Fire on Imperator proves big ship fireproof says Hamburg Line
Fire in a lone after-compartment of the Imperator, the world’s biggest steamship, docked at Eboken after arriving from Hamburg, cost the life of the second officer and damaged provisions valued at 15000 but harmed only the compartment walls. Firemen fought flames by running hoses through the provision hatch while crew members assisted. Kavk Gohrecht, the fallen officer, is mourned as the Hamburg Line bursts with pride over the ship’s fireproofing and new equipment for saw or engine emergencies.
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Christmas Travel to the Old Country by Grand Trunk Pacific
Grand Trunk Pacific clerks report record demand for steamship travel to Britain and Europe for Oct Dec 1913. They have secured sailings with all lines and will offer electric lighted standard and tourist sleepers to cope with the surge. Canadian livestock prospects rise with high meat demand, as Alberta projects 500 000 hogs and Lethbridge wool hopes reach 1 000 000 pounds, while Britain and the U S reduce cattle exports to meet domestic needs.
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Packing Plants Move Sought For Moose Jaw Region
Norman Lambert of the Toronto Globe reports plans by public and private interests to expand marketing capacity for mixed farming products in the province. A large packing plant was proposed at Moose Jaw, with discussions on a cooperative system and meat processing facilities involving government officials.
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Future of West in Saskatoon crops voiced by commissioner
Saskatoon commissioner Maciyte Sclanders argues central Saskatchewan farming relies on pioneering crops like wheat oats and barley. He notes one third of land is idle for summer fallowing and praises mixed farming to boost year round work and profit.
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Mixed farming urged by Premier Sifton for Western Canada
Premier Sifton told a Toronto paper mixed farming is essential for the Canadian West. He argued grain farming is speculative and crops vary yearly, so diversified farming with other crops and livestock would stabilize fortunes and provide steady prosperity. He blamed discontent on speculative farmers chasing quick riches.
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