Canadian Banking System And The Way It Functions To Carry On Business
An article by Arthur J. Reynolds explains Canada’s branch banking system, its fourfold purposes, and the safeguards against internal and external loss. It contrasts with American banks, emphasizes staff training, loan caution, and the Bank Act’s flexibility, while detailing notes, currency, and the role of branch managers in local lending decisions.
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Alexander Hamilton
Great Britain
Canada
Bank
Doukhobor Women Protest Flypaper In Camp Grievances
The article reports Doukhobor women in a Nelson area camp objecting to flypaper in dormitories and cookhouses as the sect forbids harming living beings. It notes their beliefs, work in fields, and leather refusal, plus a Coquitlam Industrial School incident with boys wearing rubber shoes.
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Nelson
Sons of Freedom
Coquitlam
Radio aid to ships sends weather maps by facsimile
A new radio device allows facsimile weather maps from land weather bureaus to ships at sea. Maps measuring 81 by 11 inches can be sent in 25 minutes, giving officers a detailed view of ocean weather.
Canada 1932 Arctic Patrol Returns After 75 Day Voyage
The 1932 Arctic Patrol on the S S Ungava completed a 9000 mile voyage visiting 25 posts and northern islands. Major D L McKeand led inspections, health clinics were held, and the team studied solar eclipse and aurora borealis observations. The trip observed heavy ice and near record cold with few disease or destitution issues among natives.
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Canada
Arctic Archipelago
S.S. Ungava
Department of the Interior
Department
Hudson's Bay Company
Montreal
Cartwright
Labrador
Port Burwell
Hudson Strait
Lake Harbour
Baffin Island
Wakeham Bay
Sugluk West
Wolstenholme
Davis Strait
Baffin Bay
Pangnirtung
River Clyde
Pond Inlet
Craig Harbour
Ellesmere Island
Dundas Harbor
Devon Island
Godhavn
Greenland
D. L. McKeand
D. John Douglas
Department Ofonsions and National Health
J. R. West
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Garnet A. Woonton
Cape Sabine
T. W. Sandys-Wunsch
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
T. F. Smellie
Pond Inlet Harbour
Bache Peninsula
Smith Sound
Northwest Territories
Milwaukee veteran George Farwell votes 18th time for Hoover
George Farwell of Milwaukee, who helped elect Lincoln in 1860, casts his 18th U S presidential ballot on November 8. At ninety four, he calls that a good voting age and notes his long Republican voting record remains intact by supporting Hoover.
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George Farwell
Milwaukee
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Hoover
Births and Deaths Reported in London Week
London records show 420 births and 807 deaths in the recent week, reflecting demographic activity across the city.
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London
England Sees Three Million Bachelors Aged Twenty to Fifty
A UK demographic note reports about three million men in England fall between 20 and 50 years old. The figure highlights a large pool of unmarried men in the population.
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England
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Arthur J. Reynolds
Doukhobors
Germany
India
Buckingham Palace
Canadia
Quebec
St. Alphonse
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