Porlation Of Two In Lonely Outpost At Findlay Forks
Prem Stet reports from Findlay Forks on the Northern Trading Company post and a two man settlement. He details travel from Giscombe to Prince George, river routes along the Peace River, and the sparsely settled outpost with miners, Indians and occasional traders.
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Findlay Forks
Prem Stet
Parti Iu
Wildes
Giscombe
George
Findlay
Summit Lake
Prince George Vere
British Columbia
Innes George
Connex
NRC
Peace River
Northern Trading Company
Pindlay Forks
Sherwood
Forks
Edmonton
Chinook
Zero
Ioon
Grande Prairie
Hudson's Hope
Souther
Dog Tearan
Hadson’s Hope
HEC
Yomsen Hubbard Company
Eloaniw
Hedson’s Hope
Islands Rising and Fading from Ocean Volcanism
The article explains how volcanic activity at ocean floors creates islands such as the Hawaiian group. It notes that new islands emerge when mountains break surface, then may erode or submerge over time. Nearby Aleutian-region eruptions formed Bogisoff and Grewingk, which have since diminished.
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Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Goat Keeping As A Viable Local Industry
The article argues goat keeping is a valuable industry for citizens. It highlights that in families unable to maintain cows, goats provide milk suitable for children, even without tuberculosis. Goats suit areas unsuitable for cattle and can be raised in rural and suburban districts.
Rich Silver Deposit Near Dolly Var Den Mine Reported
Rich ore discovery on the Kitsault River in Alice Arm district yields three general samples averaging over 100 ounces of silver per ton. The extensively rich ore body averages 22 inches wide, adjoining lower grade ore with solid milling values.
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Kitsault
Alice Arm
Dolly Varden
Vancouver Island Power Plans Advance Under British Lead
Hon T D Patullo minister of lands said Campbell River power on Vancouver Island would be developed by British interests. Engineers will depart soon to collect final data and finish power development plans.
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T. D. Patullo
O Lands
British Columbia
Campbell River
Vancouver Island
Thought of Them A
A young stenographer Cas sidy was hit by a bullet during a riot in Dublin. He whispered love messages to Kath leen and asked to tell Norah Peter and Maureen his last thoughts. The account preserves his final gesture amid the unrest.
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Cassidy
Dublin
Kathleen
Carbon
Norah
Peter
Maureen
Beef Rings Rise in Saskatchewan Lawyers Call for Clearer Reports
A Cooperation and Marrets Branch letter asked beef ring secretaries in Saskatchewan to share active reports. Some rings show strong tracking while others reveal limited pointers. One secretary notes no improvements, while weather affects killings and butcher choice drives success.
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Cooperation
Marrets
Saskatchewan
China’s Political Woes and Fiscal Struggles
The article criticizes the Republican Administration in China for weak leadership and puppetry to military factions. It argues that perpetual unrest and excessive defense spending starve civil government, risking bankruptcy, and calls for a capable government to stabilize finances and governance.
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China
Hong Kong Times
Japanese Legal Reforms From Past Sixty Years
The text notes major changes in Japan since the Meiji era, describing strict social rules and dress requirements, prohibitions on certain foods and activities, and limits on expenditures at official banquets. It highlights official controls on meals and etiquette, reflecting a rigid government oversight of daily life during earlier periods.
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Japan
Rink
Accidents Reported Across Alberta Industries
Alberta Workmen's Compensation Board records show 4,853 accidents to date across industries with 640 last year. Mines accounted for 124 incidents and 2,739 occurred in other sectors. Fatalities totaled 25 in coal mines and 22 elsewhere. Also noted is new operator coverage and 3,360 employers on the board's lists. Meanwhile three New York visitors traveled to San Francisco and enrolled at the University of California after a four month trip for adventure.
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Alberta
Workmen's Compensation Board
Industria
AIM
New York
May Fink
Mildred Harp
Esther Esman
San Francisco
University of California
Shackleton
Trinidad
Robert F. Scott
Coughs Island
Tuanaki
Yosta Island
Pacific
Canadian Pacific to Consolidate Offices in New Madison Avenue Building
Canadian Pacific Railway plans to lease and invest in a large 21 story building on Madison Avenue at 44th Street opposite the Hotel Biltmore. The deal consolidates railway and related offices, creates a large joint ticketing hub, and renames the building the Canadian Pacific Building after a 21 year lease valued near 2.09 million dollars.
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New York Transportation and Real Estate
Canadian Pacific Railway
Grand Central
Canadian Pacific
Madison Avenue Offices, Inc
Fifth Church of Christ Scientist
44Th Street
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Jadison Avenue
Christian Science Building
Hotel Biltmore
Brooks Brothers
Manhattan
St. Partholomews’ Church
New York
F&e
Railroad Administration
Madison Avenue
Ordnd Central
Professor Cameron on Insect Control and Saskatchewan entomology
Professor Cameron outlines entomology needs in Saskatchewan after a grasshopper plague. He urges expanded research facilities, university courses, short lectures, and temporary field labs to combat economically important pests and improve public health through better insect control.
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Cameron
Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan
Mir
Colorado
New Pest Called Devil's Burr Invades Several States
The Devil's Burr weed has appeared in California, Arizona, Texas, Indiana, Iowa and other regions. It lies on the ground with sharp spines pointing upward and sprays seeds that cling to tires, causing punctures and tire trouble. Farmers and agricultural officials are urged to watch for the pest and destroy it locally.
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California
Arizona
Texas
Middle West
Athels
Indiana
Iowa
Provincial Departments of Agriculture
Vast Saskatchewan acreage mapped for future farming
The province is cited for its undeveloped agricultural potential with 354 and 156,000 bushels of crops from one fifth of arable area. A new Natural Resources map from Ottawa details section locations, soil, buildings, rail distance, and owner names, offered free with district booklets.
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Saskatchewan
Natural Resources Branch
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Canada
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