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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

5

Efficiency of Agriculture in Crisis Urges Chemistry Input

C I McDowell told the Chicago section of the American Chemical Society that maintaining land fertility is the top challenge for US agriculture. He compared US and German yields, warned of land depletion, urged intensive farming, and called on engineers and chemists to combat erosion and restore soil fertility to avert future food shortages.

C. i McDowell Chicago American Chemical Society Methowell Germany United States Mr. McDowell Tfeward M. Fast

Fertilizer Survey in Alberta Aims to Aid Agriculture

The Scientific and Industrial Research Council of Alberta prepares a province wide survey to locate fertilizer sources and assess needs. It will study ammonium calcium nitrate from cement by products, gypsum deposits, nitrogen fixation by hydro power, and phosphate sources to guide agricultural fertilizer use and soil analysis.

Wesi Scientife and Industrial Mesearch Council of Alberta Alberta Research Commission

Vancouver Firm Announces New Industry Venture

Stuneite Products Limited plans to begin manufacturing building materials from smelter slag decomposed granite and crushed limestone. A brick from sand and sawdust is also to be produced and a claim is made that a fireproof paint will be developed.

Stuneite Products, Limited

First to Cross North America by Northwest Route

Sir Alexander Mackenzie of the North West Fur Company became the first man to traverse a route north of Mexico to reach the Pacific coast. He arrived at the shore of present day British Columbia on July 2, 1753.

Sir Alexander Mackenzie North West Fur Company North America Mexico British Columbia

Global death rate estimate sparks grim math

The passage presents a stark calculation: about 1.505 billion people as the world population with roughly 50,000 deaths annually, equating to 137.73 deaths per day, 6,595 per hour, 90 per minute, or three every two seconds. It highlights the scale of mortality in simple multiples.

Seed Grain Distribution at Central Experimental Farm Ottawa

The Dominion Cerealist will conduct the annual free seed grain distribution at the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa. Available seeds include spring wheat white oats barley field peas field beans and flax in specified approximate weights. Applicants must use printed forms obtainable by writing to the Dominion Cerealist Experimental Farm Ottawa and apply early as stock is limited.

Central Experimental Farm Ottawa Dominion Cerealist

Sand Dunes Erase Forests Along Coos Bay Lanes

In southwestern Oregon, dunes moving inland from Coos Bay threaten patches of forest. The wind carries sand across Douglas fir and spruce stands, exposing dead tree skeletons and creating stretches where green meadows appear in hollows.

Coos Bay Oregon Tim

Car Taker Flippantly Evades Cop In Small Incident

A motorist narrowly avoids a collision with pedestrians as a traffic officer jokes about learning danger. The exchange ends with the driver apologizing while the officer laughs at the light punishment. A separate note mentions a May 1 1901 postcard reaching Scotland from New York and a remark on cheap labor in China.

New York Scotland

The Accident Of Birth And Respect For All Beings

A reflective piece by Bert Moses in Newspaperdom argues that birth fate does not define worth. It urges humility toward others regardless of race, nationality, or appearance, and condemns needless harm, emphasizing life and happiness for all beings.

Bert Moses

New Klondike OM miners report rich gold strike near Quesnel

Arrivals from Cariboo bring word of a small Klondike discovery eight miles from Quesnel Damant Creek area showing very large nuggets. Miners report earnings up to 35 dollars daily as dredged placer works yield tens of thousands in gold in early district activity.

Cariboo Quesnel Daman Creek Ted Llorsefy Quesnel

World's Biggest Clock Promises Global Time Monument

Liverpool's Worlds Largest Clock claims superiority with a dial two feet larger than Big Ben, longer hands by three feet, and numerals three feet tall, asserting its status as the largest timepiece in the world.

Liverpool Eng Westminster

Brown proves aim with bull’s eye during practice

A speaker praises Brown’s shooting at a country place with guns, noting he hit the bull’s eye on the first try. The remark adds that Brown had to pay for the bull. The text also mentions Greenland potatoes seldom growing larger than marbles.

Brown Greenland

Restore Citizenship For Japan Graduate In Canada

Eschoo, a Queen's University graduate from 18 years ago, practiced divinity and medicine in Persia and was granted entry to Canada after his citizenship had lapsed during the war. He faced a challenge at Vancouver and was aided by friends in Toronto leading to restoration of his Canadian citizenship. His wife was killed in a Turkish raid.

S&s Eschoo Queen's University Persia Canada Vancouver United States Toronto Department of Immigration

Warships for Sale by British Admiralty Lays Here

About two hundred obsolete warships in ports around the British Isles are offered for sale. Buyers must guarantee ship parts are broken up and not used in war. Forty men take twelve months to dismantle a ship from the 1906 to 1908 classes including Dreadnoughts and smaller vessels.

British Isles

Mining and Travel Notes North of Nelson River and Fort Liard

The article surveys farming potential near the Nelson River and reports on the Lady Mackworth steamship navigating Liard and Nelson Rivers. It notes agricultural prospects, timber types, and posts at Fort Liard, Fort Nelson, and Lamson Hubbard operations, plus visits by explorers and survey officials. It also mentions Manitoba sending livestock to Chicago for an international show in December.

A. J. Curt Lady Mackworth Alvertia & Arctic Transportation Company Edmonton Great Waterways Fort Mackenie Fort Mearson Liard Lamson Hubbard Fort Liard Fort Nelson Nelson H.R. Co American Currie Mackenzie Peace River Wiard Fort Simpson Siesant Indians B.C Messrs la Flair Mackie Bluebell Liard Rivers Norman Great Slave Lake A. M. Narraway Duncan MacDonald Danvegan Manitoba Chicago Swine Breeders’ Association

Empire Timber Conference Insights on Long Term Forest Planning

Lord Lovatt argues that cereals respond to supply and demand quickly while timber planning requires a century for growth and harvest. The talk highlights the vast Empire costs spent predicting future timber positions and stresses the need for wide thought and truthfulness in public discourse.

Empire Lord Lovatt Empire Timber Conference

Historic Tablet Unveiling Marks Annapolis Royal Legacy

Annapolis Royal in Nova Scotia marked the 1921 tablet unveiling commemorating the 300th anniversary of King James I’s charter and the 200th anniversary of English common law in Canada. Attending were Hon. MacCallum Grant and other dignitaries, with a Bijou Theatre meeting and Fort concert following.

Acadia MacCallum Grant Nova Scotia Harris James Aikens Annapolis Royal Chisholm George H. Murray Canadian Bar Association James Lougheed B. B. Hardwick F. C. Whitman Historical Association of F. M. Fortier Fort Anne Province of New Scotland James I England Scotland Bench and Bar of Canada Dominion of Canada Thomas Chandler Haliburton Bijou Justice Chisholm Nova Scotia Historical Society Alexander Fraser William Alexander J. Murray Clark K.C Virginia Canada Charles Morse DCL John Irvin K-C

Enthusiasm in Courtship Sparks Friendly Debate

A brief exchange from the Boston Transcript shows a speaker praising enthusiasm as contagious while another counters that it is not universal, noting personal experience with courting women who did not share the zeal.

Boston Transcript

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Vancouve Parts China Dre Klondike Cariboo Bc Japan Dr. Eschoo Australia Nelson River Edison Pearal Themes A. Tidison Wingate Maxime the Historical Association of the Anne Timothe Pierre du Guast Sieur de Monts
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