Challenge to Government on Hudson Bay fishing prospects
The Manitoba Industrial Development Board fish committee challenges a Dominion report on Hudson Bay and Straite fishing potential. It cites limited Hachey expedition time and supports the existence of commercial cod in Hudson Bay, citing Dr. Bajkov and similar Arctic expeditions, and notes September could reveal more.
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Dominion
Hudson Bay
Straite
Fish Committee
Industrial Development Board
Manioba
Hachey
The
Bay
Straits
Halifax
Alexander Bajkov
Biological Board of Canada
University of Manitoba
Barkov
Mr. Hachey
Hudson Strait
Churchill
Islesboro Faces Automobile Arrival At Special Town Meeting
On Penobscot Bay Islesboro residents debate motor vehicles as summer visitors push for car access. Permanent residents prefer quiet but fear losing isolation while summer residents push for mobility, with a vote upcoming at a special town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrouda
Fall school wear pattern with tweed style numbers
Still another new and lovely style with a smart sportive air for fall school wear. It adapts to fall woollens and features a rhum brown diagonal woollen tweed in wine red. Style No. 773 fits sizes 14 to 40 inches bust and requires fabric and contrast yardage plus 25 cent pattern price.
Italy to Host Fifth World Poultry Congress in Rome 1933
Prof Alessandro Ghigi director general of the 1933 World's Poultry Congress visited Ottawa to discuss Canada's role and details with Canadian officials. Italy plans a grand Rome show in September 1933 held in the ancient Trojan Market with royal patronage from the King and likely Mussolini presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Alessandro Ghigi
Ottawa
Ghigi
Canada
Rome
Septeber
Poultry Science Council
Mussolini
Canada Farm Counts Rise in 1931 Census Totals
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 728 664 farms in 1931 up from 711 090 in 1921. Ontario and eastern provinces declined while provinces like Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia and Manitoba showed gains. Full owner occupancy fell 4 percent as tenant farming rose 33 percent with 586 229 owner occupied 74 382 rented and 67 942 partially owned farms.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Yukon
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Empire trade ship delayed awaiting imperial conference decisions
UK manufacturers and exporters have not yet consented to display goods for Canadian buyers aboard the liner Laurentic. Firms await decisions from the United Kingdom and Canadian governments from the Ottawa Imperial Conference before exhibiting. With no announcements expected until late October, the ship may sail to the Dominion next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Montreal
Ottawa
Dominion
Should Eat More Cheese in Canadian Diet urged
The article argues Canadians should increase cheese consumption to boost a strong cheese industry and improve sustenance. It calls for cheese to become a staple and a constant on dining tables.
Weed Control Survey Shows West Weed Problem and Remedies
A comprehensive weed survey in the western prairie provinces reports the weed distribution and suggests a coordinated program. It details field experiments with chemicals, soil and plant effects, and safety studies, with a popular bulletin planned to guide control efforts nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Edmonton
National Research Council
Prairie Provinces
Departments of Agriculture
Division of Biology and Agriculture
National Research Laboratories
University of Alberta
Ottawa
Tobacco Growth Across Canadian Provinces
Facts from Ottawa outline tobacco farming in Canada. Tobacco was introduced by French settlers in colonial times with government support starting in 1735. By 1931 Ontario and Quebec farms numbered about 7,200 with roughly 70,000 people in tobacco production and processing. Canada produced an estimated 51 million pounds of commercial tobacco in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
Dominion
Federal and Provincial Leaders Convene for Grain Exhibition
Support is promised from all Canadian provinces as Federal and Provincial representatives meet in Toronto. Hon. Robert Weir presides as Federal Minister of Agriculture. Hon. W. C. Buckle chairs the exhibition and discusses plans with provincial officials and federal technical staff for the Regina show next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Robert Weir
W. C. Buckle
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Scotland Pushes Quiet Sundays Amid Protests
Scotland accelerates its annual quiet Sunday campaign with church meetings in major cities. Prominent church leaders denounce Sunday ta/ing Sunday excursions and Sunday mos.
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Scotland
Compulsory insurance for auto passengers decreed in Yugoslavia
The government of Yugoslavia has ordered compulsory auto passenger insurance to cover all occupants in case of accidents. The measure aims to broaden protection, with enforcement starting immediately across cities and rural areas alike.
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Jugo- Slavia
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Leipzig
Ww. N. U
Islesboro
Penobscot
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Ruth Rogers
Empire Trade Ship
England
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
British Association For the Advance of Science
W. McDougall
C. G. Patten
Foreman
Workman
Bill
the Humorist
London
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