U S Livestock Tied to Canada Import Ban Reports
The report notes U S livestock barred from Canada amid trade frictions and a broader shortage of shipments. Officials discuss impacts on export markets and domestic producers as Alaska and Nevada face restrictions and regional movements slow. The meeting of the Abbetta Provincial Breeders Association notes changes to the Enrollment Act and industry outlook while emphasizing ongoing shipments to eastern ports.
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Edmonton
Altas
Ue Abbetta
George H. Cresswell
Ford Named as Possible Secretary of the Navy
Rumors float that Henry Ford may replace Secretary Denby after his resignation. Ford's name appears on a list of candidates urged to President Coolidge to lead the navy department in Washington.
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Denby Warrington
Henry Ford
United States Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Ford
Coolidge
Navy Department
Live Chickens Sent By Parcel Post
An apparent notice discusses sending live chickens by parcel post. The fragmented text mentions preparation and handling, suggesting shipping terms and safety concerns for live birds.
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Parcel Post
Saskatchewan plebiscite set for July 2 as liquor question split
Regina ballots will ask two questions on temperance and government controlled liquor sales. Voters decide on the principle of the Saskatchewan Temperance Act and whether government sales should cover all spirits and beer or only malt beer. absentee polls will be held, and penalties apply for illegal voting.
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Regina
Bam
J. A. Crass
Whdeher
Isle
Still Good Friends London treaty of friendship signed
A treaty of friendship between Germany and Turkey has been signed, according to a dispatch from Constantinople.
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London
Germany
Turkey
Constantinople
Ottawa Debate Over CN Rail Branch Lines Plan
In Ottawa the West faces a heated clash over whether CN Railway branch lines should be funded, with a three year programme favored to finish work in one pass. Advocates argue annual estimates slow progress, while opponents push for a single plan despite costs and labor limits.
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Ottawa
Canadian National Railway
Imad
Seagive
A. Jd. Lewis
Swift Current
Lewis
Robertson
Minister of Railways
Wwe
Guo Tad
Jinswrad
Grading With Protein Tests Debate in Grain Marketing
The discussion centers on using protein tests in grain grading and its role alongside price and marketing by grades. Chairman Turreon notes that more binning facilities may be needed, but protein testing should not replace standard grade marketing.
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Teagan
Turreon
British Ambassador Presents Credentials to Coolidge
Sir Esme Howard presented the British ambassador's credentials to President Coolidge at the White House. The King expressed hope for good understanding between Britain and the United States as the best guarantee for future world peace. Coolidge replied that shared aims will be a mighty force for just and lasting peace.
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Great Britain
United States
Washington
George
Coolidge
Esme Howard
Unitedd States
Nerviline touted as stomach remedy with 35c price
The ad praises Nerviline for quick relief of sour stomach gas and cramps, recommending twenty drops in sweetened water and noting nighttime colic relief. It urges keeping Nerviline on hand for family emergencies and lists a 35-cent price at dealers. Ottawa news then notes J. T. Shaw plans to press for divorce grounds equality for wives.
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Equal Rights
Ottawa
J. T. Shaw
West Calgary
Pain Relief From Dodd's Kidney Pills Cited
Mr. John F. Pain of Mincur Ontario testifies he was troubled by side pains and low energy before taking six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. After three boxes his pain disappeared and he can work again. The ad explains the pills act on the kidneys to remove uric acid, reducing rheumatism and sciatica risks.
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John F. Pain
Dodd
Mincur
Mr. Pain
Grain Inspector Resigns After Twelve Years Service
Winniper Orovee Serta CNbed grain inspector for Canada resigns from the post of Chief Grain Inspector after twelve years. The resignation takes effect March 21 and follows testimony at the Grain Inquiry Commission sessions. Assistant Jun Fraser is mentioned as a possible successor.
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Winniper
Tesco
Jun.Fraser
Jz Beling
Civilians May Take Control in Germany
The article reports that civilian control of Germany's military preparations will be exercised by a control commission rather than military officers. The transfer is conditional on assurances that Germany has halted unsanctioned armament and on compliance with five 1922 demands on legislation and police demilitarization.
