackling After Motor Car Disturbance
Farmers report two hens fell silent after a motor car disturbance. Local poultry keeper notes the birds did not vocalize following the vehicle’s passage. No injuries reported. Authorities will monitor for lasting effects on flock behavior.
Canadian National Railways appoints new head for Edmonton
General Superintendent of Canadian National Railways in North Bay Ontario has been appointed General Superintendent at Edmonton Alberta. The move places the veteran executive in charge of the western division as CN reins in its leadership structure.
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Canadian National Railways
North Pay
Ont
Edmonton
Alberta
New word avigation gains state legislative recognition
An emerging term avigation defined as steering an aircraft gains formal use in New York State. Senator J Griswold Webb introduced a bill to align state aviation efforts with the federal program, noting avigation replacing navigation among aviators after a June coinage following a California to Hawaii flight by Lieutenants Maitland and Hagerberger.
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United States
New York State
J. Griswold Webb
Dutchess
Webb
Maitland and
Hagenberger
California
Hawaii
Building Big F Elevator At Lake Superior Head
The 6,906,000 bushel elevator for the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool near the head of Lake Superior will finish by mid October. Two annexes add 3,000,000 bushels each, bringing workhouse storage to 900,000 bushels with total cost about $5,000,000.
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Lake Superior
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
When a Man Finds Himself Broke
A proverb notes that it is usually too late to mend after a man discovers he is broke, implying finality in financial ruin and the need for prior caution.
Sheep Prospects Good For The Year Says Meat Trade Review
The Meat Trade Review 1927 reports encouraging sheep prospects as production rises due to industry prosperity. Government and provincial programs, sheep clubs, and fairs foster permanent fairs and sales, with modest initial breeding stock costs and strong advisory support boosting market sheep interest across older regions and the prairies.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
B C forest tracts largest in world
Mr P Caverhill chief forester of British Columbia told the Canadian Forestry Association that BC holds the world’s largest per capita forest area and has more favorable growing conditions than Europe. He cited a 90 000 acre Douglas fir maturing and noted lodgepole pine stands from Montana seed now taller in BC than in Finland.
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British Columbia
Europe
P. Caverhill
Canadian Forestry Association
B.C
Caverhill
Finland
Montana
Experiment With Pigs at Portage la Prairie Farm
The Portage la Prairie Industrial Farm superintendent reports an experiment with litters of pigs. From February 22 to April 25, 84 pigs were marketed in Winnipeg, weighing 17,130 pounds and bringing $1,529.89 total, an average of 8.93 per cwt. Pigs were fed with on farm produced feed.
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Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Balsam Fir Range Spans Canada From Coast to Yukon
The balsam fir ranks among Canada's most widespread trees. It extends from Nova Scotia to Labrador along the Atlantic coast, west through New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario to Hudson Bay, into the Prairie Provinces to Slave Lake, and west to northern British Columbia and Yukon Territory.
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Canada
Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Labrador
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Hudson Bay
Prairie Provinces
Slave Lake
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Native materials shape Jasper Park Lodge design
The Canadian National Railways chooses native logs and boulders for Jasper Park Lodge construction. Log built bungalows along Lac PNeauvert offer comfort with modern hotel amenities. The lodge, set near Pyramid Mountain, draws thousands of Canadian and U S visitors to Canada’s largest mountain playground.
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Park
Canadian National Railways
Jasper National Park
Edmonton
Lac Peau
Green Lake
Pyramid Avenue
Pyramid Mountain
Jasper Park Lodge
United States
Canada
Women Treated as Persons for Taxes Not for Senate Seats
The piece argues that under the British North America Act a woman is a person for income tax purposes yet not qualified to sit in the Canadian Senate. It notes the Income War Tax definition includes groups and that women remain liable to tax, while Senate eligibility remains restricted. The Toronto Star commentary suggests the court may redefine tax status but not Senate rolls.
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Senate
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Canada
Toronto Star
Sam's Little Mistake
A Southern gentleman discovers his gardener Sam is hospitalized after confessing he would whip his nagging wife. The tale unfolds through a slave’s retold sentence about Sam’s boast and its unintended consequence.
Rayon Industry Expected To Quadruple In Canada
A government analysis from the Natural Resources Intelligence Service says Canada dominates rayon pulp supply and domestic demand will drive rapid growth. Two processes, viscose and cellulose acetate, are used, with new plants boosting output and extensive hydroelectric use anticipated. exports not yet started but a strong domestic market is evident.
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Department of the Interior
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Canada
Value Of Clean Seed Grain At Edmonton Plant
About 40 000 bushels of Marquis wheat and Victory and Banner oats were cleaned graded registered and marketed by the Provincial Cleaning and Grading Plant at Edmonton Alberta during the past winter. A notable portion of high grade seed was sold on commission for farmers whose grain was not accepted and 26000 bushels more registered seed could have been disposed of if available. Fully 05 percent of grain passing through the plant was sold to Alberta farmers reflecting value of clean good quality seed. Americans Look Over Oil Fields H W Dodge E A McManus Samuel Smith and R L Kerr directors of the Texas Corporation toured Southern Alberta oil fields to consider extending refinery operations. Texas Corporation and California Petroleum were recently merged.
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Victory
Edmonton
Alberta
H. W. Dodge
E. A. McManus
New York
Samuel Smith
Great Falls
Montana
R. L. Kerr
Spokane
Wash
Texas Corporation
California Petroleum Corporation
Canadian Pacific railway land sales double 1927 first quarter
Actual sales of Canadian Pacific railway farm lands for the first three months of the year have been double those of the corresponding period of 1927. Enquiries for farm lands generally have increased in the same proportion. Paris Pele Mele tomorrow.
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Canadian Pacifian Railway
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Vikinren, Osin
Prosperous
W. R. Devenish
Jas
Sam
George
Pele Mele
Paris
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