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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 06, 1929

Page

5

Figures On War Costs And Futility Of Armed Conflict

A 1929 General Electric Review piece argues war harms all, with historical costs from Napoleonic to World War I. It notes billions spent, lives lost, and claims US property could be bought for far less than wartime costs. The article urges engineers and business leaders to oppose future wars.

United States Canadian Mexico Atlantic Pacific Ocean United States of America General Electric Review

Rural Credits Board Expands to Six Provinces

The Dominion Farm Loans Board now operates in Alberta British Columbia Manitoba Quebec Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Manitoba joins as the sixth province in the scheme. Since inception through October 16 the board approved 807 loans in four provinces totaling 100000 dollars with 67 rejections and 178 pending applications.

Manitoba Dominion Farm Loans Board J. D. MacLean Alberta British Columbia Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick Saskatchewan Ontario Prince Edward Island

Prizes For Canadian Fruits At Imperial Show

Thirteen first prizes in apples one first in pears and four seconds in apples were awarded to Canadian exhibitors at the Imperial Fruit Show held at Bingley Hall Birmingham. Nova Scotia led with eight first prizes and three second prizes went to Nova Scotians. Charles A Bentley of Berwick Nova Scotia won five first prizes, while Associated Growers of British Columbia Limited Vernon BC took three prizes.

Bingley Hall Birmingham Ottawa Department of Agriculture Nova Scotia Nova Associated Growers of British Columbia

High Canada permits tally tops prior year record

Building permits issued in Canada for the first eight months totalled 168 606 059 dollars, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports, a new record and 16 percent above the 1928 peak.

Canada Dominion Bureau of Statistics

Paris vogue dress Style No. 675 for youth market

A black crepe satin back button dress features a feminine hip wrap and side puff. Sleeves are slim with darts below the elbows and the pattern offers sizes 16 through 42 inch bust. Available in velvet prints and canton crepe with a 25 coin pattern price.

Paris

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Pattern order note for Winnipeg readers. The item lists McDermott Ave Winnipeg as the address and includes pattern number details though the text is garbled.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermott Ave Winnipeg

Queer Training Admits Farm Work Refusal by Returning Men

About 200 men returning to England acknowledge they accepted public funded training with free board and transport to Canada but did not intend to work on farms. They claim they never saw a cow or a plow during training, prompting questions about the training provided and its cost and may explain Canadian farmers’ refusal to pay 10 pounds monthly wages.

England Canada Truth London

Arctic voyage planned aboard Graf Zeppelin in April

Dr Walter Blistow of the Aerial Arctic Society announced a 12 member Arctic expedition led by Fritz Jof Hansen aboard the Graf Zeppelin. The aims include mapping deep and shallow Arctic boundaries, studying meteorology, and planning a future ice field scientific station. The Wife and Husband exchange adds a wry domestic aside.

Walter Blistow Aerial Arctic Society Graf Zeppelin Fritz Jof Hansen Blisten

British Empire Not Commonwealth Claims at Royal York

Sir John Sandeman Allen argues the empire divides into three parts, with the British commonwealth of nations as one governing body amid 407 independent nations and colonial empire regions. He notes Pax Britannica keeps India under native princes. Hailstorms, rare in polar areas, are common in sub tropics. The White House was painted white to erase 1814 fire marks.

Commonwealth of Nations Toronto Board of Trade Royal York Hotel John Sandeman Allen J.P M.P Royal Empire Society International Chamber of Commerce House of Commons British Commonwealth of Nations India Pax Britannica White House

Changed Methods in Handling Milk

New York dairy leaders met state officials to isolate the bacterial count as a basis for paying farmers per pound of milk. Emphasis on sanitary husbandry spans stables, grooming, utensils, cooling, and post pasteurization bottling to cut counts and raise per capita milk consumption.

Canada United New York State Agricultural Experiment Station Department of Farms and Markets College of Agriculture Experimental Station Geneva

Crows Nest Pass Agreement Affects Grain Rates On Churchill Route

In the Hon Charles A Dunning era the Crow’s Nest Pass accord would govern eastbound grain and flour rates on the Hudson Bay Railway. An Ontario study at Kapuskasing shows artificial lights in poultry farming increase winter egg production but do not raise yearly totals.

Crows Nest Pass Churchill Charles A Dunning Crow's Nest Pass Hudson Bay Dominion Experimental Station Kapuskasing Ontario

Increased Demand for Beef and Hudson Bay Route Progress

Canada faces high beef prices next spring due to cattle shortages and steady demand. Trade data show nil fresh beef exports to the United Kingdom. U S shipments drop from 1 1 million to 487 912 dollars. Grain and Hudson Bay railway developments progress with the railway due next summer and Churchill port open in fall 1931, while ice and weather conditions remain mild.

Canada United Kingdom United States Churchill Fort Willam Dunning Saskatchewan Hudson Bay Railway Board Hudson Straits Bay Dominion Atlantic Fox Channel

Road Rage Reflections On Driver Etiquette

A wry look at motorist behavior argues space in newspapers for daily accidents. A moose scent joke and a brief dialogue about acting satire the piece, noting consequences of crowding and careless driving.

Governor Visits Insane Hospital Receives Call Note

An amused exchange occurs when the Governor visits a state insane hospital and is told by an operator that the caller is not identified. The operator answers that he may not know who the governor is but knows the governor is at the hospital.

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