Aerial plan to attack Black Rust announced by Dominion
Dominion government says a summer aerial attack against black rust will be launched as an experimental campaign. Two aviators from Camp Borden studied methods in Manitoba and Ontario to refine dusting techniques, with operations to be conducted from Eastern Canada and Western Canada if feasible.
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Dominion
Studiec
Tanada
Anderson
Camp Borden
Western Canada
Winnipes
Warcount of
Feeward Council of Canada
Canada
Canada and the Empire Viscount Byng Addresses Dominion Status
Viscount Byng, former Governor-General of Canada, in London spoke on The Canadian at Home. He said Can ada is evolving and resists interference and Imperialism thrust. He noted Britain would help if asked and cautioned about Canada U S frontier openness.
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Viscount Byng
Canmla
Canada
London
Pitigare
Fisher
Singapore
United States
Sugar Beets Seeding Begun in Raymond District
Raymond district seedings started mid April with J W Evans of the Canadian Sugar Company guiding beet growers. He emphasizes proper cultural methods to conserve moisture improve germination and secure a strong beet stand for heavy tonnage at harvest.
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Raymond
J W. Evans
Canadian Sugar Company
Winnipeg stock yards reap higher value amid busy market
Last year 493,139 cattle and 92,322 hogs were marketed through Winnipeg Public Stock Yards generating 32,647,000 dollars. Despite higher animals than 1925, the value rose by about 1.1 million due to stronger prices. Ontario feeders sent 45,580 head. 41,000 went to US feed lots. 17,363 to Manitoba farms. Sheep and lambs totaled 55,850 versus 36,600 in 1925.
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Winnipeg
Ontario
United States
Manitoba
Navy crepe frock with convertible collar and plaited front
A stylish navy crepe frock features a straight bodice with a central plait, inverted plaits from bodice to skirt, a one piece back with side belt, and a convertible collar. Sizes 36 to 42 inches bust, price 20 cents. Fashion Book promotion offers patterns from designers at 10 cents.
Dominion Capital Ottawa United for All Sports Fame
The Dominion Capital is famed as a hub for all sports from hockey to cycling. Ottawa and its region offer extensive facilities and talent, producing star athletes who excel in professional leagues in the United States and beyond.
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Dominion
Cecire
Kings of Sports
Jedh Binal
Apa Atcetic
Citas
Casity
Eorld
Celent
Postask- Mido
Hocker
Atte Elu
wWorld
Otawa Football Ciub
Ottawa
United States
Dairying in Canada described by South Africa settler
E Crohn, former cow tester from British Columbia, now dairy farmer and cheese maker in East Griqualand at Wanstead, describes local farming. He notes native labor dominates milking, wages and work details, oxen perform most farm tasks, horses mainly for riding, and praises Canadian opportunities.
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South Africa
E. Crohn
British Calmbia
East Griqualand South Africa
Canada
Crohn
Fraser Valley
Channel Islands
Jerseys
Guernseys
East Griqualand
K. A. Young
Wanstead
The Art of Time Saving and Modern Living
The text urges time saving in the home with improvements in kitchens and fixtures. It claims modern housebuilding and education systems should value efficiency and practical training. It concludes that better to endure slander than seek praise from all.
Safer to Declare Car Advice for Returning Canadian Sellers
A Canada customs official explains that returning Canadians must declare vehicles at entry points. Each case is decided on its merits with allowances for tourists and bona fide settlers. Cars valued under 1000 pounds may be admitted as settlers effects, with exceptions for farmers whose personal vehicle exceeds the value.
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Ro W. Greatner
C Customs
Cabe
Canada
Dews Berm
Growth of Canadian flour milling drives industrial revenue
A government survey traces flour manufacture growth in Canada from 1871 census to present, showing flour output reaching markets worldwide and boosting Canadian quality as a key industry. It links expansion to settlement of wheat-growing Western Canada and predicts future output tied to further western settlement.
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Canada
Tus
Pup
Dominion
Oath of Allegiance Bill Falls in Dail Vote
A bill to abolish the oath of allegiance to Britain was debated in Dail Eireann but died quickly. President Cosgrave opposed the measure in the initial stage citing Ireland’s international obligations under the Anglo-Irish treaty. The bill was defeated forty seven to fifteen.