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Ois
Ion
Guarante Os
Suifvarer
Attversal
Germany
Anu Effeers
Council of Ambassadors
Soviet Eyes 750 Million Pound Loan From Britain
Moscow correspondent for the Daily Express says Russia seeks credits of 150.6 million pounds over three years with 67 percent in loans and 32 percent cash. Britain would advance 40, 50, and 60 million pounds in years one to three, with interest to start within two years. The funds would support economic reconstruction, not the Red Army, says Soviet Charge dAffaires Christian Hakovsky.
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Great Britain
London
Soviet Russa
Moscow
Daily Express
Russia
England
Christian Hakovsky
Red’ Army
Saskatchewan Takes Prizes at Manitoba Winter Fair
Saskatchewan entrants won key awards at the Manitoba Winter Fair. Leslie and Davidson of Watrous earned first in team Clydesdale mares or geldings and first in individual agricultural mares or geldings. A Vassar of Regina won top honors in the single trotters class. J BR Day of Yellow Grass placed second in the sheep judging with 170 points. J C Hyde of Burnside scored 704 in aggregate judging, leading Manitoba Agricultural College students who captured the J D McGregor cup for another year. Thirty four students and one outsider competed.
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Brandon
Saskatchewan
Leslie and Davidson
Watrous
Sask
A. Vassar
Regina
J. BR. Day
Yelow Grass
Trandon
Man
J. C. Hyde
Burnside
Manitoba Agricultural College
Manitoba Agriculural College
J. D. McGregor
Coolidge Opposes Philippine Independence Timeline
President Coolidge told the Philippines Independent Mission that he believes the time is not yet right for the Philippines to gain independence from the United States. The remark signals U S retention of colonial ties amid ongoing debates on self rule.
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Ireland
Washington
Coolidge
Philippines
Baron Byng of Ven A Scout Always Theme
Fragmentary text references Baron Byng of Ven and scouting, with garbled phrases about pigs, roads, and promises. Limited coherent details present, suggesting a historical or ceremonial note with unclear context and multiple disjointed terms.
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Baron Byng of
Ven
Alberta Liquor Control Amendment Passes in Legislature
The Alberta legislature approved an amendment to the liquor control bill restricting beer sales. Hotels province wide may not sell beer after 7 pm on Saturdays, while weekdays allow closing at 10 pm. Licensed premises will operate for 35 hours Mon-Fri and 32 hours on Saturday, with 7 am openings. In Edmonton Nellie McChing backed early closing. GQ A. Porster opposed and was defeated.
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Beadhuenten
Alberta
WLM
Davidson
Calgary
Uie
Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corn Pain
An ad touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. It promises instant relief from hard and soft corns and calluses, with easy at home use. The druggist offers a ding bowie style applicator for a few cents to remove corns between the toes without soreness.
Inevitably Looming Tariff Revisions Across Sectors
Ottawa reports indicate an upcoming budget delivery likely earlier than usual, with tariff changes deemed inevitable. Sericultural implements may shift to free or reduced duties, raw inputs for finished goods could be tariff free, and the sales tax on final articles may be eased. Some support exists for loosening taxes on necessaries, though changes remain uncertain.
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Ottawa
Forks
Gersefon Nigel Om
Bern
Fewer Cabinet Ministers Proposal Aims at Economic Reform
Sir George Foster proposes shrinking the cabinet from 17 to 12 ministers and reorganizing departments to cut costs. Abolishes the secretary of the Dercon and customs, merges public works canals marine and fisheries, adds the Kolivitor-general’s department to justice, and combines soldiers’ civil restoration with defence. A pre audit of expenditures is urged to curb extravagance as tariff reductions are debated. The timing coincides with cabinet departures and shifts in trade policy.
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Liamadinton
Willie sUgeestion
George Poster
George
Justice Department
Soldiers’ Civil
Defence
Sivco George
Linina
United States
Lomer Gouln
W. Os. Fielding
Velles
Egypt Adopts New Flag With Crescent and Three Stars
The republic has formally adopted a new national flag featuring a green field a crescent and three stars. The design signals a shift in national symbolism and aligns with the government’s public display of unity and heritage.
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Res Pl
Why Canapa Has Many Remarkable Women
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as reliable for feminine weakness and nervous disorders. A testimonial by Mrs Lies Alwas credits it with restoring nerves and sleep, claiming the remedy cured bearing-down pains and stopped debility. The ad invites readers to write for a free medical booklet and purchase tablets via Pierce’s Laboratory in Buffalo and Bridgeport.
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Buffalo, Noy
Pte
Pierre
Bridgeuurg
Vols
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