Touring Cars Link Canadian Regions In Unity Effort
The touring automobile movement is praised as a tool for unifying Canada’s far flung sections. It argues tourism boosts national income and, more importantly, increases intra national travel that fosters shared outlooks, reducing regional differences. Ontario and Saskatchewan stand out for vast car ownership relative to peers.
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Canada
Dominion
Lany
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of Interior
United States
Great Britain
France
Ontario
Germany
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Saskatchewan
Forestry program aims to plant vast sapling beds
The forestry department reports five years of work planting 52 400 acres and plans to cover 22 000 more this season. They aim to reach a total of two hundred million trees, a move the Providence Journal notes as vital for Britain’s land stewardship amid political troubles.
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Forestry Department
Providence Journal
The Success Family and Its Living Members
A short piece presents the Success Family with the father as Work and the mother as Ambition. The eldest son is Common Sense, other boys include Perseverance and Foresight while the eldest daughter is Character and sisters include Loyalty and Courtesy. The baby is Opportunity and knowing the old man helps one get along with the rest of the family.
Tar Sand Paving Studied at Canadian National Sheds
Alberta tar sand paving is being trialed on the trucking surface in front of the Canadian National freight sheds in Saskatoon. The spot was chosen to offer conclusive evidence on the value of the Alberta product.
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Alberta
Canadian National
Saskatoon
Spirit and Clarity Go Hand in Hand
A reflection on how mood and credibility rise with genuine spirit and minimal explanation, suggesting truth and trust grow when actions speak louder than words.
Cooperative Egg Marketing Aims at Faster Sales
Government guidance promotes cooperative egg circles to improve packing and grading standards. A Dominion livestock bulletin explains organizing financing and operations, highlighting benefits from better laying strains, higher prices, and reduced costs. Circles can join to form large pools and stabilize prices with storage facilities.
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Dominion Livestock Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Britain to rely on Western Canada for meat supply
Major E. G. Palmer of Vancouver proposes a Dominion wide plan to establish meat supply centers in Eastern and Western Canada and in Great Britain. He envisions Vancouver and Montreal hubs and an eastern coast winter center, sending fresh meat to Britain via a coordinated network.
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Vancouver
Canada
Great Britain
Western Canada
E. G. Palmer
Montreal
Major Palmer
Vancouver Coal Company
Australia
Natal
Transvaal
Alberta
Baldwin
Korean Nobles Face Severe Poverty Amid Enduring Decline
The Korean nobility, aside from a few propertied peers, suffers extreme poverty with many former elites now cart pullers and performing menial tasks to avoid starvation. Since Japan’s annexation about 60 leading Koreans were made peers, most exhausting their property. Recently 36 impoverished nobles petitioned the Japanese government for financial help. Alpine hotel notes guests planning dangerous climbs must pay bills in advance.
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Korea
Japan
Doctors to Combat Evil Eye Belief in Turkey
At Kemal Ataturk s medical congress 566 Turkish doctors agreed to send medical teams into rural areas to dispel superstition about disease and the evil eye. They will educate villagers and promote science where medical knowledge is limited.
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Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Experiment Shows Partridges From Hungary Thrive in Manitoba
Partridges imported from Hungary and released in the Nee Pawa district by Brandon game protective branch are multiplying. B J Hates and R M Matheson KC report 38 birds released for experiments survived winter. one covey sighted about five miles from hatch site indicates expanding range.
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Manitoba
Hungary
Canada
Neepawa
Brandon
Marketing This Year’s Grain On the Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg statistician reports September marketing of grain on the C P R totaled 62 694 957 bushels. If baked into bread and loaded on wagons carrying 1 000 loaves each moving at five miles per hour, eight and a half weeks would pass a fixed point. The rate equals 75 bushels per second over 25 man hours a day.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Transportation Department of the Railway
C.Y.R
Oyster stocks decline threaten future price rise
W. F. Downs, secretary of the Atlantic Fisheries Association, warns oysters are becoming extinct, likening the trend to buffalo and elk losses. He notes U S oyster harvests fell from 26,000,060 to 17,060,600 between 1915 and 1922, predicting oysters may become an expensive luxury within a decade.
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W. F. Downs
Atlantic Fisheries’ Association
United States
Nurse Crop Boosts Sweet Clover at Brandon Farm
At the Brandon experimental farm a nurse crop greatly improves sweet clover economics by aiding establishment and reducing winter kill. Yields of nurse crops are not hurt by sweet clover and the slight yield increase next season from seeding alone is insignificant, while stubble offers protection.
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Brandon
Man Made to Mourn Outlives Widower’s Expectation
A wry reflection notes that a man consigned to mourning often outlives a widower, suggesting endurance of loss contrasts with anticipated longevity.
Develops New Potato Early Queen From Wee MacGregor Line
H H Kimball a Raymond Alberta truck gardener names the white potato Early Queen a variety from Wee MacGregor stock. An inspection and destruction of mongrel stock preceded a larger test that showed the Early Queen ripening 18 days earlier than the pink Early King. The new variety now sells for five dollars per hundred pounds for next year’s seeding.
