Aberdeen Angus Take Top Prizes at International Show
At the Chicago International, Aberdeen Angus from the Glencar farm of James McGregor Brandon dominated classes. Twenty five head from one herd earned top cash prizes, including group three bulls and junior herd honors, with sons and daughters of Blackcap Revolution among winners. Revolution, last year’s grand champion bull, is noted as a premier sire in show history.
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Mctreger
Chicago International
Glencargeek
James
Greger
Brandon
Antroaia
Mrthegor
Uverneargock Sierk Parnis
Lol
Harries
San Franncisco
California
Hartley Stock Farms
Page
North Pekots
Aberdeen
Chicago
World Happenings Briefly Told
Bleamslip rates to Canada from British, Beandinerian and continental reports were valid recently with amounts from 15 to 815. The Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna near Copenhagen suffers heart trouble. Australia’s immigration July to September 1924 added 76 000 to population. Dresden passes free burial policy for guild members. London forms Women’s Electrical Association to study electricity. Seven women called to the English bar, total 47 barristers. Cairo reports another alleged assassin of Sir Lee Stack. twenty students and officers released. US fatalities from accidents in 1925 accounted for one fifth of all deaths. Bishop Fallon of London Ontario to direct the Canadian pilgrimage to Rome. Legislature sets immigration rate at 36000 to cover bringing 60 Hebridean Aghormen to the west coast of Vancouver Island.
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Canada
Marie Feodorovna
Copenhagen
Australia
Fhe
Dresden
Germany
Gldaens
Heam
Women
United States
Toronto
Fallon
London
Ont
Romo
Marke
Vancouver Island
Wealth Of A Nation Highlighting Farming's Role
The piece argues farming is the nation’s basic strength, noting neglect by politicians and linking food security to unemployment and arable farming decline. It also mentions Vancouver annexation plans to grow the city and a nautical anecdote about issuing crew discharges in the English navy.
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Mate Riason
London Times
Mammoth airship plans exceed all prior craft
Navy experts reveal Congress plans for a colossal airship with a capacity of 6 660 000 cubic feet. The design would dwarf the Los Angeles and rival German craft, at 725 feet long with 122 foot diameter and 3 990 horsepower, a 154 ton gross weight, and a cruising radius of 7 150 nation miles without refueling.
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States Navy
Congress
Los Angeles
Una
England
Australi
Admiral Moffatt Nald
Los Angeas
Threatening Letter to Allenby Reports Dispatch
A dispatch to the Daily Mail says Viscount Allenby, British high commissioner for Egypt, received a letter threatening all life signed The Black Hand before leaving Cairo for a holiday visit to Alexandria. The Daily Telegraph Cairo correspondent notes many British and foreign officials plan to resign from Egyptian service next April.
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Wasi
Viscount Allenby
Egypt
All Fife
Cairo
Alesandria
Daily Mail
Daily Telegraph
Canada Gold Output Set to Surpass U S in 1928
Ontario minister of mines Hon Charles McCrea estimated gold production in the provinces would reach between 74 000 75 000 000 dollars this year and foresees 1928 as the year gold output tops total U S production Pilgrims to Ste Anne shrine show 282 000 visitors from Canada and the U S during the year Also noted are social snippets and household remedies mentions including Minard liniment.
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U.S
Charles McCrea
Ontario
Ste. Anne
A Christmas Wish for Peace and Happiness
A nostalgic Christmas verse wishes peace and sunshine for you and yours. It expresses warm hopes for safety from harsh weather, happiness, love, and daily Christmas cheer through the coming year.
Soviet Note Demands U S Explain Magnetic Rock Plate
Soviet minister for foreign affairs George Tehitcheria sent a caustic note to Secretary Hughes in Washington condemning the 1920 United States plate on a rock at Emma Bay Siberia. He warned that such magnetic observations threaten Soviet sovereignty and would be sternly repressed if repeated.
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United States
Siberian
United States Coastguard
Chukotch Peninsula
Emma Bay
Cape Pasino
Siberia
Behring Strait
United States Geodetic Magnetic Station
Warneis
George Tehitcheria
Hughes
Wash.oreton
M. Tehitcheria
Union of Soviet Republica
Wheat price fix proposed by Australian author in Britain
An Australian resident in London, St Clair Grondona, argues in a co authored book that Britain and the Dominions should agree to fix a minimum Empire wheat price for five years. He claims such stabilisation could be as valuable as a battleship and would deter foreign disruption of the market.
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Laldwin
Lonton
St. Clair Grondona
Matherland
Danilaions
Domnions
Grondona Bays
Degenerate Times Report On Crime And Society
A New York meeting announced the Serbon school under the board of applied Christianity to bring faith into daily work. Figures claim three point five billion dollars vanish annually from U S cash boxes and ten thousand murders yearly by young men. Also notes on Holloway's Corn Remover and Prince of Wales visit preparations in South Africa with Rhodesia shoots and Zulu demonstrations.
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United States
Une United States
Eugene M. Camp
American Board of Applied Christianity
Camp
New York
Board of
Applied Christianity
Serbon
Hella
South Africs
Prince of Wales
Rhodesia
Lion
Alfalfa seeding and clover mix guidance by McGregor
James O McGregor of Glencarnock Stock Farms Brandon Manitoba outlines best practices for alfalfa seeding. He recommends 12 to 15 pounds of seed per acre using a grass seeder on the grain drill for even distribution and cautions against broadcasting with moisture. He notes soil depth, moisture, and packing risks, and suggests using sweet clover as a nurse crop or prior crop to improve establishment. He warns against overdeep planting and emphasizes mowing to direct plant energy to roots. The article ends with a note that the discussion continues.
