Assimilation Of New Canadians A Question That Should Receive The Most Serious Consideration
A Canada wide discussion argues that assimilation of new Canadians must be a national effort. Col. J. S. Dennis of the Canadian Pacific Railway urges united action by Canadians to build a welcoming, supportive environment for newcomers to prevent emigration and foster productive citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. Wa
Baw
Canada
Col. J. S. Dennis
Department of Colonization and Development
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kiwanis Club of
Montreal
Fts
Col. Dennis
Urose
CNR Buys Saskatchewan Bricks for Melville Construction
The Dominion Firebrick and Clay Products Co of Moose Jaw and Clay Bank secures a CNR contract for 499 000 corrugated face bricks, an exclusive product for use in council house and other Melville buildings planned by the Canadian National Railway this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CNR
Saskatchewan
Dominion Firebrick and Clay Products Co
Moose Jaw
Sugar factory plans eyed in Alberta
Officials from the Alberta sugar company are set to visit the Lethbridge district as they draft plans for a Bert Sugar factory. They aim to seed more than 1066 acres to sugar beets this year in the Magrath district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinns @ecistoe en piams
Bert
Alberta
Atab-Idshe Beet Sugar Company
Lethbridge
Hix
Magrath
Latile Bottle Offer Sparks Fairness Request
A customer protests a shop policy charging 19 cents for a bottle while offering free corked bottles as a fair alternative. The exchange centers on pricing and a request for complimentary service. The dialogue mirrors a small market dispute over beverage containers and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivageist
Western straw yields potential for newsprint paper
Tests by the forest products laboratories show an experimental Swedish process can produce a usable newsprint grade from western wheat and burney straw. Commissioned by Alberta and prepared in Ottawa, the report notes no major operating hurdles and hints straw newsprint could cost less than Eastern Canada conifer mills. Further large scale trials are planned with optimism for prairie value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Products ‘Laboratories
Forestry Branch
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Commission
Alberta
Montreal
Canada
Stutchbury
Prairies
Demand For Canadian Honey Highlighted At Ontario Meeting
A. G. Halstead told 256 delegates at the Ontario Honey Producers Association gathering in Toronto that a large share of 1923 Canadian honey went to British markets. He forecast even more shipments this year and urged careful packing to boost future sales while noting Canada’s honey consumption rose to the highest levels in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Halstead
Ontario Honey Producers’ Association
Prince George Hotel
Toronto
Nlaistead
Halstead
Canada
Spreading Knowledge of Chemical Warfare Initiative
Special instruction is issued to the Russian population under War Minister Trotzky to spread knowledge of chemical warfare and prepare defenses. A voluntary society will foster chemical industry for defense, with guidance to herder communities to counter asphyxiants and mustard gas and efforts to locate neutralizing agents.
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Trotzky
English Beauty Compared In Wembley Visit
The ex Prime Minister of China says London visitors may admire English beauty but deem it artificial while the East offers a natural and eternal beauty, noting England’s beauty is built by human effort and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bag Land
Idank Shik Vi
China
London
Wembley
East
Asperta Gas Wells Set Canadian Record at Coutts
Rogers Imperial well at Coutts drilled to 5538 feet and tested for 24 hours with 2.48 million feet open flow. Rock pressure measured 16 pounds. Dry gas output estimated at 4.0062 million feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Rogers
Coutts
China Emerges as Major Buyer of Canadian Wheat in March 1924
During March 1924 China imported 5,519,951 bushels of Canadian wheat valued at 2,392,655 dollars. The United Kingdom led total purchases for the year ending March 1924 with 255,870,237 bushels exported, worth 267,758,569 dollars, while Germany and China bought sizable barrels and oats exports showed a rise. The report notes increased oatmeal and rolled oats exports and a higher yearly export total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United Kingdom
Po Eter
France
Germany
Canadian Seed Exports Influence Global Alsike Clover Prices
Canada exported over 2.5 million dollars in seed goods last year with Alsike clover seed described as a key price influencer. Registered seed grain shipments reached markets in Australia South America Russia and other parts of Northern Europe despite U S tariff barriers. Canada continued exporting registered and extra No 1 grades to the United States in notable quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
South America
Russia
Europe
United States
Canada
Aviator Breaks Altitude Record in Night Flight
French aviator Lieut Bossoutrot claims a 4660 meter altitude with a 2000 kilogram load, surpassing the 2049 meter World Record set October 25, 1923 by Lt Harold R Harris of the American field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut. Bossoutrot
Harold R. Harris
Americal Fiel
Alberta Salt Company planned at Port McMurray
The Edmonton Bulletin reports A Von Hammerstein plans to establish a salt producing industry at Port McMurray near Worse Creek on the Clearwater River. Drilling will locate a salt seam, brine will be pumped to surface, and vats will evaporate and refine salt for transport to prairie markets. about twenty men may be employed.