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Britain
Dall Eireann
Cosgrave
Ireland
Ancient Tyne Oak Canoe Unearthed Near Ryton
A nine foot oak canoe dated from four to ten thousand years ago was found on the south bank of the River Tyne near Ryton. The artifact is well preserved and has been placed in the Hancock Museum in Newcastle upon Tyne England.
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River
Tyne
Ryton
Hancock Museum
Newcastle On Tyne
England
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper
Pattern orders listed with address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Pattern No Size Name.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Rossamond the Nova Scotia Champion Cow Emerges
Cumberland County Nova Scotia's Rossamond, a Durham grade cow discovered at Fox River, owned by Harry G. Kerr, aims to surpass Betsy Wiley as Nova Scotia's world champion milk and butter producer. The cow produced 392 pounds of milk in a week resulting in about 20 pounds of butter after deductions for home use.
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Cumberland County
Nova Scotia
Fox River
Rossamond
Harry G. Kerr
Betsy Wiley
Canadian Farm Leaders Set Europe Study Tour in Marketing
A party of 180 Canadian and Carmelian farmers will travel to Britain and Denmark this year under Canadian National Railways sponsorship. They will visit wheat exchanges in Liverpool and London, Glasgow livestock yards, Smithfield and Covent Garden markets, and Danish cooperatives to study marketing, livestock breeding, and dairy industries. The tour aims to compare tariffs, pricing, and regulation across markets.
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Europe
Kawers
Neneni
Malifax
Cana Narn Nations
Biritain
Denmark
Canadian National Railways
Canada
Cl.c. Groff
Alberta
Mughad
B.A Weir
London
Canadian National Railwar
Liverpool
Glasgow
Politicians From U S Former Citizens Enter Alberta Politics
McPherson minister of public works in Alberta moved from Kingman Kansas to Valcan Alberta in 1907 and became a farmer before entering the Legislature in 1921. He served as Speaker until resigning to accept a portfolio. Ten other Alberta lawmakers and six Saskatchewan legislators also came from the United States and prospered in Western Canada farming.
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Hiln. O. I. McPherson
Alberta
Kingman
Kansas
Valcan
Farmers’ Party
United States
Canada
Saskatchewan
Canada Remains World Wheat Export Leader 1921 26
Canada holds the top spot in global wheat exports for the 1921 to 1926 period, with the United States trailing by about 124,000,660 bushels. Bureau of Statistics figures show the U S led from 1921 to 1923, but Canada dominates in 1924 1925 and 1926.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Pureau of
More Wood Being Used World Over Despite Substitutes
A Canadian conservationist notes that despite substitutes, global wood consumption remains high and adults remain surrounded by wood throughout life. The piece laments the extensive use of timber, comparing it to a wooden ship of old times and highlighting ongoing reliance on wooden decks and fittings.
Canada’s Only Blind Operator Keeps Busy on Switchboard
Miss Ethel Squair of Toronto is Canada’s only blind telephone operator. She handles calls at the Canadian National Institute on Beverley Street and works her board with speed, completing calls in the standard ten seconds.
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Canada
Ethel Squair
Toronto
Canadian National Institute For the Find
Beverley Street
Austrian Mall Service Suspended Amid Postmaster Dispute
Workers at an Austrian mall halted service after a postmaster reprimand triggered a strike. Fellow employees protested the postmaster action, citing unfair treatment and duties disruption. The stoppage reflects labor tensions within the facility and local postal operations.
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Austria
Sheep Farming in Saskatchewan Pasture and Breeding
A Saskatchewan farmer recalls wintering 40 ewes in 1225 6 then lambing 44 the following spring. Wether lambs sold for 9 dollars each while ewes were kept for breeding. Wool yield averaged 7 pounds per head at 3 cents per pound. He notes sheep keep cultivated land weed free when allowed to pasture it.
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Saskatchewan
Marketing Grain at High Rate Across Canadian Railways
The Canadian Pacific Railway reports grain movement at 180000 bushels daily, up from 128376 last season, with Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta loadings also higher. Country elevator storage reaches 10673133 bushels, signaling ample grain supply. Driving caution prompts attention to the road due to rising vehicle speeds and distractions.
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Cp.r
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba
Psa
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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