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James
McGregor
Glencarnock Stock Farms
Brandon
Manitoba
Jim Motet
Canada population up nearly five hundred thousand since last census
The Dominion bureau of statistics estimates Canada’s 1924 population at 9 226 740 up from 6 788 481 in 1921 with gains in all provinces except Prince Edward Island where a decline is noted. Burns and Scalds Dr Thomas’ Electric claims a kitchen burn remedy ready at hand with immediate relief.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Prince Edward
Thomas
Farmer J C Mitchell Wins Wheat Prize In Chicago Show
A Saskatchewan farmer formerly a Manchester cotton operative, J C Mitchell, won first prize for the best exhibit of wheat at the Chicago show. The remark notes that sometimes profits come from changing one’s trade.
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J. C. Mitchell
Chicago
Saskatchewan
Manchester
Hamilton Herald
Twelve Apostles Called to Learn from Jesus
The gospel text outlines Jesus selecting twelve disciples Peter and Andrew James and John Philip and Bartholomew Thomas and Matthew James son of Alphaeus Thaddeus Simon the Zealot and Judas They are chosen to hear learn and be with Jesus to bear fruit by proclaiming his teaching and revealing his character The message emphasizes their imperfect beginnings and the transformative result of being with Christ.
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Jesus
Peter
Andrew
James
John
Philip
Bartholomew
Thomas
Matthew
Alpheus
Thaddeus
Simon
Canaanean
Judas
Fla
Ile
Gini
Flur
Whittier
Gald
Tui
Tim
Tiim
Bovine Tuberculosis Policy Backed at Calgary Convention
Members of the Western Canada Livestock Union at Calgary approved continuing support for the research council of Canada in fighting bovine tuberculosis. They urged federal agriculture aid and endorsed the accredited herd system while asking continued department research. George E. Uiton was re elected president. vice presidents named for four provinces: Alex Davies Lackner. B S Walters Lacombe. TR Wright Drinkwater. George Lake Oak Lake.
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Western Canada Livestock Union
Calgary
Department of Agriculture
Research Council of Canada
Canada
George EL. Uuiton
Alex. Davies
Lackner
Bs J. 1
Walters
Lacombe
Alta
AL Wright
Drinkwater
Sasla
George Lake
Oak Take
Man
Britain Makes First Debt Payment Without Liberty Bonds
J P Morgan and Company paid the semi-annual debt installment of 91 652 000 to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for Britain. Of the total, 23 400 000 reduced principal and 65 655 000 covered interest. Premiums on liberty bonds prevented their use this year.
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Great Britain
United States
J. P. Morgan and Company
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Paying Canada Coal Bill Seventy Million Dollars
Canada spent over seventy million dollars last year to cover coal imports. The Natural Resources Intelligence Service notes the burden comes from eastern and western coal deposits, with aims to improve Central Canada access. Gold usage in the arts totals eighty million dollars yearly for jewelry gilding fillings and related uses.
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Canada
Natural Resources Intelligence Service
Department of the Interior
No 1 Hard Wheat Surges to Two Dollar Bushel in Minneapolis Pit
A carload of No 1 Hard Spring wheat sold for $2.00 per bushel in the Minneapolis pit for the first time in about four years. The shipment was noted for high protein content and commanded 35 cents above the December futures price, according to the Sommerre chamber report.
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Minneapolis
Sommerre
Canada Potato Yield for 1924 Reaches 68 Million Cwt
Canada reports a total potato yield for 1924 estimated at 68,069,000 cwt, up from 55,497,600 cwt the previous year. Minard's Liniment Used by Physicians.
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Canada
Minard
Wireless Control Demonstration Advances Home and Ship Systems
A Manchester demonstration shows wireless machinery starting and stopping remotely at Wembley. The event suggests future no wiring needed for electric bells and household devices. Reports from Rome note trials in wireless ship control attracting expert attention.
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Wembley
Manchester
Rome
High Voltage X-ray Installations Aimed at Safety
X-ray apparatus operates at about 106000 volts and requires special installations to prevent accidents. A French physician was fatally shocked two years ago at a Paris area hospital due to contact with high tension wiring. Safety rules published by the German Society of Great Russia emphasize modern installations to render danger negligible.
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Paris
Howires
Bomtgen Society
Great Rusia
British Expenditure Surpasses French War Dead Costs
During a French Chamber of Deputies debate on the pensions budget an appropriation of 600000 francs for transferring soldiers’ bodies was cited. The discussion showed British spending on gathering and moving war dead to larger cemeteries averaged about three times the French cost.
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Chamber of Deputies
Parliament to decide naval base funding for Singapore
Premier Bruce states that Australia must refer any contribution to establishing a Singapore naval base to the Commonwealth Parliament before a definite decision is made. A famed scientist claims a vast subterranean wave cycles every 1,400 years affecting climate via shifts in the earth's axis. The Old Gent jokes with The Toy about zoo visits and running concerns.
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Australia
Singapore
8. M. Lruce
Earth
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Caron & Caron
Ottawa
Dominion Express
Rncca
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