Canada to Dominate Export Wheat Markets Through December
Dominion bureau of statistics reports Canada will lead world wheat exports from now to December, facing only Danube country competition until December. After December, yields from crops planted will shape trade, with Australia and Argentina potentially increasing competition. U.S. and Russia out of export markets. Canadian carryover and smaller 1936 crop tighten exports, with Orient demand steady despite a Japanese crop dip.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Danube
Australia
Argentine
United Kingdom
Europe
United States
Russia
Orient
Japan
Tragedy Of Accidents On Farms Warns Of Hidden Dangers
A survey notes fatal farm accidents outpace many city jobs due to varied hazards and lax inspections. Major causes include poor building repair, careless livestock handling, and improper equipment use. Small overlooked issues drive most tragedies. Also mentions Frisco Utah ghost town and a South American clock novel.
Decline in Southern Saskatchewan Wild Ducks Alarms Experts
The report by J Dewey Soper chief federal migratory bird officer details grave and serious breeding-ground destruction in southern Saskatchewan. Waterfowl like canvasback and redheads are scarce, green winged teal and ruddy duck severely reduced, Crane Lake dry with no waterfowl. Conditions worsen with lack of rainfall and heat, affecting migration and hunting across the region.
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Saskatchewan
J. Dewey Soper
Prairie Provinces
Department of the Interior
A. Crerar
Soper
Winnipeg
North America
Mr. Sopers
Crane Lake
A. C. Bent
Sopers
Ontario Agricultural College trials test muslin enclosures and glassless greenshouses
Two experiments at the Ontario Agricultural College compare a muslin enclosed garden with an open plot. Both receive equal water, but the muslin setup remains more humid and shielded from hot winds, producing earlier growth. A third plan explores glass lighted winter days to lower heating costs by using insulated walls and selective sun capture.
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Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario
OAC
Royal Mews Move Reduces Windsor Horses to Buckingham
The Royal Mews will relocate nearly all Windsor horses to Buckingham Palace as motor transport reduces need for London stables. Windsor Greys, few staff, and the Windsor landaus for Ascot remain. coronation horse guards to be seen next year, with Windsor horses briefly spared for private use.
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Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Station
Castle
Windsor Castle
George IV
Edward
London
George V
Reindeer Experiment Reaches Milestone in Arctic Herd
The Dominion government reports a successful second year for reindeer on the Mackenzie delta. The herd grew to 3,750 with 936 fawns born in April to June, and plans include slaughtering about 500 mature animals for food and clothing as the rest move to winter quarters.
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Dominion
T. A. Crerar
J. A. Urquhart
Aklavik
Arctic Ocean
Alaska
Crown of St Edward Dominates English Coronations
The article traces the long tradition of using St Edward's Crown in English coronations, noting Westminster Abbey's role, the heavy crown's design, and how regalia evolved through monarchs from William the Conqueror to George VI, with references to Cromwell, Vyner, and royal rituals.
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Edward the Confessor
James II
St. Edward
Edward
England
J. G. Noppen
Daily Sketch
Westminster
William the Conqueror
Confessor
Earl Marshal
Charles II
Robert Vyner
John
Henry I Richmond
Henry VII
Derby
Henry IV
Tower of London
George IV
Queen Victoria
George V
Edward VIII
Pattern 5006 Scottie dog craft pattern
A Scottish terrier themed pattern 5006 appeals to crafters with a gay plaid coat yarn whiskers and soft figure. The pattern provides dog shape complete making directions and material requirements. Send 20 cents for stamps or coin to Household Arts Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave East Winnipeg.
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Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave E
Winipeg
Binder Twine Labels and Length Standards in Canada
The Dominion Department of Agriculture inspects binder twine sold in Canada to ensure labeled feet per pound accuracy. Most samples meet tolerance, but over half exceed the label, with occasional larger shortages. Since 1930 shortages have been under 3 percent, and in 1935 under 0.5 percent.
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Canada
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Dog Solves Chocolate Machine Mystery at London Rail Station
A Yorkshire terrier at a London area station helped explain a chocolate machine’s unusual popularity. The dog received a piece of chocolate from the slot machine and then urged passers by to insert a penny, sharing the treat with his owner. The Automatic Company sent a representative to investigate.
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London
Automatic Company
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Utah
Mackenzie Delta
Paignton Harbor
Britain
Adam Stretton
Henry V
Agincourt
Alencon
Richard III
Battle of
Bosworth Field
Scottie Pup
Alice Brooks
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