World Happenings Briefly Told
Royal Canadian Mounted Police pursue a broad campaign to remove Greats from the aposoesnen of giena. The International Peace Congress at Wcarsar ends with praise for Kellogg proposal to cullaan Kat. Manitoba mining taping reaches a record- taking figure per Federal Recording Department. King George relinquishes Abergeldie Castle leased for eighty years. Dr A H Gee becomes assistant professor in University of California. Amalgamation talks between Marconi and Eastern Telegraph Companies near announcement. Dr Duncan Campbell Feott appointed Northwest Territories commissioner replacing the late John W Greenway. Montreal bylaw on noise enforcement invoked. local music firm fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internatioonal Peace Congress Ab Wcarsar
Manitoba
King George
Abergeldie Castle
King Edward
Queen Victoria
A. H. Gee
Toronto
Yide
University of California
Gee
Marconi
Eastern Telegraph
Imperial Studio
Duncan Campbell Feott
Indian Affairs
Northwest Territories
John W. Greenway
Dominion Lands
Montreal
Alberta Wool Market Eyes Japan Trade
The Alberta Department in Edmonton reports strong interest from Japan in Alberta wool. K Miyanishi of Kobe confirms tested samples met quality expectations and Japan plans to import similar wool from Alberta. Officials seek quantities in hundreds of tons and note further inquiries from Manchurian railway and Capt Kawakami about trans Pacific trade.
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Japan
Alberta
Agricultural Department
Edmonton
K. Miyanishi
Kobe
Miyanishi
K. Kanda
J. Kawakami
Hungarians Organize U Hungarian Farmers' Association of Saskatchewan
The Hungarian Farmers' Association of Saskatchewan formed to aid about 40 000 Hungarians in the province. Tritz Leiserhaker of Horizon was elected president with Regina to host the group. The note mixes courtship and marriage jests with a weather forecast predicting rain later.
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U Hungarian Farmers’ Association of
Saskatchewan
Tritz Leiserhaker
Horizon
Regina
How to Fight the Increasing Cost of Living Book
A quoted exchange places Pele Mele in Paris noting the book How to Fight the Increasing Cost of Living has increased in price.
Empire’s Dead Honored Then London Tour and Danish Welcome
A marching wreath lay at the Cenotaph in Whitehall carried by William Guild and E F Augustine in memory of fallen soldiers. The party toured Parliament and Westminster Abbey, noting towers, halls, trials, coronations, and the Unknown Warrior. They then crossed to Denmark aboard the Jylland, reaching Copenhagen and meeting Danish farmers and officials who shared statistics on agriculture.
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Denmark
Whitehall
Empire
Qvery
William Guild
Kenrny
Manitoba
E. F. Augustine
Alvinston
Ontario
Harwich
Westminster Abbey
Parliament
Victoria Tower
Royal Entrance
Houses of Parliament
Edward the Confessor
Henry VIII
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Warren Hastings
Edward VII
William Ewart Gladstone
Harold
Henry Will
Scone
Ume
Elizabeth
Mary
Henry VII
Scotland
Jylland
North Sea
Esbjerg
Copenhagen
Hotel Cosmopolite
Canada
Wester
Hogsbro Holm
General Agricultural Council
Canadians Visit Copenhagen During Agricultural Tour
The narrative describes Canadians meeting in Copenhagen with joy and greeting a top competitor. It notes cooperative history, Danish farming professors answering questions, and a Danish born Canadian Mr C Christensen delivering a Danish thank you. The afternoon includes viewing Amalienborg Palace and Christianborg Castle, finishing with a Milk Distributing Depot inspection.
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Denmark
C. Christensen
Amalienborg Palace
Christianborg Castle
Copenhagen
Western Farmers Transforming Roles in Western Canada
A review from Agricultural and Industrial Progress in Canada notes western farmers have shifted from muscular labor to skilled operation and management. Modern machinery minimizes manual work as farmers direct mechanical systems, with Western Canada cited as the most progressive agricultural region and ongoing rapid adoption of new devices.
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Canada
Agricultural and Industrial Progress In
Western
Canadian Mounties to patrol Far North aboard St Roch
A ten man RCMP detachment with a wireless operator will patrol northern waters aboard the 95 foot auxiliary schooner St Roch. The ship, completed in May, carries provisions and crew equipment and sails from Vancouver to Herschel Island, western Arctic HQ.
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Canada
Mackenzie River
Arctic
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
St. Roch
Vancouver
Herschel Island
Mounted Police
Lower fares urged to boost harvest labor supply
A Winnipeg conference of United Farmers of Manitoba, the Federal Government employment service, the Board of Trade and provincial government urged special inter provincial railway rates. The plan would let harvest laborers travel with reduced tickets stopping in Manitoba before heading to Alberta and Saskatchewan where harvest is later.
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West
Winnipeg
United
Farmers of Manitoba
Federal Government
Employment Service
Board of Trade
Manitoba
Alberta
Saaskatchewan
Canada Targets Standard Grades For Honey Exports
The Canadian government plans to establish standard grades for honey exports as shipments rise. Exports have grown two hundred percent in four years and now exceed one and a half million pounds annually.
Sunday School Lesson on Faith and Saul in Acts
The text contrasts Philip's gospel zeal with Saul's persecuting zeal, tracing Saul's arrest warrants from the high priest to Damascus. It links Paul’s mission to suppress the gospel with historical figures like Dzerzhinsky, noting parallels between religious and political fanaticism.
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Saul
Philip
Luke
Damascus
Jerusalem
Dranhedrin
Henry Drummond
Paul
I clx Dzerzhinsky
Russia
Dzerzhinsky
Tragic Arctic Eskimo Mother Sacrifices Self at Sea Rescue
Captain Burgess reports a heroic Eskimo mother near Rigoleet sacrificing her life to save three children from drowning. A floe broke away, an inadequate boat and a wooden tub failed, and all four perished despite efforts to reach shore.
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Arctic
Burgess
Labrador
Rigolet
Erecting Country Elevators In Alberta Planned This Summer
A busy season is ahead as grain companies and the Wheat Pool plan to build elevators at country points in Alberta to handle larger harvests. Gillespie Grain Company announces a program to erect six new elevators each with a 10 000 bushel capacity under president John Gillespie.
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Alberta
Gillespie Grain Company
John Gillespie
Fim
Bituminous Sands of Northern Alberta Test as Paving Solution
Tests show Northern Alberta bituminous sands can be successfully used for paving. With a practically unlimited supply, their use appears to solve permanent paving and road construction in the western provinces.
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Alberta
Churchill River Power Plan Keeps Saskatchewan Reserved Output
Churchill River Power Company announces Island Falls development on the Churchill River with 39 000 horsepower planned, aiming to supply Saskatoon and other cities. One sixth of total power must be reserved for public use at low cost. protests due by July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thitin
Island Fals
Churchill River
Toonan
Churchill River Power Co. Ltd
Whitney
Flin Flon
Island Falls
Saskatchewan
Regina
Taland Falls
Moose Jaw
North Battleford
Prince Albert
Saskatoon
Churchill River Power Company
Nron
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Seskatchewas
Giena
Princess Elizabeth
Britain
Duke and Duchess of York
Northern Patrol
Europe
North American
Lawrence
Christ Jesus
Winnipeg Newspaper Union
Tapio
McDermot Ave
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