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A. von Stammerstein
Port McMurray
Worse Creek
McMurray
Seach
von Hammerstein
Athabasca River
Singleton
Alberta Salt Company
Prairie Provinces
Edmonton Bulletin
Alberta to Hold Corn Show in Medicine Hat
The Farmers' Advocate reports Alverta will stage a corn show in Medicine Hat this November following Saskatchewan's lead. It notes about fifty thousand acres of corn were grown in the province last year, justifying the educational stimulus for corn cultivation and dairy farming development in Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverta
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Oil Replaces Coal in Steam Boilers for Higher Heat Value
Early tests show liquid fuel delivering 80 to 83 percent heat value in steam-raising for marine boilers, compared to 60 to 65 percent from coal. The shift toward oil reflects growing adoption of liquid fuel in maritime power.
Farm Instruction In Canada A Key Government Role
The article details how federal and provincial efforts fund and run farm instruction across Canada. Demonstration farms, agricultural colleges, better farming trains, and extensive bulletins educate farmers, with millions spent annually and significant regional funding allocations. The program aims to raise crop yields and scientific farming nationwide.
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Canada
Dominion
Federal
Cifief
MacDonald
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Stong
Wrell
Calgary
Edmonton
Bevin
Saskatoon
Brandon
Toronto
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Highest Peak in Canadian Rockies At Mount Robson Camp
The Alpine Club of Canada plans its annual camp at the foot of Mount Robson the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies at 12 066 feet. Mount Robson Park nearby draws U S tourists on the Triangular Tour of the Canadian National Railways and Pacific Coast steamships. The area offers scenic photographs and access to big game hunting with black bear grizzly bear bighorn sheep and mountain goats in the surrounding preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Alpine Club of Canada
Moun Robson
Canadian Rockies
Mount Robson Park
United States
Canadian National Railways
Vancouver
Jasper
Mount Robson
Prince
Pacific Coast
Canadian National Pacific Coast
Mount Rebser
Canada
Continental Limited
Catedian National Railways
Monarch of the Rockies
Raising Motherless Lambs and Feeding Guidelines
The Sheep and Swine Division advises careful feeding to avoid stunting in hand raised lambs. Use a bottle and rubber, avoid rich cow milk, modestly sweeten it, and consider castor oil for constipation. If possible provide colostrum early. if not, switch to castor oil when faeces turn yellow. Consider using a bucket with rubber tubes or teaching lambs to drink from a bowl.
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Sheep and
Dominion Livestock Branch
Caribou May Be Domesticated, Alaska Study Suggests
William Tr. Lopp, superintendent of the Alaska division of education, predicts that large scale herding could domesticate wild caribou roaming Alaska. He notes some caribou herds are already partly tame and intermingle with domestic reindeer, learning to rely on humans for protection and shelter from wolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tr. Lopp
Alaska
Bureau of Education
Dr. Loepp
Whaling Fleet Prepares to Sail for Pacific Grounds
Reports from Pacific whaling grounds say prospects promise a better season than last year. The fleet hastily outfits and will sail shortly. Last season was good with meat packs sold on the West Coast of Africa, where demand already calls for more.
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Pacific
Africa
Rainfall Unchanged by Semi-Arid Land Activation
The article notes that activation of semi-arid lands does not yield an appreciable difference in rainfall for the region. It emphasizes the limited climate impact and counters expectations of major hydrological change.
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Bert Sugar Factory
Aae
Ae W.M. E. 15
Asperta Gas Wells
Pigot
Fo McMurray
Or. Lopp
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