Ottawa meeting elects Horses L. Seymentr president
Reported executive meeting in Ottawa lists Horses L. Seymentr of Vancouver elected president. National budget for Consda shows a November deficit of 16983 150 dollars per finance department statement. Royal visit talks hint at Prince George joining the Prince of Wales for Canada’s Confederation anniversary.
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Ottawa
L. Seymentr
Vancoucer, FC
Consda
England
Royal
Prince George
Brét
Sts. Anne Beaupre
Noserberg
Joseph EK. Btarret
United States
Reparations Commission
Pherre Jay
Federal Reserve Dark of
New York
St. Elkebeth’s Hospital
Washington
Freak Royal Navy Vessel Nelson to Become 702 Foot Warship
A strange addition to the Royal Navy is the battleship Nelson with a forecastle and armored foremast. The ship measures 702 feet in length with a multi story bridge acting as an armored tower containing stations and observation posts.
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Nelson
Royal Navy
Canada and Cardiff Sight Trade Mission to Canada
A Cardiff Development Committee mission visits Canada to develop foodstuffs trade with Welsh ports, noting a large market for Canadian goods in Welsh service areas and seeking regular shipments to secure supply for South Wales. The article also mentions silk industry notes and light social quips.
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South Wales
Canada
Cavai
Cardiff
Australian dentist offers false teeth guarantee
A Sidney dentist offered a patient a guarantee of Bic years for false teeth in a case described as a dubious promise. The article fragment notes the patient refused the deal and mentions an odd phrasing about longevity and angels.
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Sidney
Dominions Decline Sharing Singapore Naval Duty
Australasian and Indian leaders refuse to fund the Singapore naval base as discussed at the Imperial Conference on Imperial Defence. Australia New Zealand and Canada emphasize defense duties while others plan aviation growth. Australia tallies defence spend per head at 62 shillings, South Africa 2 shillings sixpence, with Britain guiding overall policy.
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Avetraia
New Zealand
India
Australis
Uuir
Singapore
Austra- Us
Bruce
Australia
Great Uktain
Canada
South Africa
Avenge
Great Britain
Clemenceau Seeks Quiet and Peace at End of Life
Clemenceau of France, famed as The Tiger during World War I, celebrated his 85th birthday amid work on Civilization and a garden stroll with roses and violets. He spoke of seeking quiet and peace at the end, sharing simple desires for a home, library, and small daily labor.
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Clemenceau Clemenceau
France
Europe
Clemenceau
Long US Search Ends in NY Reunion via Letter
Mrs. Lana Schwendy receives a letter from Emil Geiser in Marshfield Wisconsin, reuniting after 30 years apart. The 20 year nationwide hunt began decades earlier and was aided by the Veterans Bureau after a war buddy recognized the name. Geiser’s discovery closes a long, tireless search for a brother.
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United States
Tolland
Garilage
N.Y
Lana Schwendy
Emil Geiser
Marshfield
Wis
Veterans’ Bureau
Wad
Schwendy
Delightful Bloomer Dress Pattern Ad for Children
An advertisement details a bloomers dress with flannel trim and long raglan sleeves, plus a matching bloomers piece with elastic waist. Sizes listed 2, 4, 6, 8, 16 years. material requirements and price notes included. Also promotes a Fashion Book with simple patterns for junior wardrobe priced at 10 cents.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Pattern order details from Winnipeg Union at 175 McDermot Ave include Pattern No Town Ahekei owedel Size. The fragment notes pattern requests and addresses but is incomplete for full instruction or context.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Bank of Montreal officials tout Canada’s sound conditions
At the Bank of Montreal’s 10th annual shareholders meeting in Montreal Sir Vincent Meredith says overall business is rising across most sectors and remains sound with a hopeful outlook. General manager Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor notes higher earnings, boosted loans and deposits, while the report and balance sheet were adopted.
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Bank of Montreal
Canada
Montreal
Vincent Meredith
Bart
Sir Vincent
Frederick Willams-Taylor
Alberta farmer wins wheat and oats crowns at Chicago show
Herman Trelle of Wembley Alberta wins the wheat championship for Marquis wheat at Chicago’s Grain and Hay Show, plus the sweepstakes oats title with Victory oats. The fourteenth Canadian wheat crown in sixteen years marks a notable international success for Trelle and his Ottawa-origin Marquis variety.