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H. H. Kimball
Raymond
Alta
Kimball
Wheat Pool First Year Triumph in Western Canada
The Wheat Pool declares a final payment of 1.66 dollars per bushel after deductions. A 0.75 million dollar reserve is set aside and 8&5 elevators have been bought or built. Operating cost per bushel was just over half a cent. The success pleases farmers and Eastern and Western business alike, and is seen as a boost to Canada’s industry.
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Western
Canada
Eastern
Western Canada
Saskatchewan
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Dominion Department of Agriculture
J. E. Blakeman
Dominion Seed Branch
C. A
Kota
Mindum
Nursing Standards Rise After 1912 ICN Congress
Miss M F Hersey of Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal notes a great advance in nursing education at the International Council of Nurses congress in Finland compared with the 1912 Cologne gathering.
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International Council of Nurses
Cologne
Germany
Finland
M. F. Hersey
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montreal
Canadian Bond Sales Soar Through September Five
Canadian bond sales from the start of the year through September 5 total 321 million 5 thousand 528 dollars. This compares with 508 million 661 thousand 267 in the same period in 1924 and 432 million 620 thousand 23 in 1923. Of this year total 187 million 745 thousand placed in the United States 105 million 282 thousand 195 in Canada and 27 million 973 thousand 332 in Great Britain.
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United States
Canada
Great Britain
Hunting Big Game in the Kootenays
The Nelson area in British Columbia thrives as a deer and big game destination during the fall open season. Canadian, American, and international sportsmen converge for trophies as they pursue elk, mountain sheep, or goats around Nelson, with Canada proudly described as a sportsman's country.
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Nelson
British Columbia
Kootenay
England
Europe
Kootenays
Orient
Canada
League of Nations Should Study Canada U S Alliance
The Enquirer notes the League of Nations may profitably study the Canada United States relationship. It cites strong cross border partnership and a Kiwanis Good Will memorial in Vancouver as symbols of enduring international fraternity and peace.
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League of Nations
Canada
U. S
Geneva
United States
League Council
Opium Council
Council
League
Majestic Stanley Park
Vancouver
Kiwanias International
Atlantic
Pacific
Cincinnat
Enquirer
Dairy butter and cheese production rises in Canada in 1924
Dairy butter output in Canada rose across provinces in 1924 with Nova Scotia stationary and declines in Quebec and Alberta. Total butter production reached 184,290,908 pounds, a gain of over 21 million from 1922, while factory cheese increased overall by 234,400 pounds in Prince Edward Island and gains occurred in several provinces.
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Canada
Prince Edwards Land
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Prince Edward Island
Quebecc
Retain Marquis Wheat Names Despite Strain Variations
The Saskatchewan provincial seed board rejected introducing new names for Marquis wheat strains finding no sufficient difference. They support keeping existing numeric designations to avoid confounding growers. E G Booth presented an analytical study on the strains at the meeting.
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Seed Growers” Association
Saskatchewan Provincial Seed Board
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
L. H. Newman
Dominion Cerealist
E. G. Booth
We Sing It All Right Says Canada Is Not National Anthem
A Toronto bandsman states that O Canada is not a national anthem and not up to the highest standard of musical composition. He suggests popularity matters more than strict musical perfection, since a national anthem should appeal to the masses even if it falls short of top musical standards.
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Toronto
Canada
Chatham News
Chile Plans Hotel On Robinson Crusoe Island
Government of Chile proposes building a hotel on Crusoe Island Juan Fernandez to serve the growing tourist interest after the shipwrecks and romance associated with the isle.
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Crusoe’s Island
Robinson Crusoe
Juan Fernandez
Chile
Isle of Romance
Market Review: Livestock Demand Favors Quality Cattle
Ottawa market intelligence reports steady demand for good quality cattle with strong prices and quick outlets. Medium and common grades struggle to sell, closing at lower prices while feeders remain in demand. a Mindlar tale notes bacon hog prices up $3 to $4 from August and rising numbers in Montreal and the west.
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Market Intelligence Division
Livestock Branch
Ottawa
Montreal
West
Mistaken Identity At Westminster Abbey Verger Mistakes Tomb
A Westminster Abbey verger guides North England visitors and points to a tomb he calls Addizon the essayist. A husky northern voice recalls the incident of a gramophone oriented moment, highlighting confusion between immortal living and dead.
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Westminster Abbey
North England
Britain
Tomb of Addizon
Lloyd Questioning Enduring Affection in Quiet Delta Moment
The dialogue records Lloyd asking if the connection might tire. Delta replies with uncertainty, pondering lack of reason to abandon or doubt the relationship, signaling unresolved intimacy.
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Lloyd
Revipe for longevity tale of animal singers
A fragment notes the elephant parrot crocodile and turtle as a singing group aiming for longevity. The text suggests they avoid rushing to keep the tune steady and lasting.
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