Successful Canadian exhibitors to be honoured at Chicago grain show
Canadian exhibitors at the International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago from November 29 to December 6 will receive liberal bonuses beyond regular premiums. Quebec Ontario Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia along with the Calgary Board of Trade and the Canadian Pacific Railway announce special awards for Canadians. Man ato and Manitoba notes include growth in livestock and farming, ship shipments to Asia, and Royal Naval Reserve recognition for Captain R W McMurray.
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Saskatchewan
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R. W. McMurray
Canadian Pacific
British Columbia Coast Steamship Service
Vancouver
London Times
Royal Naval Reserve
RNR
McMurray
Health of skin mirrors life style says medical note
Canadian Medical Association stresses skin health reflects overall health. Cleanliness and hygiene prevent infections, while regular baths aid heat regulation. Daily warm baths for sweaty workers, two warm baths weekly otherwise, and a cool morning bath benefit many.
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Pature
Skin Health Tied to Overall Wellbeing
Skin conditions not responding to basic care reflect underlying health issues. Proper living habits and overall wellness are essential to achieve and maintain healthy skin as a personal asset.
Ontario grain pool backs selling agency amid market failure
The Ontario grain pool has voted confidence in its selling agency while allegations blame conspiracies for failing to market the 1920 crop. Officials note rapid progress on electric lighting installation and expect the lights to go on toward month’s end, with a cautious welcome to any early feasibility news.
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Ontario Grain Pool
Falure
Pioneer Dr J H Proctor of Two Creeks Passes Away
Dr J H Proctor a longtime resident of Two Creeks district and Virder Manitoba died Thursday aged 58 He came from Edinburgh Scotland in 1582 and farmed extensively with thoroughbred stock He served on the rural municipality council about thirty years ago He was a Presbyterian minister who conducted services in pioneer days and joined the United Church on union He was predeceased by his wife eight years ago and is survived by seven children four daughters and three sons.
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J H. Proctor
Two Creeks
Virder
Mr. Proctor
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Scotland
Manitoba
Bennett Government Plans Tariff Shifts to Boost Canadian Industry
Canada’s new Bennett administration will convene on September 8 to pursue pledges to curb unemployment. A public works program with provincial cooperation is planned, alongside measures to build domestic industry by manufacturing raw materials in Canada and importing fewer goods. Tariff realignment includes repealing countervailing duties, revising the British preference, and raising the general tariff to shift purchases to Britain where advantageous. Concessions from Britain depend on convincing Britons that industrial gains outweigh higher living costs.
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