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U.S
Herman Trelle
Wembley
Alberta
Kenduick
Idaho
U.S.A
Chicago
Canada
L. P. Yates
Fishtail
Montana
Trelle
Ottawa
Charles Saunders
Uerman ‘Trelle
Edmonton
University of Alberta
Une
Averta
Air Force
United States
Peace River Country
Fairmont
Minnesota
Motion Picture Plans for World's Poultry Congress
Mr Ray S Peck of the Canadian Government Motion Picture Bureau will chair the Motion Picture Committe for the World's Poultry Congress to be held in Ottawa from July 27 to August 4 1927. Two theatres will screen films from national committees and delegates may view the Seeing Canada films. Delegates from the United States England Scotland Ireland Belgium Denmark the Netherlands Spain Germany Italy Russia Latvia Australia South Africa Brazil Peru Dominican Republic Colombia Ecuador the Philippines Barbados India Poland and Canada will present papers.
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Motion Picture Bureau
Ray S. Peck
Ottawa
National Congress
Canada
U de
England
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Belgium
Denmark
Netherlands
Spain
Germany
Italy
Russia
Latvia
Minland
Australia
South Africa
Brazil
Peru
Dominican Republic
Colombia
Ecuador
Philippines
Barbados
Iudia
Poland
Dutchast Africa
Suggests New Name For Constantinople
A press idea proposes renaming Constantinople to honor Kemal Pasha president of the Republic. The choice among Ghazi Mustapha or Kemal remains undecided. Also: John leads American name lists. a Lincolnshire farmer sprays potatoes by airplane in 25 minutes.
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Enthusias‘cally
Constantinople
Kemal Pasha
Repub
Ghazi
Mustapha
Kemal
Constantine the ‘Great
Syamboul
Dersadet
Appiness
John
America
Simon Newton
Wiliam
James
Charles Fourr
George Huth
Lincolnshire
England
Sunday School Lesson Refocuses Hearts to Jehovah
The Imperial Sunday School Lesson centers on repentance and devotion to Jehovah, urging removal of Canaanitish idols and public confession at Mizpah. It links penitence with divine deliverance from the Philistines and cites biblical and historical reflections from Samuel and Jeremy Taylor.
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Samuel
Cauaan
Jesus
Mizpah
Jeremy
Taylor
Barrie Reveals Left Handed Shift In Writing Career
Sir James Barrie explains in a letter read at the News-Vendors Benevolent dinner that after writing The Old Lady Shows Wat Medula his right hand failed, forcing him to write with his left. The holograph manuscript was auctioned by Sir Herbert Morgan for 25 guineas, with the building opening at 106 guineas.
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Jamey Barrie
M.lp
Sir Herbert Morgan
Prairie Fox Farming Proves Strong in Western Prairies
Government Inspector D C Valpy of Quebec reports fox farming thriving in the prairie provinces with 140 to 150 established ranches. Each ranch houses one pair to 400 adult foxes with large cubs, promising a solid fur crop for the west this season.
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Prairie
D.C. Valpy
Quebec
West
Prairies
Valpy
Prairley
Prosperity noted in Alberta savings certificates sales
The 1926 ten month deposits ending October reached 2,976,008.63, surpassing earlier year totals by about 830,000. In the decade of the provincial system, net purchases total 10,651,826.12 across ten years and ten months through 1935.
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Province of Alberta
Long Running Account Sparks Gentle Dispute
A tradesman questions a customer about a lingering account. The customer admits it has stood for about a year and proposes letting it rest, hinting at an informal resolution rather than immediate payment.
Prince of Wales and Baldwin to Visit Canada in July Jubilee
Report says the Prince of Wales and Prime Minister Baldwin have accepted invitations to attend Canada’s July 2 1997 diamond jubilee celebrations. A Dominion wide event will include a noonday Ottawa salute and beacon fires from coast to coast with sports, games, and a possible opening of the Fort Erie Duffalo bridge.
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Prince of Wales
Baldwin
Canada
Stanley Nualawin
Great Britain
Oliawa
Ella
Prince
Hig
Ottawa
Atlantic
Pacific
Fort Erip
Duffalo
New German Fertilizer Promises Balanced Plant Nutrition
Germany announces a new fertilizer production method providing balanced nitrogen phosphate and potassium with soil tailored blends. The trust exports concentrated mixes at lower prices than Chilean nitrates and plans larger monthly output before the next fertilization season.
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Germany
Cheamsas 2Adietry
Canada at Imperial Conference Named Leaders Exposed
Premier King and Ilon stood out as the two most prominent Nsures at the Imperial Conference. Ernest Lapointe quoted Premier Taschereau of Quebec speaking in Montreal about Canada’s stance and ideas.
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Canada
King
Ilon
Ernest Lapointe
Premier Taschereau
Quebec
Montreal
Reform Club
Taschereau
Europe
Empire
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Ile
Joho Will
Mr. Depew
Sinter
Australian Wheat Pool
Aughilia
Ita
H.W. Wood
Alberta Wheat Pool
G. W. Robertson
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